Player Details & Commands

Introduction

The player details page gives you full control over an individual player – right from your dashboard, no commands needed. You can check their health, hunger, experience, inventory, abilities, advancements, and more. Need to heal someone, swap their gamemode, or teleport them across the map? It’s all here in one place.

To open a player’s details, click their card on the Players page.

Most editing features require the player to be online. A few actions – like deleting player data – actually require the player to be offline first.

Player Profile

At the top of the page, you’ll see the player’s profile card. This includes a 3D render of their skin, their username, and an Online/Offline status badge so you know at a glance whether they’re currently on the server. Below that is the player’s UUID (their unique identifier – click it to copy), along with timestamps for when they first joined and last logged in. If the player is currently online, you’ll also see their alive time, which tracks how long it’s been since their last spawn.

Status Indicators

Active status badges appear when the player is:

• Flying
• On fire
• Drowning
• Falling from height
• Taking damage
• In a portal cooldown
• Sleeping

These update in real time, so you always know what’s happening to the player at that moment.

Health, Hunger & Experience

• Health
• Hunger
• Experience

• Displays health as a row of 10 hearts (20 HP total).

  Action	Description	Requires
  Heal	Restore full health	Online
  Kill	Kill the player	Online

• Displays hunger as a row of 10 drumsticks with a saturation bar.

  Action	Description	Requires
  Feed	Restore full hunger and saturation	Online
  Starve	Apply hunger effect	Online

• Displays the XP level badge and a progress bar showing percentage to the next level.

  Action	Description	Requires
  Give XP Level	Add 1 XP level	Online
  Take XP Level	Remove 1 XP level	Online

Hytale Servers

Hytale servers show different stats:

Stat	Range
Health	0–100
Mana	0–100
Stamina	0–10
Oxygen	0–100

Inventory

The inventory section displays the player’s full Minecraft inventory layout, just like you’d see in-game:

• 4 armor slots – head, chest, legs, feet
• 1 offhand slot
• 27 main inventory slots (3x9 grid)
• 9 hotbar slots
• Trash bin – drag items here to drop them (online only)

You can rearrange items by dragging and dropping them between slots, which is a handy way to organize a player’s gear without asking them to do it themselves.

Inventory Actions

Action	Description	Requires
View Ender Chest	Opens a modal showing the player’s 27-slot ender chest contents. You can also clear the ender chest from within this modal.	Any
Give Item	Give an item to the player – browse items by category, set quantity (1-64), and choose a target slot	Online
Clear Inventory	Remove all items from the player’s inventory (confirmation required)	Online

Clicking on a shulker box or bundle in the inventory will open a modal showing its contents, so you can inspect what’s inside without asking the player.

Clearing a player’s inventory removes everything they’re carrying. Double-check before confirming – there’s no undo.

Abilities

This section lets you toggle individual abilities on or off for a player. It’s a quick way to grant (or revoke) special permissions without digging through permission plugins.

• Flying – Whether the player is currently in flight. Turning this off mid-air will cause them to fall, so use it carefully.
• May Fly – Whether the player is allowed to fly. This is the permission toggle – enabling it lets the player double-tap jump to start flying.
• Invulnerable – Makes the player immune to all damage. Useful for events or when you need someone to stand in a dangerous area.
• Instant Build – The player can break blocks instantly, like in creative mode.
• May Build – Controls whether the player can place and break blocks at all. Turning this off effectively locks them out of building.
• God Mode – A convenience toggle that flips multiple protective abilities at once, so you don’t have to enable them one by one.

God Mode is great for temporarily protecting a player during an event or while troubleshooting. Just remember to turn it off when you’re done.

Speed Controls

Setting	Range	Default
Walk Speed	0–1 (step 0.01)	0.10
Fly Speed	0–1 (step 0.01)	0.05

A little goes a long way here. Even small changes to walk and fly speed can feel dramatic in-game, so start with minor adjustments and work your way up.

Advanced Attributes

Click More Abilities to open a modal with the full set of player attributes. These give you fine-grained control over how the player interacts with the world:

Attribute	Description
Walk Speed	Base movement speed
Max Health	Maximum health points
Attack Damage	Base melee damage
Attack Speed	Attack cooldown speed
Jump Strength	Jump height
Luck	Affects loot table rolls
Armor	Damage reduction from armor
Armor Toughness	Reduces effectiveness of strong attacks
Knockback Resist	Resistance to knockback
Follow Range	Mob detection range
Step Height	Maximum block height the player can step up
Scale	Player model scale
Gravity	Gravitational pull strength
Safe Fall Distance	Distance before fall damage starts
Fall Damage Multi	Fall damage multiplier
Burning Time	Duration of fire damage
Explosion Knockback	Knockback resistance from explosions
Water Movement	Movement speed in water
Oxygen Bonus	Underwater breathing bonus
Movement Efficiency	Movement speed on certain blocks
Block Interact Range	Reach distance for block interaction
Entity Interact Range	Reach distance for entity interaction
Attack Knockback	Knockback dealt by melee attacks
Block Break Speed	Speed of breaking blocks
Underwater Mining	Mining speed while submerged
Sneaking Speed	Movement speed while sneaking
Flying Speed	Speed while flying
Max Absorption	Maximum absorption (golden hearts)
Sweeping Damage	Ratio of sweeping attack damage

Most of the time you won’t need to touch advanced attributes, but they’re incredibly useful for custom game modes, events, or debugging weird player behavior.

Advancements & Recipes

• Advancements
• Recipes

• Shows the player’s advancement completion with a progress bar and percentage badge (e.g. “45/123 advancements”). Click to open a modal listing all advancements and their completion status.

• Shows unlocked recipe count with a progress bar. Displays the number of new recipes available. Click to open a modal listing all recipes.

