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Whitelist queue
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Site applications and Bedrock players who tried to connect, in one list. Approving whitelists them and creates their account; Bedrock names are tinted.
Modded queue
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Modded (NeoForge) server applications from logged-in site
accounts. Approving runs whitelist add on the modded server
\u2014 separate from the main whitelist.
Add someone manually
Creates a site account and whitelists them. Email is optional. With one, the setup link is mailed; without, it appears here.
Bedrock player
Separate because a gamertag has no Mojang account: it is looked
up through GeyserMC and whitelisted by Floodgate UUID. Spaces are allowed and
become underscores in game, behind a . prefix.
Hidden players
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Hide a player from the tab list, the web map and their join/leave messages. They stay fully visible in the world — this only removes them from the lists, for someone who wants to keep a low profile.
Nation blacklist
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Bar a player from the nation system entirely — they can't use
/nation and can't turn nation claims on for the map. Existing memberships are left
alone; they simply can't interact.
Test rota
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People here are never offered side-quest tests. Whitelist, rank and site access are unaffected.
Hardcore — no lockout
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These players still lose the run when they die in hardcore, but are never kicked or banned for 24 hours. Meant for streaming. Takes effect immediately. No restart needed.
Registered users
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Roles can be changed here. Deeper actions (password resets, removals, cases) live in Settings on the main site.
Muted from site chat
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Stops someone talking to the world from the website. It does not touch their in-game chat, their whitelist or their rank.
Staff commands
What each rank can actually run in game, taken from the live permission groups. Everything here is in addition to the normal player commands on the main site.
- /kick player [reason]Remove someone from the server. They can rejoin.
- /tpTeleport yourself, or another player.
- /seehomes playerSee where someone has set their homes.
- /prism lookupSearch the block and container history. Who placed, broke or took what, and when.
- /prism nearEverything that happened around you recently.
- /prism wand inspectGive yourself the inspect wand, then hit a block to read its history.
- /prism preview rollbackShow what a rollback would undo, without touching the world.
- /prism preview restoreThe same, for a restore.
Ripple Watch can preview a rollback but not apply one. That split is deliberate — look first, ask a Lilypad Guard to pull the trigger.
- /ban player reasonBan an account. This opens a case on the site automatically, and the player can appeal there.
- /pardon playerLift a ban.
- /banlistWho is currently banned.
- /invsee playerOpen someone's inventory.
- /endersee playerOpen someone's ender chest.
- /vanishGo invisible to players.
/vanish-listshows who else is hidden. - /prism rollbackActually undo what a lookup found. Preview it first.
- /prism restorePut back something a rollback removed.
- /prism drain water|lavaClear a flood in a radius around you.
- /prism extinguishPut out fire in a radius around you.
- /endlock statusWhether the End is open or locked.
- /endlock lock|unlockClose or open the End for everyone.
- /admindelhome player nameDelete someone else's home.
- /setmaxhome player nChange how many homes someone may have.
Never run /endlock on its own. With no
subcommand it does not print help — it toggles the lock. That has
opened the End by accident twice. Always give it
status, lock or unlock.
- *The owner group holds the wildcard, so every command on the server is available whether or not it is listed here.
- This panelWhitelist queue, manual accounts, roles, the test rota, hardcore exemptions, Bedrock arrivals and site-chat mutes.
- Main siteCases and appeals, password resets, removing accounts.
- AMP panelLilypad Guards may restart the server but deliberately cannot stop it. A restart will also bring a stopped server back up.
Blocked at the door
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SSH login attempts blocked by fail2ban. Lilypad Guards and up — this is the machine itself, not the server community.
Give an address or a range a name, so you recognise it next
time. A range works too, like 92.110.0.0/16.