Command scheduler - run commands on a timer
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Command scheduler - run commands on a timer

The Commands section of Server Settings runs commands for you with your PC off. It has two parts: commands on a timer, and commands that bring an account back when the server moves it.

Open the server folder's menu, choose Server Settings, then Commands.

Scheduled commands#

Run a command or click on repeat, on the accounts you choose.

  1. Click Add task and give it a name, like "Sell".
  2. Choose the type:
    • Command: any chat command, such as /sell all or /afk.
    • Action: a left or right click, a timed hold, or a hold that stays on until you stop it (useful for mining).
  3. Set how often it repeats.
  4. Pick which accounts on this server run it.
  5. Save, then check chat to see it run the first time.

World change commands#

Some servers send players to a hub or lobby after a restart. Add the commands that get you back, for example /join survival, and they're sent in order whenever an account lands somewhere else.

Tips#

  • Start with a sensible interval. Running a command too often can hit the server's cooldown or look like spam.
  • Tasks keep running after a reconnect, so you set them up once.
  • For several steps, like opening a shop and clicking items, use a macro.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. It runs on our servers.

Yes. Each task has its own list of accounts, or all accounts on the server.

Yes, scheduled commands work on Bedrock accounts. See Java vs Bedrock.