ACE Commands

<access level or search>

(command)

<setting> <on/off>

oldpassword newpassword

<category> <description> This command generates a URL for you to copy and paste into your web browser to submit for review by server operators and developers. Category can be the following: Creature NPC Item Quest Recipe Landblock Mechanic Code Other For the first three options, the bug report will include identifiers for what you currently have selected/targeted. After category, please include a brief description of the issue, which you can further detail in the report on the website. Examples: /reportbug creature Drudge Prowler is over powered /reportbug npc Ulgrim doesn't know what to do with Sake /reportbug quest I can't enter the portal to the Lost City of Frore /reportbug recipe I cannot combine Bundle of Arrowheads with Bundle of Arrowshafts /reportbug code I was killed by a Non-Player Killer

[ on | off ] This command sets whether monsters will attack you unprovoked. When turned on, monsters will attack you as if you are a normal player. When turned off, monsters will ignore you.

<name> <level> Advocates can bestow any level less than their own.

<character name> Advocates can remove Advocate status for any Advocate of lower level than their own.

[name] <longitude> <latitude> Example: /tele 0n0w Example: /tele plats4days 37s,67w This command teleports yourself (or the specified character) to the given longitude and latitude.

{ on | off | toggle | check } Controls whether or not the admin can see admin-only visible items. Note that if you turn this feature off, you will need to log out and back in before the visible items become invisible.

[accountname] [days] [hours] [minutes] (reason) This command bans the specified player account for the specified time. This player will not be able to enter the game with any character until the time expires. Example: @ban AccountName 0 0 5 Example: @ban AccountName 1 0 0 banned 1 day because reasons

[account | char | iid] who (, reason) This command boots the specified character out of the game. You can specify who to boot by account, character name, or player instance id. 'who' is the account / character / instance id to actually boot. You can optionally include a reason for the boot. Example: @boot char Character Name @boot account AccountName @boot iid 0x51234567 @boot char Character Name, Reason for being booted

[name] [maxLevel] This command buffs yourself (or the specified character).

< on / off / player / creature > This command sets your current cloaking state < on > You will be completely invisible to players. < off > You will show up as a normal. < player > You will appear as a player. (No + and a white radar dot.) < creature > You will appear as a creature. (No + and an orange radar dot.)

[name] This command buffs your fellowship (or the fellowship of the specified character).

[ [-a] character] [-m account] Given a character name, this command displays the name of the owning account. If the -m option is specified, the argument is considered an account name and the characters owned by that account are displayed. If the -a option is specified, then the character name is fingered but their account is implicitly fingered as well.

< char name > The character will not be able to @tell or use chat normally.

Sets attributes and skills to higher than max levels. To return to a mortal state, use the /ungod command. Use the /god command with caution. While unlikely, there is a possibility that the character that runs the command will not be able to return to normal or will end up in a state that is unrecoverable.

< recall number > - Recalls to a saved position, valid values are 1 - 9. NOTE: Calling @home without a number recalls your sanctuary position; calling it with a number will teleport you to the corresponding saved position.

[ on | off ] Defaults to on.

( on | off | toggle | check ) Boosts the run skill of the PSR so they can pursue the "bad folks". The enchantment will wear off after a while. This command defaults to toggle.

< recall number > - Saves your position into the numbered recall, valid values are 1 - 9. NOTE: Calling @save without a number saves your sanctuary (Lifestone Recall) position.

PlayerName

[Player's Name]

PlayerName

[accountname] This command removes the ban from the specified account. The player will then be able to log into the game.

< char name > The character will again be able to @tell and use chat normally.

Sets attributes and skills back to the values they were when you became a god. If the command fails to revert your state it will default to godmode. In the event of failure, contact a server administrator to sort it out.

[. open it too]

Players may not be deleted this way.

<message> This command sends a world-wide broadcast to everyone in the game. Text is prefixed with 'Broadcast from (admin-name)> '. See Also: @gamecast, @gamecastemote, @gamecastlocal, @gamecastlocalemote.

This command fully restores your(or the selected creature's) health, mana, and stamina

< Current Name >, < New Name >

[all, Player's Name]

moveto optional parameter distance if omitted 10f

<wcid or classname>

<spell id>

<spellid>

[titleid]

MotionCommand (optional target guid)

spell id

wclassid (string or number), Amount to Spawn (optional [default:1]), Palette (optional), Shade (optional)

[color] [set] [surge] [level] Color: Blue, Yellow, Red Set: Defense, Destruction, Fury, Growth, Vigor Surge: Destruction, Protection, Regeneration, Affliction, Festering Level: 1 - 5

<tier> optional: <# items>

type (string or number) <num to create> defaults to 10 if omitted, max 50

<material_type>, optional: <structure> <workmanship> <num_items>

<material_type>, optional: <structure> <workmanship> <num_items>

[list | bestow | erase] contract list - List the contracts for the targeted player contract bestow - Stamps the specific contract on the targeted player. If this fails, it's probably because the contract is invalid. contract erase - Erase the specific contract from the targeted player. If no quest flag is given, it erases the entire contract table for the targeted player.

