Remote Console Commands

This guide covers settings that can be reached through the in-game console (bound to F1 by default). While there are more console commands possible, these are the most commonly used and useful ones.

Using The Console

Logging In As Admin

All commands will require login with the admin password first (see Server Hosting for how to set the server_admin_password). You only need to log on once per session (i.e. each time you reconnect to a server, but not on map rotation). The command to login is below and is case sensitive.

rc login <server_admin_password>

If you don’t see any console output confirming the login, hit F1 a couple of times to close and reopen the console.

Sending Remote Commands

All commands are prefixed with rc to distinguish them from console commands that run on your local game only. For example, rc help prints the list of rc commands and some descriptive help text. If you just type help you would only get the local console commands rather than the remote commands.

The console also has auto completion by pressing Tab for most commands (if not all arguments). This means that you can type a partial command, hit Tab, and it will complete the rest of the command up to the point where there is no ambiguity. This is handy if you can only remember the start of the command, or to correct the case used for commands as the console is case sensitive.

Examples:

1. Typing rc set drawFir and pressing Tab will automatically expand the command to read rc set drawFirearmTrajectories
2. Typing rc carbonPlayers force and pressing Tab will automatically expand the command to read rc carbonPlayers forceInput as it cannot choose between forceInputRotation or forceInputAxis.

Sending Multiple Commands Per Line

If you want to run multiple commands in a single line, they can be issued with a semi-colon (;) separating each command, as below:

rc <command1>; <command2>; <command3>; <command4>

For example, to broadcast a message to begin fighting, turn off god mode, and enable firing as separate commands, you would have to enter the following lines:

rc broadcast Begin your fight!
rc set characterGodMode 1
rc set allowFiring true

To issue this as a single line command, you would write it as:

rc broadcast Begin your fight!;set characterGodMode 1;set allowFiring true

Delayed Execution Commands

If you want to run a command at a specific time in the current map, you can issue a delayed command to run at a specified time. This takes the format:

rc delayed <time> <command>

The time parameter is issued in seconds, and will activate when the in-game clock reaches the specified time. So a time of 300 will activate when the clock hits 5:00. Multiple commands can be queued up in this way to activate at a set time. On servers with unlimited clocks, the time will never be reached so the command will activate immediately.

For example, if you want to issue the All Charge command in a linebattle at the 8 minute mark, with a warning at 10:00, you could use the commands:

rc delayed 600 broadcast All charge at 08:00
rc delayed 480 broadcast All Charge!  No Firing!
rc delayed 480 set allowFiring false

Console Commands

Some commands take arguments that determine how they behave. You've already seen one example of this - the server_admin_password above is an argument to the login command. Another would be setting God Mode on the servers.

rc set characterGodMode 1 Enables god mode, the argument is 1.

rc set characterGodMode 0 Disables god mode, the argument is 0.

Where commands take arguments, they will be listed in angle brackets (<argument>). In some cases, arguments are optional. These will be surrounded by square brackets ([<optionalArgument>]). Where more than one optional argument is available, all arguments up to the desired argument must be given.

e.g. For a command of the form rc command <argument1> [<optional1>] [<optional2>] [<optional3>], to use <optional2>, we must also provide <optional1>. Arguments will be listed in the form argument (type): description, where argument is the name of the argument, type indicates the form the argument takes, and finally a description of the argument. Possible types of argument are:

String:	Any amount of text
Boolean:	true or false
Integer:	A non-floating point number (i.e. no decimals)
Float:	A floating point number (i.e. has decimals)
List:	A specific list of options that will be provided (e.g. faction choices of British, Prussian, or French)

Notes:

• Some arguments will require numbers representing a position or rotation. These can be worked out in game by typing get in the console to give the current player's position and rotation.
• Some arguments will require the ID of a player. This is visible in the Admin/Mute Players Window (reached by pressing P by default), or by using the command rc playerlist.
• All remote commands can be added into your Server Configuration file for each map rotation, so you can automatically run commands when the map is selected. For example, you may want to always spawn 100 bots on a certain map for training purposes.

