Client Commands (CC)

Client Commands (CC) allow admins and players to interact with the server directly from the in-game console or chat. This system is powerful for managing matches, players, and server settings on the fly.

Enabling CC Commands

CC commands do not require the tracker plugin, but tracker does extend them. CC commands are enabled via cc_administration "1" set in playlists_r5_patch.txt (enabled by default). Admin access is configured in the Control Panel Config tab under settings.ADMINS (or directly in r5rdev_config.json). Use comma-separated UIDs or Name-UID pairs.

Required setting: cc_administration "1" in playlists_r5_patch.txt (still needed to enable CC).
Primary (recommended): settings.ADMINS in the Config tab / r5rdev_config.json.
Legacy (non-tracker fallback): admins_list in playlists_r5_patch.txt. This is deprecated and overridden by the Config tab.

Tracker-related playlists_r5_patch.txt settings are deprecated. Only keep cc_administration here; move admin lists and other tracker values into the Config tab and redeploy r5rdev_config.json.

General Commands

Command	Usage	Description
`help`	`cc help`	Prints the built-in CC help summary in chat with usage examples.

Administration Commands

These commands are prefixed with cc and require admin privileges.

See usage below for more context about using timestrings and -reason args in certain commands

Moderation

kicksay, bansay are depecated. You can now append -say to the command to enable broadcasting. Example: cc kick r5mkos -r "Bad boy" -say

Command	Usage	Description
`kick`	`cc kick [name\|oid] [-reason "[reason]"] [-say]`	Kicks a player from the server. Optional -say argument broadcasts reason
`ban`	`cc ban [name\|oid] [-reason "[reason]"] [-say]`	Bans a player (IP\|OID\|Handle) from the server.
`banid`	`cc banid [oid] [-reason "[reason]"]`	Bans an OID (offline OK) and logs an optional reason.
`unban`	`cc unban [oid]`	Removes a ban by OID.
`timeout`	`cc timeout [name\|oid] [true\|false] [-reason "[reason]"] [timestring] [-say] [-motd]`	Applies or clears a timeout with an optional reason; supports mixed-order timestrings. Use -say to broadcast. Use -motd to display Message Of The Day to player.
`gettimeout`	`cc gettimeout [name\|oid]`	Displays timeout details for a player/UID.
`mute` \| `gag`	`cc mute [name\|oid] [-r\|-reason "[reason]"] [timestring] [-say]`	Mutes a player’s text chat for a specified timestring (supports mixed-order units).
`unmute` \| `ungag`	`cc unmute [name\|oid] [-r\|-reason "[reason]"]`	Unmutes or ungags a player and can log a reason.
`is_muted` \| `is_gagged`	`cc is_muted [name\|oid]`	Checks if a player is currently muted.
`mute_reason` \| `gag_reason`	`cc mute_reason [name\|oid]`	Returns the stored mute/gag reason for a player (supports offline UID lookup).
`unmute_time` \| `ungag_time`	`cc unmute_time [name\|oid]`	Shows when a player’s mute/gag expires (human-readable).
`restricted`	`cc restricted [0\|1\|false\|true]`	`1` enables restricted server mode, `0` disables it. Configure thresholds in the Config tab.

Mute usage and timestrings

Syntax: cc mute [name|oid] [-r|-reason "[reason]"] [timestring] [say]; unmute with cc unmute [name|oid] [-r|-reason "[reason]"].
Order: only cc mute [name|oid] must stay first; all other parts can be mixed.
Reason flag: use -r or -reason followed immediately by the reason text; the flag+reason can appear anywhere after the player (also works for unmute).
Say flag: use -say to also broadcast moderation action to all players in the server except the target player.
Timestring: combine any units (years, months, days, hours, minutes/min/mins/minute, seconds/sec/secs/second); units add together and order does not matter.
Example: cc mute bob -reason "Bad language" 2 mins 30 seconds.
Multi-unit example: cc mute player1 -r "Spamming" 1 min 2 min 5 seconds results in three minutes and five seconds.
Mixed-order example: cc mute player2 50 secs -r "Potty mouth" 20 sec 5 seconds is valid.
timeout follows the same timestring rules; use the [true|false] flag to apply or clear the timeout before the time/reason args. Example: cc timeout player1 true -reason "AFK grief" 2 mins 30 secs; clear with cc timeout player1 false.

