Commands

Commands

Codex registers one main command plus a standalone /stuck command. The Chat Module and Scoreboard Module add their own trees when enabled.

/codex

The main command. Its labels come from core.command-aliases in Configuration — by default /codex, /codexengine, and /codexcore all work.

Running /codex with no arguments shows the help output.

Subcommand	Permission	Description
/codex help	codexcore.user	Lists available subcommands
/codex reload	codexcore.admin	Reloads configuration and language files
/codex editor	codexcore.cmd.editor	Opens the in-game editor GUI (players only)
/codex about	none	Shows plugin version and credits

The prefix is codexcore., not codex. — the plugin's declared name is CodexCore. See Permissions.

Running /codex bare shows help, so it requires codexcore.user like the explicit subcommand does.

Availability notes

Two subcommands are conditional, which is why you may not see them:

• editor is only registered by plugins that declare an editor. The Codex engine itself does not, so /codex editor will not appear — but /fabled editor and similar will on plugins built on Codex that do. See Actions Engine.
• about is registered only on child plugins, not on the engine. /codex about is therefore not available; /fabled about is.

This is the same command framework every Codex-based plugin uses, so /fabled … and /divinity … expose the same help / reload / editor / about structure, with each plugin's own permission prefix derived from its declared name.

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/unstuck

Teleports a player who is trapped in terrain back to a position they previously stood on.

/unstuck

• Permission: codex.stuck (granted to everyone by default)
• Players only — cannot be run from console

⚠️ /stuck does not work

plugin.yml declares a stuck command, but nothing ever assigns it an executor — the runtime command is registered under the label unstuck only. Running /stuck therefore just prints its usage line and teleports nobody.

On Paper it is worse: paper-plugin.yml has no commands: section at all, so /stuck does not exist as a command. /unstuck still works on both, because it is registered at runtime rather than through either descriptor.

Tell your players /unstuck.

Behaviour

1. The player runs /unstuck.
2. A warmup begins, lasting unstuck.warmup seconds (default 5). The player is told to stand still.
3. If the player moves, the teleport is cancelled.
4. On completion the player is teleported to a previously recorded position.
5. The cooldown — unstuck.cooldown seconds, default 30 — is applied only after a completed teleport, so a cancelled attempt does not consume it.

Both values are configurable — see Configuration.

Where it teleports you

Not to a computed safe spot. Codex records positions the player has stood on with solid ground beneath, keeping up to ten, and /unstuck sends them to the oldest recorded position. A player who has not yet moved enough to record any position has nowhere to be sent.

Logging

Each accepted invocation is logged to console when the warmup begins:

STUCK - Notch executed '/stuck' at world,120.5,64.0,-88.2

Two caveats: the line is written before the teleport, so it appears even for attempts later cancelled by movement; and it always says '/stuck' regardless of the label actually used. Invocations rejected for cooldown or an in-progress warmup are not logged.

Codex also appends each use to plugins/CodexCore/unstuck.log, which is purged when it is three or more days past its last purge.

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Module commands (deprecated)

⚠️ Both command trees below belong to the legacy mccore codebase and are deprecated. They are documented for servers already using them; new setups should use a dedicated chat or scoreboard plugin instead.

Available only when the corresponding feature is enabled in Configuration.

Command	Requires	Page
/chat …	Features.chat-enabled: true	Chat Module
/board …	Features.scoreboards-enabled: true	Scoreboard Module

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Removed commands

/corereload no longer exists. It was the ProMCCore-era reload command. Use /codex reload.

See Permissions for the full node list.