Top Level Commands

Command	Description	Arguments
game <MapName> <mapRotationIndexToOverload> [<GameMode> <AttackerFaction> <DefendingFaction>]	Change level to <MapName> using the settings defined in <mapRotationIndexToOverload>. Optional overloads <GameMode>, <AttackerFaction> and <DefendingFaction>. e.g. rc game BlackForest 2	MapName (String): Name of the map, same as in a server config file <mapRotationIndexToOverload> (Integer): map rotation number GameMode (String): game mode to use (optional) AttackerFaction (String): attacking faction to use (optional) DefendingFaction (String): defending faction to use (optional)
help [<command>]	Display help text about console commands e.g. rc help get	command (String): Optionally provide another command name to get further help on that specific command.
broadcast <message>	Send an admin message to all players on the server (can also be done in Admin chat with /bc <message>) e.g. rc broadcast Live at 18:30	message (String): The text you want to broadcast. Subsequent calls to this will immediately replace the current message.
carbonPlayers <command> [<arguments>]	Bot controls. For more details see the section on Bot Commands	See the section on Bot Commands
cls	Clear the console. Useful if you're recording and want to clear your admin password before starting.	N/A
fileReloader <fileType>	Allows reloading of server configuration files without a server reboot. Useful for refreshing ban lists or tweaking map rotations. e.g. rc fileReloader serverConfigFile	fileType (List): One of the following options. serverConfigFile: The Server Configuration file blackWhiteLists: The blacklist / whitelist bannedPlayers: Banned players file mutePlayersVoip: The VOIP muted players file mutePlayersChat: The chat muted players file all: Loads all but the Server Configuration.
get [<variable>]	Fetches the value of a server setting (or all values if no variable provided). See Configuration Variables e.g. rc get characterGodMode	variable (List): See Configuration Variables
mapRotation <index>	Switches to the map configuration specified in the Server Configuration file. e.g. rc mapRotation 1	index (Integer): The number of the rotation to switch to. The first in the file is 1, the second 2, etc.
playerlist [mode]	List the players connected to the server	mode (String): One of the following options: connected: (default) List players that are connected to the server (both spawned and not spawned in) ingame: List players that are currently mid-round (spawned in) not-ingame: List players who aren't in-game (not spawned in, not on scoreboard)
scorelog	Prints out a score log including a list of who killed who	N/A
serverAdmin <command> <ID>	Server admin commands. All generally accessible through the in-game "P" menu. e.g. rc serverAdmin slay 14	command (List): One of the following commands. ban kick chatMute chatUnmute voipMute voipUnmute permChatMute permVoipMute slay slap say ID (Integer): The ID of the player to affect
set <variable> <value>	Sets the value of a server setting. See Configuration Variables e.g. rc set characterGodMode 1	variable (List): See Configuration Variables value (?): The value and its type will depend on the variable used.
teleport <target/s> <destination>	Teleports a specified player / set of players to another position on the map. e.g. rc teleport me 200.5,11.1,435	target/s (Integer): The ID of the player OR target/s (String): Either me, all, defending, or attacking destination (Floats): The X,Y,Z co-ordinate in space for the teleport - the Y co-ordinate is height, so try to drop them gently! OR destination (String): Can be set to me to spawn on the player
emplacementLimit <emplacement> <side> <limit>	Sets the number of emplacements of a particular type that are buildable for each team	emplacement (List): An Emplacement Type side (List): Either attacking or defending limit (Integer): The limit to set
restart <parameter>	Restarts the server based on a parameter	parameter (List): Either status, now, or cancel
vehiclesSpawn <numhorses> [<faction>] [<cavalryClass>]	Spawns riderless horses	numhorses (Integer): The number to spawn faction (List): British, French, or Prussian cavalryClass (List): Dragoon or Hussar
vehiclesDespawn <ID>	Despawn a horse	ID' (Integer): The ID of the horse to despawn.
vehiclesManager <command> [<arguments>]	Server management for spawned horses (similar to bot controls)	See section on Horse Bot Commands

Configuration Variables

There are a number of server-side variables that can be tweaked which affect how the game behaves. These generally carry over between map rotations, so once they're set they can only be reset manually or by restarting the server. A recommendation for server owners would be to add the appropriate commands to set defaults into their starter map rotation (such as Training Grounds) so that they can restore the settings without a restart. See Server Configuration for how to do this.