< Existing Character Name >, < New Character Name > Given the name of an existing character "character name", this command makes a copy of that character with the name "copy name" and places it into your character list.

<wcid or classname> (amount) (palette) (shade) This will attempt to spawn the weenie you specify. If you include an amount to spawn, it will attempt to create that many of the object. Stackable items will spawn in stacks of their max stack size. All spawns will be limited by the physics engine placement, which may prevent the number you specify from actually spawning.Be careful with large numbers, especially with ethereal weenies.

weenieClassId

<wcid or classname> To create a parent/child relationship: /createinst -p <parent guid> -c <wcid or classname> To automatically get the parent guid from the last appraised object: /createinst -p -c <wcid or classname> To manually specify a start guid: /createinst <wcid or classname> <start guid> Start guids can be in the range 0x000-0xFFF, or they can be prefixed with 0x7<landblock id>

<wcid or classname> (amount) (lifespan) (palette) (shade) This will attempt to spawn the weenie you specify. If you include an amount to spawn, it will attempt to spawn that many of the object. Stackable items will spawn in stacks of their max stack size. All spawns will be limited by the physics engine placement, which may prevent the number you specify from actually spawning. Be careful with large numbers, especially with ethereal weenies. If you include a lifespan, this value is in seconds, and defaults to 3600 (1 hour) if not specified.

<wcid or classname> <count> <name>

biotasPerTest optional parameter biotasPerTest if omitted 1000

<name>, <text>

<text>

<attack|defense|all|on|off>

<on/off>

new level

<optional guid, or optional 'target' for last appraisal target>

<name>, <text>

<text>

/dispel

"text to send back to yourself" [ChatMessageType] ChatMessageType can be a uint or enum name

[type to test] [int]

effect (float) Effect can be uint or enum namefloat is scale level

[ start | stop | disable | enable | clear | status ] (name) @event clear < name > - clears event with name <name> or all events if you put in 'all' (All clears registered generators, <name> does not) @event status <eventSubstring> - get the status of all registered events or get all of the registered events that have <eventSubstring> in the name.

<optional type> <id> <optional type> - landblock, quest, recipe, spell, weenie (default if not specified) <id> - wcid or content id to export

<wcid>

<optional type> <id> <optional type> - landblock, encounter, event, quest, recipe, spell, weenie (default if not specified) <id> - wcid or content id to export

<wcid>

< none / ch / ew / rb > (rank) This command sets your current faction state < none > No Faction < ch > Celestial Hand < ew > Eldrytch Web < rb > Radiant Blood (rank) 1 = Initiate | 2 = Adept | 3 = Knight | 4 = Lord | 5 = Master

<message> See Also: @gamecast, @gamecastemote, @gamecastlocal, @gamecastlocalemote.

<message> This command sends the specified text to every player on the current server. See Also: @gamecast, @gamecastemote, @gamecastlocal, @gamecastlocalemote.

<message> Sends text to all players within chat range, formatted exactly as entered, with no prefix of any kind. See Also: @gamecast, @gamecastemote, @gamecastlocal, @gamecastlocalemote.

<property>

<amount>

ulong @grantluminance [name] 1500000 is max luminance

ulong @grantxp [name] 191226310247 is max level 275

<type> <wcid> <type> - landblock, quest, recipe, spell, weenie (default if not specified) <wcid> - filename prefix to search for. can be 'all' to import all files for this content type

<type> <wcid> <type> - landblock, encounter, quest, recipe, spell, weenie (default if not specified) <wcid> - filename prefix to search for. can be 'all' to import all files for this content type

<wcid> <wcid> - wcid prefix to search for. can be 'all' to import everything

<optional guid, or optional 'target' for last appraisal target>

<wcid or classname> <tier>

<wcid>

optional target guid

<wcid or weenie class name> [character name]

< npk / pk / pkl / free > This command sets your current player killer state This command also expects to be used '@cloak player' to properly reflect to other players < npk > You can only attack monsters. < pk > You can attack player killers and monsters. < pkl > You can attack player killer lites and monsters < free > You can attack players, player killers, player killer lites, monsters, and npcs

sound (volume) (guid) Sound can be uint or enum name Volume and source guid are optional

storm_level [0=Brewing, 1=Imminent, 2=Stormed, 3=Subsided]

(fellow) [list | bestow | erase] qst list - List the quest flags for the targeted player qst bestow - Stamps the specific quest flag on the targeted player. If this fails, it's probably because you spelled the quest flag wrong. qst stamp - Stamps the specific quest flag on the targeted player the specified number of times. If this fails, it's probably because you spelled the quest flag wrong. qst erase - Erase the specific quest flag from the targeted player. If no quest flag is given, it erases the entire quest table for the targeted player.

