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Hytale All Console Command List & How to Use Them

Discover all Hytale console commands and learn how to use them to control gameplay, building tools, and world settings.

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How to Enable Console Commands in Hytale

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Hytale is a large sandbox RPG with exploration, combat, and building at its core. While the Adventure experience offers structured progression, the game’s Creative Mode and console commands give players full control over the world. Console commands allow players to spawn items, manipulate terrain, control time and weather, manage servers, and experiment freely without progression limits.

This guide covers how to enable console commands in Hytale, how Creative Mode works, and provides a full reference list of usable commands.

How to Enable Console Commands in Hytale

Before any console command can be used, the player must have operator permissions. This applies to single-player worlds, hosted servers, and multiplayer environments.

To gain admin access, open the in-game chat and enter /op self.

Once confirmed, the player gains full command access. Server owners can grant or revoke permissions using /op add [player] and /op remove [player].

Commands are entered through the chat system. Press the slash key / to open chat with command input ready, or press Enter and type / manually. Creative Mode players can also view commands through the Creative Tools menu by pressing B and navigating to the Commands section.

Console command entry screen

Console command entry screen

Switching Game Modes and Basic Command Usage

Hytale does not require a Creative Mode world to use commands. Players can switch modes at any time once they have OP permissions.

To change game modes, use /op add [player] and /op remove

Adventure mode uses a, while Creative mode uses c. Players can also toggle Creative Mode instantly by pressing the O key.

Some commonly used commands include item spawning, time control, and teleportation. Items are spawned using item ID names rather than display names. Time is controlled using a 24-hour format, and teleport commands work with players or coordinates.

Creative Mode Controls and God Mode

Creative Mode unlocks flight, unlimited resources, and immunity to damage. Players can fly by double-tapping the Space bar, holding Space to ascend, and holding Ctrl to descend. Double-tapping Space again disables flight.

God mode is automatically active in Creative Mode, making the player immune to damage and stamina loss. If playing in Adventure Mode, switching to Creative Mode after using /op self enables the same effect.

Full Hytale Console Command List

Players can view all available console commands in-game by typing:

Core Admin and Server Commands

CommandPurpose
/opGrants operator permissions
/authManages server authentication
/permHandles permission levels
/banBans a player
/unbanRemoves a ban
/kickRemoves a player from the server
/whitelistManages server whitelist
/maxplayersSets player limit
/backupCreates a server backup
/stopShuts down the server
/serverServer-related settings
/networkNetwork controls
/pingDisplays connection latency
/packetstatsShows packet data
/whoLists online players
/whoamiDisplays player info

Player and Gameplay Commands

CommandPurpose
/gamemodeSwitches Adventure or Creative
/healRestores health
/killKills the player or entity
/damageApplies damage
/neardeathTriggers near-death state
/unstuckTeleports player to safety
/mountMounts an entity
/moveMoves an entity
/sleepForces sleep
/emotePlays emotes
/inventoryInventory management
/itemstateModifies item properties

Time, Weather, and Environment Commands

CommandPurpose
/timeSets or displays time
/noonSets time to midday
/weatherControls weather
/environmentChanges environmental settings
/lightingAdjusts lighting
/ambienceControls ambient effects
/soundPlays sound effects
/particleSpawns particles

Teleportation and Navigation Commands

CommandPurpose
/tpTeleports players
/warpTeleports to saved locations
/spawnReturns to world spawn
/hubReturns to Creative hub
/whereamiShows current location
/worldmapOpens world map
/worldpathDisplays world paths

Selection and Editing Commands

CommandPurpose
/pos1Sets first selection point
/pos2Sets second selection point
/deselectClears selection
/expandExpands selection
/contractselectionShrinks selection
/shiftMoves selection
/selectchunkSelects entire chunk
/selectchunksectionSelects chunk section
/selectionhistorySelection history

Block and Structure Commands

CommandPurpose
/setblocksFills selection with blocks
/fillblocksFills air blocks only
/replaceReplaces block types
/hollowHollows a structure
/wallCreates walls
/stackDuplicates selection
/clearblocksClears blocks
/blockBlock utilities
/blocksetSets block states
/blockspawnerSpawns blocks
/fluidPlaces fluids

Clipboard and Prefab Commands

CommandPurpose
/copyCopies selection
/cutCuts selection
/pastePastes clipboard
/rotateRotates clipboard
/flipMirrors clipboard
/prefabPrefab management
/prefabspawnerSpawns prefabs
/convertprefabsConverts prefabs
/editprefabEdits prefab data

Entity and NPC Commands

CommandPurpose
/spawnSpawns entities
/spawnitemSpawns items
/spawnblockSpawns blocks
/spawningSpawn rules
/entityEntity controls
/npcNPC management
/interactionInteraction logic
/pathPathing tools

Import, Tools, and Creative Utilities

CommandPurpose
/importimageConverts images to blocks
/importobjImports 3D models
/buildertoolslegendDisplays tool guide
/scriptedbrushesAdvanced brush tools
/editlineDraws lines
/extendfaceExtends surfaces
/gmaskGradient mask
/tagpatternPattern tagging

Debugging and System Commands

CommandPurpose
/debugDebug options
/logLogging tools
/versionDisplays game version
/validatecpbValidates data
/stresstestPerformance testing
/repairfillersFixes broken blocks
/clearentitiesRemoves entities
/clearedithistoryClears undo history
/undoReverts actions
/redoReapplies actions

Miscellaneous Commands

CommandPurpose
/saySends server message
/echoOutputs text
/notifySends notifications
/eventtitleDisplays event text
/waitDelays execution
/sudoForces command execution
/hideToggles visibility
/hudtestHUD testing
/viewportCamera controls
/voideventVoid event triggers

Understanding Command Usage and Syntax

Most Hytale commands follow a simple structure. Required parameters come first, followed by optional flags. Coordinates use an X, Y, Z format, and many building commands require a defined selection using /pos1 and /pos2.

Creative tools rely heavily on selections. If a command fails, clearing the selection with /deselect and setting new points usually resolves the issue. Undo and redo commands are available to reverse mistakes, making experimentation safer when working on large builds.


Console commands are one of Hytale’s most powerful systems. They allow players to move faster, build larger, test systems instantly, and manage servers with precision. Learning the basics of command syntax and gradually exploring advanced tools makes Creative Mode far more efficient and flexible. For players who want full control over their world, mastering console commands is essential.

For more advanced building techniques, check out our Armor Tier List Ranked to understand progression systems, or explore Hytale Mods Tier List: Best Mods and How to Install for extending your creative capabilities even further.

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