Typing rc get will list the full set of variables and their current values. The ones listed below are those likely to be of use to server admins.

As of version 0.38, all settings below can be reset to their default values by issuing the command rc set default. This is useful to insert into specific map rotations as an easy reset.

Game Settings

Command	Description	Arguments	Default
default	Resets all settings to default.	Does not take an argument	N/A
characterGodMode <setting>	GOD MODE for characters	setting (List): 0 to enable, 1 to enable for all players, 2 to enable for attackers, 3 to enable for defenders	0
allowFriendlyDamageDefences <enable>	If enabled, friendly players may destroy the emplacements created by their own faction	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
characterFallDamageEnabled <enable>	Toggles players' fall damage	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
forceFirstPersonMode <enable>	Toggles forced first person mode	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
allowFiring <enable>	Toggles the ability for players to shoot with firearms	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
allowArtyFiring <enable>	Toggles the ability for players to shoot artillery	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
meleeArenaAllowShooting <enable>	Toggles the ability for players to shoot with firearms in meleearena	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
drawCannonPathTrajectories <enable>	Draw Cannon Path Trajectories	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
drawFirearmTrajectories <enable>	Broadcasts debug info to the clients when a player shoots a firearm. If you want to clear existing trajectories, get people to shoot into the ground in first person (i.e. bury the trajectories) before turning off.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
broadcastMeleeDebugDataStrikeInfo <enable>	Broadcasts hit info for the melee debug data to debug melee strikes	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
allowPreviewAnimations <enable>	Allows usage of the preview animations on the clients (dance, etc...)	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
lanternsAsProjectiles <enable>	Allows usage of hand held lanterns as artillery projectiles	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
maxDistanceAllowedForHealing <distance>	Specifies the max distance for surgeon heals	distance (Float): The healing distance	2
fullPlayerHealingProcessTime	Specifies the full time in seconds for a full healing process to finish	time (Float): The time in seconds	10
voiceChatEnabled <enable>	Specifies whether voice chat is enabled or not	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
voiceChatEnabled <faction>	Specifies whether voice chat is enabled for a certain faction	enable (faction): Attacking to enable for attackers only, Defending to enable for defenders only.	Both
voiceChat3D <enable>	Specifies the spatial settings of the Voice Chat players	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
attackingFactionMaterialPoints <materials>	Set the material points for the attacking faction (for Sapper building)	materials (Integer): The number of materials to assign	50
defendingFactionMaterialPoints <materials>	Set the material points for the defending faction (for Sapper building)	materials (Integer): The number of materials to assign	50
spawnSectionsCapturable <enable>	Toggles the ability to make spawn capture points capturable	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
autoWeatherRotation <enable>	Specifies whether the server switches the weather automatically at random intervals	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
characterRespawnTime	Instructs the clients to change the respawn time. If lower than 5 may still show a 5s progress bar.	time (Float): The time in seconds	5
characterDynamicRespawnTime	Instructs the clients to change the respawn time. This also affects tents and table respawn times, unlike characterRespawnTime.	time (Float): The time in seconds	5
explosionScaleMultiplier <multiplier>	Specifies the explosion scale multiplier	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
ragdollForceMultiplier <multiplier>	Specifies the ragdoll effects multiplier	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
orderSystemEnabled <enable>	Toggles the officer order system. Defaults to true.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
instantBuildMode <enable>	Toggles instant emplacement building.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
crouchToStrikeDelay	Set minimum delay between going from crouch to melee strike (Default: 0.1 = transition time from crouch to combat stance).	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.1
characterMeleeBlockToIdleDelay	The duration it takes for a pressed block to return to idle ('block lingering')
characterMeleeBlockLingerToStrikeMinDelay	The duration after which you are allowed to exit 'block lingering' to perform a strike (default 0.05). Lower to make feints quicker, increase to slow down feinting.	time (Float): The time in seconds
characterMeleeBlockToBlockWindow	Time window in which you are allowed to directly switch to a block after letting go off another block.	time (Float): The time in seconds
characterMeleeHitOpponentStunTime	The duration of a melee hit stun	time (Float): The time in seconds
show_serverperformance_warning <enable>	Toggles the server performance indicators.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
roundEndPlayerWin <playerID>	Forces a round to end with a win condition on a certain player.
roundEndFactionWin <faction> [<reason>]	Forces a round to end with a win condition on a certain faction.	faction (list): Faction name reason (list): Check your reason is valid for current gamemode.
shouldUnlockMouse <enable>	client side command, toggles displaying the mouse cursor (disabling camera controls while this is set to true)	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable
longRangeHeadshotDamage	Set the amount of damage headshots deal on long range. 0 = none, 1.0 = all health (instant kill/default). Long Range = 150*m or beyond.	Multiplier (float): Normalized range of 0 to 1	1.0

