TitleTextMod Command System

TitleTextMod provides a comprehensive command system for managing player experience/levels, ranks, titles (prefix/suffix), and flight permissions. Below is a detailed guide to all available commands.

📋 Command Overview

🔹 /exp — Experience & Level Management

The core command for managing player experience and levels. Supports two modes: independent and shared.

Syntax

/exp add <points> [player]
/exp set <points> [player]
/exp remove <points> [player]
/exp level add <levels> [player]
/exp level set <levels> [player]
/exp level remove <levels> [player]
/exp query [player]

Parameters

Examples

# Add 100 experience points to yourself
/exp add 100

# Set Steve's experience to 5000 points
/exp set 5000 Steve

# Remove 200 experience points from Alex
/exp remove 200 Alex

# Add 5 levels to all players
/exp level add 5 @a

# Set your own level to 10
/exp level set 10

# Query Steve's current experience and level
/exp query Steve

Feedback

• Experience updated: Set <player>'s experience to <value>
• Level updated: Set <player>'s level to <level name>
• Query result: Displays current experience, level, and mode (independent/shared)

🔹 /level — Level Management (Standalone)

Similar to /exp level, but as a standalone command for legacy compatibility.

Syntax

/level add <amount>
/level set <amount>
/level remove <amount>

Parameters

Examples

/level add 3       # Add 3 levels
/level set 20      # Set level to 20
/level remove 1    # Remove 1 level

Notes

• Only works in independent experience mode.
• In shared mode, returns Shared mode does not support level operations.

🔹 /rank — Rank Management

Sets a player's rank. Supports tab completion.

Syntax

/rank <player> <rank>

Parameters

Available Ranks

Tab completion will suggest available ranks automatically.

Examples

/rank Steve VIP
/rank Alex MVP
/rank Notch ADMIN

Feedback

• Success: Set <player>'s rank to <rank>

🔹 /set — Title Management

Sets custom prefix/suffix (titles) for players. Supports rich text (color, bold, etc.).

Syntax

/set setPrefix <targets> <prefix>
/set setSuffix <targets> <suffix>
/set clear <targets>
/set get <player>

Parameters

Examples

# Set Steve's prefix to golden [VIP]
/set setPrefix Steve {"text":"[VIP]","color":"gold"}

# Set all players' suffix to [Adventurer]
/set setSuffix @a {"text":"[Adventurer]","color":"aqua"}

# Clear Alex's title
/set clear Alex

# View Notch's current title
/set get Notch

Feedback

• Prefix set: Set <player>'s prefix to <content>
• Batch operation: Set suffix for <count> players
• Cleared: Cleared <player>'s title
• Query result: Displays target player's prefix and suffix

Notes

• If the new title is identical to the current one, returns Title unchanged and aborts.
• Supports multiple players at once.

🔹 /fly — Flight Control

Toggles flight for a player. Only available to VIP or higher in survival mode.

Syntax

/fly <true|false>

Parameters

Examples

/fly true     # Enable flight
/fly false    # Disable flight

Requirements

• Executor must be a player.
• Player must be in survival mode.
• Player rank must be VIP or higher.

Feedback

• Success: Toggled flight for <player>
• Failure: Flight command failed / Insufficient permissions, VIP or higher required

🔹 /info — Player Information

View a player's current experience, level, title, and more.

Syntax

/info
/info <player>

Parameters

Examples

/info             # View your own info
/info Steve       # View Steve's info

Output Example

=== Player Info ===
Name: Steve
Level: Elite Adventurer
Experience: 12580
Prefix: [VIP]
Suffix: [Starlight]

Permission

Available to all players.

🛡️ Permission Levels

Minecraft command permissions follow these levels (corresponding to Commands.LEVEL_*):

All commands in this document except /info require Level 2 (Admin) or higher.

🌍 Localization

All command feedback messages use Component.translatable and support automatic client-side language switching. Translation keys include:

📌 Usage Tips

1. Prefer /exp over /level — it offers more features and target selectors.
2. Batch operations — use @a, @p, etc., to manage multiple players at once.
3. Debugging — pair with /info to verify results in real time.
4. Shared experience mode — only /exp add and /exp query are available; direct level setting is disabled.

This document is maintained by the HongHuan Team. For questions, please submit an issue or contact the server owner..