HTCommands

HTCommands

A lightweight command chain plugin for Hytale servers. Save groups of commands as named sets and execute them all at once with a single command. Each command can be configured to run as the player or as console.

Discord : https://discord.gg/y6RemcjSaD

Features

• Save command chains to JSON and run them with /htrun <name>
• Per-command control: run as player or as console using prefixes
• {player} placeholder auto-replaced with the executing player's name
• Manage command sets in-game or by editing the JSON file directly
• Hot-reload config without restarting the server

Commands

Command	Description
/htrun name	Execute all commands in a saved command set
/htcmd create name	Create a new empty command set
/htcmd add name "command"	Add a command to a set (wrap in quotes for multi-word)
/htcmd remove name index	Remove a command by its index number (1-based)
/htcmd delete name	Delete an entire command set
/htcmd list	List all saved command sets
/htcmd info name	View all commands in a set
/htcmd reload	Reload command sets from disk

Alias: /htcmd can also be used as /htc

Permissions

Permission	Description
htcommands.run	Use /htrun to execute command sets
htcommands.admin	Parent permission for all /htcmd subcommands
htcommands.admin.create	Create new command sets
htcommands.admin.add	Add commands to a set
htcommands.admin.remove	Remove commands from a set
htcommands.admin.delete	Delete command sets
htcommands.admin.list	List all command sets
htcommands.admin.info	View commands in a set
htcommands.admin.reload	Reload config from disk

Command Prefixes

Each command in a set can be prefixed to control who it runs as:

Prefix	Runs As	Description
(none)	Player	Runs as the player who typed /htrun. Requires the player to have permission for the command.
player:	Player	Same as no prefix — explicitly marks a command as player-executed.
console:	Console	Runs with full console privileges. Use for admin commands the player shouldn't need direct permission for.
silent:	Both	silence commands so they do not show in chat

Placeholders

Placeholder	Replaced With
{player}	Username of the player running /htrun

Examples

Starter kit (mixed player and console)

/htcmd create starterkit /htcmd add starterkit "console:give {player} stone 64" /htcmd add starterkit "console:give {player} wood 64" /htcmd add starterkit "island home"

Then run: /htrun starterkit

• The give commands run as console (player doesn't need give permission)
• The island home command runs as the player

Bulk region flag setup

/htcmd add plotsetup "console:rg flag singleplot1 build allow -g Members"
/htcmd add plotsetup "console:rg flag singleplot1 pvp deny"
/htcmd add plotsetup "console:rg flag singleplot1 mob-spawning deny"

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Then run: /htrun plotsetup

Editing the JSON directly

For large command sets, edit plugins/HTCommands/commands.json directly and use /htcmd reload

{  "entries": [    {      "name": "starterkit",      "commands": [        "console:give {player} stone 64",        "console:give {player} wood 64",        "island home"      ]    },    {      "name": "plotsetup",      "commands": [        "console:rg flag singleplot1 build allow -g Members",        "console:rg flag singleplot1 pvp deny",        "console:rg flag singleplot1 mob-spawning deny",        "console:rg flag singleplot2 build allow -g Members",        "console:rg flag singleplot2 pvp deny",        "console:rg flag singleplot2 mob-spawning deny"      ]    }  ]}

Notes

• Commands in the JSON should not include the leading /
• When adding commands in-game, wrap multi-word commands in quotes: /htcmd add name "console:give {player} stone 64"
• For large batches (50+ commands), editing the JSON file directly + /htcmd reload is recommended
• The {player} placeholder works with both console: and player: prefixes