Cavalry Management

Command	Description	Arguments	Default
vehicleHorseForAll <enable>	Allows all characters to ride horses	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
vehicleHorseForOfficer <enable>	Allows officers to ride horses	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
useSpecialHorseVariants <enable>	Spawn the holiest of horses	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
secondsToPassAfterDismounted	Despawn time for a horse after the death/dismount of his rider.	time (Float): The time in seconds	30
secondsSpawnedBeforeDespawn	Defines the time a horse needs to have been alive before it gets despawned.	time (Float): The time in seconds	60
secondsToPassAfterHealthUpdated	Defines the time required to pass before a horse is despawned after it has been damaged. If the timer was at 5 seconds, it will reset back to the defined time.	time (Float): The time in seconds	15
vehicleAllowCollisionSlowdown <enable>	If the horse hits another obstacle (tree/wall/rock/other horse) should the horse slow down/stop.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
vehicleAllowDamageRearing <enable>	If the horse is hit by damage should the horse do the rearing animation	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
vehicleAllowDamageSlowdown <enable>	If the horse is hit by damage, should the horse be slowed down	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
vehicleDamageResistanceMultiplier	Scales the damage to the horse from any damage source	multiplier (float): A multiplier value	1
vehicleAirForwardMultiplier	Multiplier for the jump forward of the horses	multiplier (float): A multiplier value	0.8
vehicleJumpHeightMultiplier	Multiplier for the jump height of the horses.	multiplier (float): A multiplier value	1.3

Character Movement

Command	Description	Arguments	Default
characterJumpForce <force>	The jump force of the characters	force (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterRunSpeed <multiplier>	The run speed of the characters (multiplies with below options)	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterRunForwardSpeed <multiplier>	The forward run speed of the characters	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterRunStrafeSpeed <multiplier>	The strafe run speed of the characters	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterRunBackwardsSpeed <multiplier>	The backwards run speed of the characters	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterWalkSpeed <multiplier>	The walk speed of the characters (multiplies with below options). This will also apply when walking while holding objects (e.g. ammo boxes)	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterWalkForwardSpeed <multiplier>	The forward walk speed of the characters	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterWalkStrafeSpeed <multiplier>	The strafe walk speed of the characters	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterWalkBackwardsSpeed <multiplier>	The backwards walk speed of the characters	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
ladderMoverSpeedMultiplier <multiplier>	Multiplies ladder mover speed	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
ladderMoverRotationMultiplier <multiplier>	Multiplies ladder mover rotation	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
rocketMoverSpeedMultiplier <multiplier>	Multiplies rocket mover speed	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
rocketMoverRotationMultiplier <multiplier>	Multiplies rocket mover rotation	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1

