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# Commands & permissions

## Admin commands

Require `tcpmt.admin` (default: op).

| Command                                          | Description                                                                                |
| ------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `/tcpmt help`                                    | Command reference                                                                          |
| `/tcpmt menu`                                    | Open the admin menu (player only; alias: `gui`)                                            |
| `/tcpmt reload`                                  | Reload every config file + `messages.yml`                                                  |
| `/tcpmt tier <player> [chamber]`                 | Show a player's tier (omit chamber = the one the player is standing in)                    |
| `/tcpmt tier set <player> [chamber\|all] <tier>` | Set a player's tier (e.g. `T8`, `M2`); `all` = every registered chamber at once            |
| `/tcpmt season`                                  | Show the active season                                                                     |
| `/tcpmt season set <id>`                         | Force a season active (override)                                                           |
| `/tcpmt season clear`                            | Clear the override, revert to the calendar                                                 |
| `/tcpmt leaderboard [chamber]`                   | Top players (alias: `lb`; omit chamber = the one you're standing in)                       |
| `/tcpmt mob list`                                | List authored mob templates (see [Mob Editor](/plugins/mc/mt-documentation/mob-editor.md)) |
| `/tcpmt mob spawn <id>`                          | Spawn a template at your feet, re-dressed (debug; bypasses assignments)                    |
| `/tcpmt boss list`                               | List authored bosses                                                                       |
| `/tcpmt boss spawn [chamber]`                    | Run the boss spawn a chamber-clear would (debug; omit chamber = the one you're in)         |

## Player commands

Require `tcpmt.use` (default: everyone).

| Command                      | Description                                      |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| `/tcpmt hud [auto\|on\|off]` | Show or set your in-chamber HUD mode             |
| `/tcpmt status`              | Print the chamber you're in + current wave state |

`auto` (default) shows the HUD only while inside a registered chamber at tier 2 or higher. `on` is reserved for a future always-show mode (behaves the same as `auto` today). `off` hides it everywhere.

Command aliases: `/mythictrials`, `/mt`.

### Notes

* **`tier` / `tier set` / `leaderboard`** take the chamber name as an *optional* argument (0.1.2+). Omitted, it resolves by location: the **target player's** current chamber for `tier`/`tier set` (the player must be online for that), or **your own** for `leaderboard`. On servers with 100+ chambers this beats hunting down auto-generated names.
* **`tier set <player> all <tier>`** (0.1.3+) applies the tier to **every** registered chamber in one command — useful for seeding a starting rank or compensating a player.
* **`tier set`** accepts both online and offline players (offline resolved from the server's cached profiles — though resolving the chamber by location requires them online). Tier labels are `T1`–`T20` or `M1`–`M5`.
* **`leaderboard`** opens the GUI leaderboard for a player, or prints the top 10 to chat when run from console. `/tcpmt lb <chamber>` works too.
* **`reload`** re-reads `config.yml`, `tiers.yml`, `chambers.yml`, `seasons.yml`, `rewards.yml`, and `messages.yml` without a restart.

## Permissions

| Permission    | Default  | Purpose                                          |
| ------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| `tcpmt.admin` | OP       | Every `/tcpmt` subcommand + the admin GUI        |
| `tcpmt.use`   | everyone | Receive scaling + rewards in registered chambers |

`tcpmt.use` is passive — players don't run any command to "use" it. It controls whether they're scaled and rewarded inside chambers, and whether PlaceholderAPI returns their tier. Negate it for a player or group to exclude them from the progression system entirely.

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Next: [**The admin GUI →**](/plugins/mc/mt-documentation/admin-gui.md)


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