Commands

This document contains a list of commands provided by the Minecraft Manhunt Plugin and how to use them.

For more information on how to use these commands in the context of the game, check out Guide for Players and Guide for Game Managers.

Permissions

You don't need a permissions plugin to use the Manhunt plugin. However, if you're using a permissions plugin like LuckPerms, you can refer to the Permissions column in the table below to see what permissions you need to grant to allow usage of a command.

If you aren't using a permissions plugin, you can ignore the Permissions column.

List of Commands

Game Management Commands

Commands for managing or viewing the state of the Manhunt game.

These commands are granted to all players by default.

Command	Description	Arguments	Permissions	Syntax
clearteams	Removes all players from all teams.	None.	mmh.game	/clearteams
maketeams	Allows players to switch teams.	Arg 1 (optional): - Default option select allows players to select a team. - random randomizes teams. Favors Hunters if odd number of players.	mmh.game	/maketeams [random/select]
startgame	- Starts a game of Manhunt. - Resets players using /reset. - Enables game-specific features.	Arg 1 - countdown: - Starts a timer using /countdown command. - Requires a number. Arg 2 - skip reset (optional): - Defaults to false. - If true, /reset will not be called. Arg 3 - skip freeze (optional): - Defaults to false. - If true, Hunters will not be frozen and reset during the countdown.	mmh.game	/startgame <seconds> [true/false] [true/false]
stopgame	Stops a game of Manhunt.	None.	mmh.game	/stopgame

Utility Commands

Useful commands that can be used outside of the Manhunt game.

These commands are granted to all players by default.

Command	Description	Arguments	Permissions	Syntax
countdown	Starts a generic countdown timer. Only one timer can be running at once. You can cancel a running timer using /countdown 0.	Arg 1 - Duration: - Requires a number. Arg 2 - Freeze Hunters (optional): - Defaults to false. - If true, Hunters will be frozen and reset during the countdown. NOTE: This option is inverted to the one in /startgame. /countdown does not freeze Hunters by default, while /startgame does.	mmh.player	/countdown <seconds>
reset	Performs the following actions/commands: - Remove all potion effects - Clear inventory - Give everyone a compass - Set gamemodes (Survival or Spectator) - Move all Eliminated players to Runners - Move all unassigned players to Spectators - Teleport all players to world spawn - Give max health - Give max saturation - Give max food level - Set exhaustion to zero - Reset XP - /time set 0 - /gamerule doDaylightCycle true - /gamerule doWeatherCycle false - /weather set clear - /kill @e[type=Item] - /advancement revoke @a everything - Reset the state of the Manhunt plugin	None.	mmh.player	/reset

Player (in-game) Commands

Commands used by players to play the game of Manhunt.

These commands are granted to all players by default.

Command	Description	Arguments	Permissions	Syntax
listteams	List the teams and the players on each team.	None.	mmh.player	/listteams
track	Tracks a player. - Requires a compass in your inventory. - The compass will point towards the target. - The compass does not update automatically. - Update the compass by right-clicking with the compass. - You don't need to use /track again unless you want to change your tracking target. - Teammates can track each other and are given precise positions. - Runners & Eliminated count as teammates and can track each other. - Hunters can track Runners but are given rough positions. - Tracking a player in a different world will lead you to their portal (or your portal if they don't have one). - Offline players can be tracked provided they disconnected while the plugin was running.	Arg 1 - Player Name	mmh.player	/track <name>
trackportal	Track the portal that you used to enter The Nether. - Requires a compass in your inventory. - The compass will point towards your portal. - The compass does not update automatically. - Update the compass by right-clicking with the compass. - Only works in The Nether. - Replaces any target you are tracking with /track.	None.	mmh.player	/trackportal

Operator commands

Commands not required to play the game, but can be used to rectify errors in the game.

These commands are granted to server operators by default.

Command	Description	Arguments	Permissions	Syntax
creditkill	Credit a kill to another player. Useful if the game doesn't properly credit a kill.	Arg 1: Player Name	mmh.correction	/creditkill <player>
eliminate	Eliminate a player. For use if the game didn't eliminate them automatically. Also kills the player and credits the kill to the killer.	Arg 1: Victim - Requires a valid Player name. - Player must be online. - Player must be a Runner. Arg 2: Killer - Requires a valid Player name. - Player must be online. - Player must be a Hunter.	mmh.correction	/eliminate <victim> <killer>
offerteamtp	Offer the list of teammates to teleport to (or death location if no teammates are available) to a player. Replaces the menu normally provided if a player states they died to natural causes.	Arg 1: Player Name	mmh.correction	/offerteamtp <player>
removedeath	Remove a death from a player's Death counter.	Arg 1: Player Name	mmh.correction	/removedeath <player>
restoreinventory	Offer a player's previous inventory (stored at the point where they died) to the player to allow them to select items to restore.	Arg 1: Player Name	mmh.correction	/restoreinventory <player>
setplayerteam	Forcibly change a player's team, whether they are eligible to switch or not.	Arg 1: Player Name Arg 2: Team Name - One of runners/hunters/eliminated/spectators	mmh.correction	/setplayerteam <player> <runners/hunters/eliminated/spectators>
uneliminate	Un-eliminate a player. Restores them to the Runners team.	Arg 1: Player Name	mmh.correction	/uneliminate <player>

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Internal Commands

Internal commands should never be called by players or Game Managers.

Internal commands are used as triggers for clickable elements in other commands.

All commands are protected by "eligibility" - the commands do not work unless an event in the plugin code grants eligibility for a command to a player.

A reference is kept here for use by developers.

Command	Description	Arguments	Permissions	Syntax
changeteam	Change to the specified team.	Arg 1: - One of runners/hunted/eliminated/spectators	mmh.player	/changeteam <runners/hunted/eliminated/spectators
reseteligibility	Cancel eligibility for: - /teamtp - /selfelim - /changeteam	None.	mmh.player	/reseteligibility
selfelim	Runners: Eliminate yourself. Hunters/Eliminated: Prevents teleporting to a teammate.	None.	mmh.player	/selfelim
teamtp	Teleport to a teammate.	Arg 1: Player Name - Alternatively, use /teamtp $elf to teleport to your death location. - Teleporting to your death location grants invincibility for 25 seconds.	mmh.player	/teamtp <player>
tpoptions	List all available teammates to teleport to. If no teammates are available, provides the option to teleport to your death location.	None.	mmh.player	/tpoptions