Weapons

Command	Description	Arguments	Default
characterInfiniteFirearmAmmo <enable>	Toggles infinite firearm ammo for testing purposes	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
characterWeaponDamageScale <scale>	Sets the scale of the damage that weapons do (NOT CURRENTLY WORKING)	scale (Float): A multiplier value	1
characterWeaponApplyHorizontalDeviation <enable>	Specifies whether the firearm weapons apply horizontal deviation	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
characterWeaponFirearmApplyDrop <enable>	Specifies whether hand weapons can damage DamageableObjects (does not appear to be implemented)	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
characterWeaponInfiniteRange	Toggles infinite firearm ranges for testing purposes or custom gamemodes	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
characterMeleeBlockStunTime	The duration of a melee block stun	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.8
characterMeleeWeaponReleaseTime	The delay of a melee attack	time (Float): The time in seconds	-1
characterMeleeHitOpponentStunTime	The duration of a melee hit stun	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.35
characterMeleeInterruptedStunTime	The duration of a melee interrupted stun	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.4
characterMaimedTime	The duration of a maim	time (Float): The time in seconds	1.5
characterSecondaryAttackMaimedTime	The duration of a maim from secondary attack (shove/kick)	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.45
characterMaimedMovementTime	The duration of a maim movement	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.45
characterSecondaryAttackTime	The duration of a secondary attack duration	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.85
characterSecondaryAttackCooldownDuration	The duration of the cooldown between secondary attacks	time (Float): The time in seconds	1
characterSecondaryAttackForce	The distance the opponent will be pushed by a secondary attack	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	8.5
characterSecondaryAttackLaunchAngle	The launch angle of a secondary attack	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	0
characterSecondaryAttackRange	The range of a secondary attack	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	0.75
characterSecondaryAttackKickbackDuration	The duration of the kickback from a secondary attack	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	0.22
characterSecondaryAttackWindupTime	The duration of the windup of a secondary attack	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	0.3
characterSecondaryAttackWinddownTime	The duration of the winddown of a secondary attack	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	0.3
characterSecondaryAttackStagger	Toggles whether Secondary attacks stagger the opponent	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	-	meleeChambering <enable>	Toggles melee chambering	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
allowBlocking <enable>	Make it possible to disable melee blocks	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
allowWeaponHoldSwapOverride <enable>	Server administrators are now able to allow players to change to another weapon direction while blocking is disabled.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
characterExplosiveFirearms <enable>	Enables or disables the ability for firearms to shoot exploading projectiles.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false

Artillery

Command	Description	Arguments	Default
cannonMoverSpeedMultiplier <multiplier>	Multiplies cannon mover speed. Note this will also affect cannon recoil!	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
cannonMoverRotationMultiplier <multiplier>	Multiplies cannon mover rotation	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
allowAmmoSelectorUIDebugShow <enable>	Allows players to use the debugging ammo selector panel. This is bound to O by default and will open an instant artillery ammo selection panel.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
pathProjectileVelocity <value>	Sets the path velocity of the rocket projectile with given input	value (Float): Value to set	145
rocketProjectileVelocity <value>	Sets the velocity of the rocket projectile with given input	value (Float): Value to set	22
rocketProjectileGravity <value>	Change gravity of the rocket	value (Float): Value to set	40
rocketProjectileDamageRadius <value>	The radius of the rocket projectile's impact	value (Float): Value to set	3
rocketProjectileRandomizedInterval <value>	The frequency of random positioning of the projectile in seconds	value (Float): Value to set	2
rocketProjectileDeviation <value>	Set a positive value that can be used to randomize the flight deviation	value (Float): Value to set	5
mortarProjectileDamageRadius <value>	Set a positive value that can be used for mortar aoe damage	value (Float): Value to set	3.5
mortarProjectileVelocity <value>	Set a positive value that can be used for mortar projectile velocity	value (Float): Value to set	60
artyProjectileBounceSpeedReduction <value>	Set a positive value that can be used for bounce slowdowns	value (Float): Value to set	0.666

Naval

Command	Description	Arguments	Default
shipDrivingFieldsScale <scale>	Specifies the scale of the fields that are used when driving ships. Multiplies their speed.	scale (Float): A multiplier value	1
shipFlyMode <enable>	Interplentary travel! Enable ships to fly.	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
windDirectionAffectsShipSpeed <enable>	Specifies whether the wind direction affects the speed of the ships	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true
rowboatSpawnHoldInteractionTime	Rowboat spawning action duration	time (Float): The time in seconds	5
rowboatSpawnHoldInteractionTimeWhileSinking	Rowboat spawning action duration while sinking	time (Float): The time in seconds	0.5
rowboatCooldownBetweenSpawns	Rowboat spawning delay between spawns	time (Float): The time in seconds	120
rowboatCooldownBetweenSpawnsWhileSinking	Rowboat spawning delay between spawns while sinking	time (Float): The time in seconds	5
shipSailWindUnitMultiplier <multiplier>	Wind affect potency on the sails multiplier	multiplier (Float): A multiplier value	1
rowboatCooldownBetweenSpawns	The time it takes for the cooldown of spawning rowboats to end	time (Float): The time in seconds	30
gunboatCooldownBetweenSpawns	The time it takes for the cooldown of spawning gunboats to end	time (Float): The time in seconds	60
allowShipStealing <enable>	Allow the enemy to steer enemy ships	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	false
autoKillableBoatCooldownTimer	Time it takes for rowboats and gunboats to destroy themselves after no player interaction	time (Float): The time in seconds	60
renderOcean <enable>	Toggles the ocean rendering	enable (Boolean): true to enable, false to disable	true