<spell id>

<spellid>

[ on | off ] This command sets whether spell components are required to cast spells.. When turned on, spell components are required. When turned off, spell components are ignored.

<optional guid, or optional 'target' for last appraisal target>

<dir> Directions: north, south, west, east, northwest, northeast, southwest, southeast, n, s, w, e, nw, ne, sw, se, -or- 0-360, with 0 being north, and 90 being west

<degrees>

<degrees>

<degrees>

<on/off>

(name or id of EnvironChangeType) leave blank to reset to default. list to get a complete list of options.

ushort

(name or id of EnvironChangeType) leave blank to reset to default. list to get a complete list of options.

uint 1-27 @setposition 1

<property> <value>

Usage: @setvital <vital> <value> <vital> is one of the following strings: health, hp stamina, stam, sp mana, mp <value> is an integral value [0-9]+, or a relative value [-+][0-9]+

wcid

showstats

<off/on>

[Player's Name]

<distance>

<dungeon name or landblock>

cell [x y z] (qw qx qy qz) @teleloc follows the same number order as displayed from @loc output Example: @teleloc 0x7F0401AD [12.319900 -28.482000 0.005000] -0.338946 0.000000 0.000000 -0.940806 Example: @teleloc 0x7F0401AD 12.319900 -28.482000 0.005000 -0.338946 0.000000 0.000000 -0.940806 Example: @teleloc 7F0401AD 12.319900 -28.482000 0.005000

[POI|list] @telepoi Arwic Get the list of POIs @telepoi list

uint 0-22 @teletype 1

cell x y z qx qy qz qw all parameters must be specified and cell must be in decimal form

tier

turnto

guid

<optional guid, or optional 'target' for last appraisal target>

<optional guid, or optional 'target' for last appraisal target>

<optional guid, or optional 'target' for last appraisal target>

<LandblockID> Example: @vloc2loc 0x0007 @vloc2loc 0xCE95

<message> See Also: @gamecast, @gamecastemote, @gamecastlocal, @gamecastlocalemote.

username password (accesslevel) accesslevel can be a number or enum name 0 = Player | 1 = Advocate | 2 = Sentinel | 3 = Envoy | 4 = Developer | 5 = Admin

username

deletedCharID(, newCharName)(, accountName) Given the ID of a deleted character, this command restores that character to its owner. (You can find the ID of a deleted character using the @finger command.) If the deleted character's name has since been taken by a new character, you can specify a new name for the restored character as the second parameter. (You can find if the name has been taken by also using the @finger command.) Use a comma to separate the arguments. If needed, you can specify an account name as a third parameter if the character should be restored to an account other than its original owner. Again, use a comma between the arguments.

<export-directory-without-spaces>

[character name] Given the name of a character, this command deletes that character, booting it if in game, and removes it from character's restore list. (You can find the name for a character using the @finger command.)

fetchbool (string)

fetchdouble (string)

fetchlong (string)

fetchstring (string)

<execute>

<execute>

<execute>

<export-directory-without-spaces>

<export-directory-without-spaces>

<attribute> <delta>

modifybool (string) (bool)

modifyfloat (string) (double)

modifylong (string) (long)

modifypropertydesc <STRING|BOOL|DOUBLE|LONG> (string) (string)

<skillName> <delta>

modifystring (string) (string)

<Health|Stamina|Mana> <delta>

<export-directory-without-spaces>

optional profile folder

accountname (accesslevel) accesslevel can be a number or enum name 0 = Player | 1 = Advocate | 2 = Sentinel | 3 = Envoy | 4 = Developer | 5 = Admin

accountname newpassword

charactername (accesslevel) accesslevel can be a number or enum name 0 = Player | 1 = Advocate | 2 = Sentinel | 3 = Envoy | 4 = Developer | 5 = Admin

< 0-99999 > in seconds

< Optional Shutdown Message > Use @cancel-shutdown to abort an active shutdown! Set the shutdown delay in seconds with @set-shutdown-interval < 0-99999 >

This command will attempt to safely logoff all players, before shutting down the server.

<number of items> <loot tier> <melee, missile, caster, armor, pet, aetheria (optional)>

<DID> <number corpses> <display table - melee, missile, caster, armor, pet, aetheria>

(accesslevel)

[open | close] <boot> If closing world, using @world close boot will force players to logoff immediately