Commands

All commands run under /zresetmap, aliased to /zrm. Arguments in <angle brackets> are required, [square brackets] are optional.

Admin commands

These need zresetmap.admin.

Command Does Permission

/zrm status [world]

Show time until the next reset.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm reset <world>

Trigger an immediate manual reset.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm savespawn <world>

Save the world’s spawn region now.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm setspawncorner1 <world>

Set corner 1 of the spawn region to where you stand.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm setspawncorner2 <world>

Set corner 2 of the spawn region to where you stand.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm setinterval <world> <days>

Set an interval schedule and enable the world.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm setschedule <world> interval <days>

Switch to interval mode.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm setschedule <world> weekly <DAY> <HH:mm>

Switch to a weekly day and time.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm setspawn <world>

Set the world’s spawn point to where you stand.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm lock <world> [duration]

Lock the world. No duration means until you unlock it.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm unlock <world>

Unlock the world.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm menu

Open the admin GUI.

zresetmap.admin

/zrm reload

Reload config, styles, and language files.

zresetmap.admin

Teleport commands

These have their own permissions so you can grant them without full admin.

Command Does Permission

/zrm tp <world>

Teleport yourself to the world’s spawn point.

zresetmap.tp

/zrm tp <world> <player>

Teleport another player there.

zresetmap.tp.others

/zrm rtp <world>

Random-teleport yourself to a safe spot.

zresetmap.rtp

/zrm rtp <world> <player>

Random-teleport another player.

zresetmap.rtp.others

Notes

  • <world> is the config label (the key under worlds:), not always the folder name.

  • Commands that read your location (setspawn, setspawncorner1/2) must be run in-game by a player.

  • setinterval and setschedule both enable a disabled world when you set a schedule.

  • Duration for lock accepts s/m/h/d combos like 30m, 1h, 2h30m. A plain number is minutes.

See Permissions for what each node covers.