Commands & Keys

Almost everything lives in the dashboard, but two clean-up passes are run as commands. Both work from the server console and from in-game chat, and both need the same permission as /conflicts, see Installation.

/conflictsCopy Anchor Link

Opens the scanner dashboard. See Usage & Controls.

/mapeditorCopy Anchor Link

Opens the live in-world map editor. See Maps & Prop Conflicts.

/manifestauditCopy Anchor Link

Finds files a resource includes but never switches on.

A resource can ship a file perfectly correctly and still have the game ignore it completely, because it was never listed in the resource's config. Nothing errors, the vehicles just don't show up, or the clothing never loads, and there's nothing in the log to explain it.

manifestaudit

This lists every file it finds in that state, which resource it's in, and the exact lines needed to fix it. Nothing is changed.

To let it write those lines for you:

manifestaudit fix

Backed up like any other fix, and the command tells you the backup to restore if you want it undone.

/ymtdeclarationsCopy Anchor Link

Fixes clothing packs where some garments never appear in the menu.

A clothing pack has to declare how many items it contains. If that number is lower than what's actually in the folder, very common in hand-assembled packs, the extra clothing loads but is never offered to players. It's simply missing.

Run it on its own to see what it would change, without touching anything:

ymtdeclarations

Then apply it:

ymtdeclarations fix

Extra optionsCopy Anchor Link

You can add these on the end. Order doesn't matter.

[!IMPORTANT] A misspelled option stops the command instead of being ignored. The difference between collection and collections is a run that does nothing and a run that reorganises a whole wardrobe, so it refuses rather than guessing.

[!NOTE] A preview always prints the exact command to apply what you just looked at, options included, so you never have to retype it.