Permissions & Moderation

At the top of the actions panel, you’ll find quick access buttons for managing the player’s permissions and handling moderation:

• Operator – Toggle operator (op) status on or off for the player.
• Whitelist – Add or remove the player from the whitelist.
• Kick – Kick the player from the server (only visible when the player is online).
• Ban / Unban – Ban the player from the server or lift an existing ban.

These are the same actions available on the Player Management page, but having them here saves you from switching pages when you’re already looking at a specific player.

Commands

One of the most powerful parts of the player details page is the ability to run commands directly on a player – no need to type anything in the server console. Some commands require the player to be online.

• Gamemode
• Teleportation
• Effects
• Messaging
• Sounds
• Fun Commands

• Change the player’s game mode.

  Mode	Description
  Survival	Normal gameplay
  Creative	Unlimited resources, flying, no damage
  Adventure	Can interact but not break/place blocks
  Spectator	Invisible, can fly through blocks

  Requires the player to be online.

• Command	Description	Requires
  Teleport to coordinates	Enter X, Y, Z coordinates to move the player there	Online
  Set spawn point	Set the player’s respawn point to their current position	Online
  World teleport	Move the player to the Overworld, Nether, or End, optionally with custom coordinates	Online

• Apply or remove potion effects.

  Applying an effect:

  • Select the effect type
  • Set duration (in seconds)
  • Set amplifier level

  Requires the player to be online.

• Send visual messages to the player. The messaging modal includes:

  • Quick templates – Pre-written messages for common situations (Welcome, Warning, Rules, Help) that you can insert with one click.
  • Message text – Type your custom message (up to 256 characters).
  • Color codes – Pick from all 16 Minecraft color codes to style your text.
  • Formatting – Apply bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, or reset formatting.
  • Display type – Choose between Action Bar (text above the hotbar) or Title (large text in the center of the screen).

  Requires the player to be online.

• Play a sound effect for the player. Sounds are organized into four categories:

  Category	Sounds
  Scary	Wither, Dragon, Ghast, Guardian
  Ambient	Cave, Thunder, Bell, Pling
  Alerts	Level Up, Challenge, Anvil, XP
  Funny	Villager No, Cat Hiss, Pig, Goat

  Just click any sound button to play it for the player. Requires online.

• Chaos commands for fun interactions with online players.

  Command	Effect
  Smite	Lightning strike at the player’s location
  Launch	Levitation effect
  Spin	Nausea effect
  Freeze	Slowness + Mining Fatigue
  Blind	Blindness effect
  Bounce	Jump boost
  Burn	Fire resistance + fills blocks around the player with fire
  Rocket	Gives the player an elytra and 64 firework rockets
  Drunk	Nausea + Slowness
  Glow	Glowing outline effect
  Invisible	Invisibility effect
  Poison	Poison effect
  Wither	Wither effect
  Explode	Summon TNT at the player
  Zombie	Summon 3 zombies at the player
  Rain	Summon 10 diamond items above the player

  All fun commands require the player to be online.

The fun commands are a great way to interact with your community during events or livestreams. Just be mindful that some of them (like Explode and Burn) can destroy blocks or kill the player, so use them wisely.

Emergency Actions

When a player is in trouble, emergency action buttons automatically appear to help you respond quickly. These show up contextually based on the player’s current status:

Button	Appears When	Effect
Extinguish Fire	Player is on fire	Grants fire resistance to put them out
Restore Air	Player is drowning	Grants water breathing to stop drowning
Clear Fall Damage	Player is falling	Grants slow falling to prevent fall damage
End Portal Cooldown	Player is in portal cooldown	Grants resistance to reset portal cooldown
Revive at Death Location	Player has a recorded death location	Teleports the player back to where they last died

All emergency actions require the player to be online.

Location

The location card shows where the player is in the world. You’ll see:

• Current coordinates – The player’s X, Y, Z position along with their current dimension (Overworld, Nether, or End). Click the teleport button to move the player there.
• Respawn point – Where the player will respawn after dying, if one is set. Also has a teleport button.
• Last death location – Where the player most recently died. You can teleport them back to recover their items.

Each location section has a quick-teleport button that sends the player to those coordinates with a single click.

Statistics

The statistics card gives you a snapshot of the player’s in-game activity. At the top you’ll see summary stats for play time and distance walked. Below that, expandable sections break down:

• Blocks mined – Which blocks they’ve mined and how many of each.
• Items used – Which items they’ve interacted with.
• Entities killed – Which mobs they’ve taken down.

Click View All to open a full statistics modal with searchable, categorized breakdowns including items crafted, deaths, tools broken, items picked up, items dropped, and custom stats.

Statistics are only available for Minecraft Java servers. The data comes from the server’s built-in statistics tracking.

Player Data Files

Sometimes you need to wipe a player’s data and give them a fresh start – maybe their playerdata file is corrupted, or they want to reset their progress. You can manage the player’s stored data files from here. All of these actions require the player to be offline.

Action	Description
Delete Playerdata	Removes the player’s DAT file (resets position, inventory, health, etc.)
Delete Stats	Removes the player’s statistics file
Delete Advancements	Removes the player’s advancement progress

Deleting player data is permanent and cannot be undone. The player will start fresh for whichever data type you delete. Always consider creating a backup before wiping any player data.

Hytale Commands

Hytale servers have a different command set tailored to the Hytale engine. These cover the essentials – operator management, whitelist control, bans, and movement.

Command	Description
Op	Grant operator status
Deop	Remove operator status
Whitelist add	Add to whitelist
Whitelist remove	Remove from whitelist
Ban	Ban with optional reason
Unban	Remove ban
Kick	Kick from server
Gamemode	Set to Creative or Adventure
Teleport	Teleport to coordinates, top of world, home, or a specific world