Weather Settings

These settings will allow you to change the time of day and weather of the current map. All weather and time of day are combined into presets.

Weather presets may only be used on maps that fit their theme, for example you cannot use sand presets, on snow or forest maps. Modmap may use all presets.

These commands should be prefixed with rc nature.

e.g. To set the wind direction to North, rc nature wind North

Command	Description	Arguments
preset <name>	Set the weather to one of the defined presets	name (List): The name of the preset to select from the list here
wind <value> [<transitionTime>]	Set the direction of the wind Z (Does not appear to do much at the moment)	value (List): One of North, NorthEast, East, SouthEast, South, SouthWest, West, NorthWest transitionTime (Float): The length of time in s for the change to happen over (defaults to 0s)

Weather Presets

• Forest_Clear_Day
• Forest_Clear_Night
• Forest_Clear_Dawn
• Forest_Rain_Day
• Forest_Rain_Night
• Forest_Rain_Dawn
• Forest_Storm
• Forest_Fog_Light
• Forest_Fog_Medium
• Forest_Fog_Heavy
• Snow_Clear_Day
• Snow_Clear_Night
• Snow_Clear_Dawn
• Snow_Snowing_Day
• Snow_Snowing_Night
• Snow_Snowing_Dawn
• Snow_Snowstorm
• Ocean_Clear_Dawn
• Ocean_Clear_Day
• Ocean_Clear_Night
• Ocean_Fog_Heavy
• Ocean_Fog_Light
• Ocean_Fog_Medium
• Ocean_Rain_Dawn
• Ocean_Rain_Day
• Ocean_Rain_Night
• Ocean_Storm
• Sand_Clear_Dawn
• Sand_Clear_Day
• Sand_Clear_Night
• Sand_Fog_Heavy
• Sand_Fog_Light
• Sand_Fog_Medium
• Sand_Sandstorm
• Snow_Fog_Heavy
• Snow_Fog_Light
• Snow_Fog_Medium
• Forest_Storm_Foggy
• Forest_Dark_Night
• Snow_Dark_Night
• Ocean_Dark_Night

Bot Commands

Holdfast has some fairly dumb bots. While they won't put up a fight, they are useful for testing ranges, or just satisfying your need to kill. All commands are prefixed with rc carbonPlayers . Note that most commands apply to all bots, except where a bot could literally not follow the command (non-flagbearers switching to a BearingFlag for example). e.g. To spawn 50 bots you would issue the command rc carbonPlayers spawn 50.

Most commands require prerequisites such as "be close to the object/horse/player", have line of sight, or be the correct class.

