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Nek's Command Maker (Server Side Edition)
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A server-side only command maker that lets you add aliases to commands with custom arguments.
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Runs entirely on the server. Also works in singleplayer.
Runs on a dedicated server only; does not work in singleplayer.
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This is the server edition of Command Maker. Click here to see the Client Edition. (Currently being approved by moderators, visit here for CMDMaker Client Edition v2.3.1 if you got a 404 error for the other link.)
This mod will not be updated as regularly on CurseForge, Modrinth
📦 Nek's Command Generator Mod
A lightweight Minecraft mod that lets you define custom commands using aliases—perfect for server scripting, modpacks, or ritual triggers. No external files, no dependencies beyond Fabric API.
🔧 Features
- Add commands dynamically via in-game chat
- Reload config without restarting
- Fully JSON-driven and vanilla-compatible
📝 Usage
Use /addcommand to manage your custom commands:
/addcommand add <alias> <command>
Adds a new alias that runs the specified command.
/addcommand del <alias>
Deletes the alias and its associated command.
/addcommand reload
Reloads the config file and updates all aliases. Visit the wiki for more information.
📁 Config Format
Commands are stored in a simple JSON file (modid_alieses.json) like:
{
"crashme": "kill @s",
"greet": "say Hello, world!"
}
🧪 Example
/addcommand add crashme kill @s
/addcommand add greet say Hello, world!
Then just run /crashme or /greet in chat!
🛠️ This is my first time making a Minecraft mod, so there may be bugs or quirks. If you find any issues, feel free to report them!
If you would like to make a feature request, please visit here.
If you would like to make a bug report, please visit here.
If you would like to otherwise make a comment please visit here

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This is the server edition of Command Maker. Click here to see the Client Edition. ( visit legacy download page for CMDMaker Client Edition Download Page if you got a 404 error for the other link.)
If for some dumb reason you think curseforge is better than modrinth (its not) then you can find it here: ( I do not upload as often on CurseForge):
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/neks-command-maker-server-side-edition
📦 Nek's Command Maker Server Edition
A lightweight Minecraft mod that lets you define custom commands using aliases or a gui, perfect for server scripting, modpacks, or ritual triggers. No external files, no dependencies beyond Fabric API.
Luckperm Support added in v3.0.0!!!
How to download and install
https://commandmakerwiki.lucasgeitgey.com/install-video.html
🔧 Features
- Add commands dynamically via in-game chat
- Reload config without restarting
- Fully JSON-driven and vanilla-compatible
- GUI:

📝 Usage
Use /addcommand to manage your custom commands:
/addcommand add <alias> <command>
Adds a new alias that runs the specified command.
/addcommand del <alias>
Deletes the alias and its associated command.
/addcommand reload
Reloads the config file and updates all aliases. Visit the wiki for more information.
📁 Config Format
Commands are stored in a simple JSON file (modid_alieses.json) like:
{
"crashme": "kill @s",
"greet": "say Hello, world!"
}
🧪 Example
/addcommand add crashme kill @s
/addcommand add greet say Hello, world!
Then just run /crashme or /greet in chat!
Telemetry Data
Every time you start the game with the mod, a HTTP request is sent to commandmakerwiki.lucasgeitgey.com /redirects/telemetry.html. to Opt-Out, set 'send-telementry' to 'false' in telemetry.yml. The data sent is a HTTP GET request, to see how many people use the mod.
Note: Telementry Data has been removed in 2.3.5
Downloading Functions
You can use /cmd downloadfunction to download functions. You can see the function list, and request to add new ones here.
🛠️ This is my first time making a Minecraft mod, so there may be bugs or quirks. If you find any issues, feel free to report them!
If you would like to make a feature request, please visit here.
If you would like to make a bug report, please visit here.
If you would like to otherwise make a comment please visit here
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