Bot commands

Command	Description	Arguments
spawn <number> [<interval>]	Spawn a number of bots on the server. Bots spawn (and respawn) as random classes and factions distributed across spawn points.	number (Integer): The number of bots to spawn interval (Integer): Seconds between each spawn. Defaults to 0.
spawnSpecific <faction> <class> [<name>] [<regiment tag>] [<uniform id>]	Spawns a specific bot.	Name needs to have no spaces, regiment requires someone from that regiment to be in the server
disperse	Randomly disperse bots over the map	N/A
join	Join all of the bots in the centre of the map	N/A
ignoreAutoControls <enable>	Toggles whether the bots will use the auto controls or be controlled directly through a script mod	Used by modding
forceInputAxis <enable> [<playerId>]	Toggles whether the bots shuffle around randomly, or respond to the value set by inputAxis	enable (boolean): true to enable, false to disable
forceInputRotation <enable> [<playerId>]	Toggles whether the bots spin around randomly, or respond to the value set by inputRotation	enable (boolean): true to enable, false to disable
inputAxis <sideways> <forwards> [<playerId>]	Sets the movement inputs for ALL bots	sideways (Float): The amount of strafe input in the range -1 to +1. Positive is to the right. forwards (Float): The amount of forward/backward input in the range -1 to +1. Positive is forwards.
inputRotation <rotation> [<playerId>]	Sets the direction for ALL bots to face	direction (Float): The direction in degrees taken from North. i.e. 90 is East, 180 South, etc. Use get to see your character's current rotation.
playerAction <action> [<playerId>]	Tells all bots, or a specific bot, to take a certain action	action (List): See the list of actions. Some actions require multiple actions in a sequence to take effect. Example: rc carbonPlayers playerAction StartGestureAnimation PlayerGesturePray
switchWeapon [<weapon>] [<playerId>]	Tell all bots to switch to this weapon (if they have it in their loadout)	weapon (List): See the list of weapons. With no argument will switch between fists and firearm.
switchNextWeapon [<playerId>]	Tell all bots to switch to their next weapon in their loadout	N/A
autoWeaponSwitchToggle <enable> [<playerId>]	Tell all bots to auto switch their weapons	N/A
voicePhrase <phrase> [<playerId>]	Bots will shout this phrase	phrase (List): See the list of voice phrases.
randomVoicePhrase [<playerId>]	Bots will each shout a random phrase	N/A
equipCarryableItem <carryableObjectType> [<playerId>] [<inworldItemId>]	Bots will equip a carryable object	carryableObjectType : See the List of carryable objects. inworldItemId is an optional field if you want to carry an existent inworld item (like an ammobox that will be placed when dropped).
pitch <value> [<playerId>]	Bots will pitch towards the value. Used for aiming and melee attacks.	value ranges from -1.5 (downmost) to 2 (upmost).
yaw <value> [<playerId>]	Bots will twist their body towards the value. Used on horses.	value ranges from -90 to 90 degrees.
setRunning <enable> [<playerId>]	Bots will toggle their run mode.	N/A
startHealing <healerId> <targetPlayerId>	Specific bot will try start healing someone else	N/A
stopHealing <healerId>	Specific bot will stop healing whoever he is currently healing	N/A
instrumentPlay <playerId> <instrumentType> <songId>	Specific bot starts playing a song	instrumentType : See the List of Instrument Types, songId : See the List of Songs
instrumentStop <playerId>	Specifies a bot to stop playing whatever song he's playing	N/A
interactableObject <playerId> <itemId> <shipId> <interactionType> <transitionId>	Allows a bot to interact with an inworld object	use the non-rc command "set showDebugInteractionSystem <enable>" to see details on what actions are. Get the InteractionType and transitionid by mounting the object and pressing f2. Look for the "Activation Type" and the "Tranition Index" at the end. Get off the object and press f2 and use the new values to get them off.
interactableObjectUpdateCannon <playerId> <itemId> <shipId> <xAimRot> <yAimRot>	Allows a bot to update an interaction	xAimRot, yAimRot are floats
interactableObjectUpdateMovingCannon <playerId> <itemId> <shipId> <xAimRot> <yAimRot> <xMoveRot> <pos> <rot>	Allows a bot to update an interaction	xAimRot, yAimRot, xMoveRot are floats. pos, rot are Vector3's written in the "x,y,z" format ie "0,0,0" as one string.
interactableObjectUpdateMovingLadder <playerId> <itemId> <shipId> <pos> <rot> <xMoveRot> <visual pos> <visual rot>	Allows a bot to update an interaction	xMoveRot is a float. pos, rot, visual pos, visual rot are Vector3's written in the "x,y,z" format ie "0,0,0" as one string.
interactableObjectUpdateMovingRocket <playerId> <itemId> <shipId> <xAimRot> <yAimRot> <xMoveRot> <pos> <rot> <visual pos> <visual rot>	Allows a bot to update an interaction	xAimRot, yAimRot, xMoveRot are floats. pos, rot, visual pos, visual rot are Vector3's written in the "x,y,z" format ie "0,0,0" as one string.
mountVehicle <playerId> <vehicleId> [<mountTriggerId>]	Allows a bot to mount a vehicle	use the non-rc command "set showDebugVehicleSystem <enable>" to see details on what horse id's are.
dismountVehicle <playerId>	Allows a bot to dismount a vehicle	N/A
highCommandOrder <playerId> <highCommandOrderType> <bot position> <rotation y>	Allows a bot to create an order	highCommandOrderType: See the List of Officer and Sergeant orders.
sapperChangeMode <playerId> <sapperMode>	Allows a bot to change his sapper build/deconstruct mode	sapperMode : See the List of sapper build modes.
sapperBuildItem <playerId> <emplacementType> <position> <rotation> <parentId> <socketId>	Allows a bot to build a sapper object	emplacementType : See the List of sapper emplacement types. use the non-rc command "set showDebugInteractionSystem <enable>" and "set showDebugEmplacementSystem <enable>" to understand the system.

Horse Commands

These commands will override ALL horses on the server, not just non-player horses.

Holdfast has some fairly dumb bots. While they won't put up a fight, they are useful for testing ranges, or just satisfying your need to kill. All commands are prefixed with rc vehiclesManager.

e.g. To set horse speed you would issue the command rc vehiclesManager cappedSpeed 2; vehiclesManager forceCappedSpeed true.

Command	Description	Arguments
forceInputAxis <enable> [<vehicleId>]	Toggles whether the horses respond to the value set by inputAxis	enable (boolean): true to enable, false to disable
inputAxis <sideways> <forwards> [<vehicleId>]	Sets the movement inputs for ALL horses	sideways (Float): The amount of rotation input in the range -1 to +1. Positive is to the right. forwards (Float): The amount of forward/backward input in the range -1 to +1. Positive is forwards. interval (Integer): Seconds between each spawn. Defaults to 0.
forceCappedSpeed <enable> [<vehicleId>]	Force a capped speed	enable (boolean): true to enable, false to disable
cappedSpeed <speed> [<vehicleId>]	Sets the capped speed	speed (float): The speed to set
forceRandomInputAxis <enable> [<vehicleId>]	Toggles whether the horses input should be set randomly by forcedRandomInputAxisIntervalX and forcedRandomInputAxisIntervalY	enable (boolean): true to enable, false to disable
forcedRandomInputAxisIntervalX <interval> [<vehicleId>]	Sets the time interval between randomly choosing a X-axis (left/right) input	interval (Float): The time in seconds between changes.
forcedRandomInputAxisIntervalY <interval> [<vehicleId>]	Sets the time interval between randomly choosing a Y-axis (forward/backward) input	interval (Float): The time in seconds between changes.
jumpAction [<vehicleId>]	Requests a horse to jump	N/A
rearAction [<vehicleId>]	Requests a horse to rear	N/A
listVehicles	Lists all active horses	N/A

Naval

Command	Description	Arguments
shiplist	List all spawned ships	N/A
spawnships <ShipType> <number> <Faction> [<colorvariation>] [<shipnameindex>]	Spawns a number of ships for the given faction. If no faction specified, will randomly choose between British and French	shiptype (List): A defined Ship Type number (Integer): The number of ships to spawn faction (List): Either British or French color variation (Integer): Determines the ship's color shipnameindex (Integer): Sets the ships name
removeShips <ID>	Remove ships from the game	selection (List): Either all or the ID of the specific ship to remove

Updates

A quick reference of new/changed commands for Holdfast releases

Version 0.40 - 17th December 2019

• Multiple changes for Cavalry

Version 0.38 - 11th October 2019

• Added "default" command for resetting server

Version 0.37 - 20th September 2019

• Added ability to issue multiple commands
• Added delayed commands
• Added allowFiring

Version 0.36 - 18th September 2019

• Added forceFirstPersonMode

Version 0.34 - 23rd August 2019

• Added secondary attack options
• Improved teleport command

Version 0.33 - 26th July 2019

• Added highPingIndicatorWarning setting
• Added orderSystemEnabled setting