Server Management

Command	Usage	Description
`map`	`cc map [mapname] [playlist] [gamemode]`	Changes map, playlist, and gamemode together. Supports partial matches
`nextmap`	`cc nextmap`	Forces the server to rotate to the next map in the playlist.
`endround`	`cc endround`	Immediately ends the current round.
`startbr`	`cc startbr`	Forces the Battle Royale match to start (skips waiting for players).
`afk`	`cc afk [0\|1]`	`1` enables “AFK to Rest”, `0` disables it.
`kill_banners`	`cc kill_banners`	Removes all banners from the map.
`start_banners`	`cc start_banners`	Restarts\|Respawns map banners.
`allow_legend_select`	`cc allow_legend_select [0\|1]`	Enables or disables the ability to select legends.
`set_legend`	`cc set_legend [index]`	Sets the legend for all players to the specified index.
`movement_recorder_playback_rate`	`cc movement_recorder_playback_rate [rate]`	Sets the playback rate for the movement recorder (e.g., `1.0`, `0.5`).
`disable_rotate`	`cc disable_rotate [0\|1\|false\|true]`	Disables auto rotate list for manual interaction of loading maps with `cc map`.

Scoring & Settings

Command	Usage	Description
`score`	`cc score [name\|oid\|*\|current\|season\|difference]`	Shows player score/KD info or displays current/season/difference SBMM weights.
`scoreconfig`	`cc scoreconfig [current\|season\|difference] [float]`	Sets SBMM weights or KD difference thresholds.
`setting`	`cc setting [key]`	Returns a tracker setting value (tracker only).
`fetchsetting`	`cc fetchsetting [name\|oid] [key]`	Returns a specific tracker setting for a player (tracker only).

Communication

Command	Usage	Description
`msg`	`cc msg [name\|oid] "[message]"`	Sends a private server chat message to a player (cannot target self or send empty text).
`msgall`	`cc msgall "[message]"`	Sends a server chat message to everyone (truncates if too long).
`adminmsg`	`cc adminmsg [name\|oid] "[message]"`	Sends an admin-branded message to one player.
`adminmsgall`	`cc adminmsgall "[message]"`	Sends an admin-branded chat message to all players.
`sayto`	`cc sayto [name\|oid] [title] [msg] [dur]`	Sends a titled message to a specific player (duration defaults to ~3s if omitted).
`sayall`	`cc sayall [title] [msg] [dur]`	Broadcasts a titled message to all clients with a duration (seconds).
`show_motd`	`cc show_motd [name\|oid]`	Opens specified player’s motd if they do not have it disabled, but bypasses once per day check
`addmotd`	`cc addmotd [name\|oid] "[message]"`	Prepends a message to a player’s MOTD.
`vc`	`cc vc [0\|1]`	Toggles global voice chat (`sv_voiceenable` and `sv_alltalk`).
`thumbsup`	`cc thumbsup`	Plays the thumbs-up chat effect for everyone.
`msgeffect`	`cc msgeffect [effect_id]`	Sends a specific chat effect by ID.
`print_chat_effects`	`cc print_chat_effects`	Developer: prints all available chat effect IDs.

Audio

Command	Usage	Description
`playself`	`cc playself [audiofile]`	Emits sound from your entity only to you.
`playonself`	`cc playonself [audiofile]`	Emits sound from your entity (audible to others).
`playall`	`cc playall [audiofile]`	Emits sound to all players.
`stopplayall`	`cc stopplayall [audiofile]`	Stops playing sounds for all players.

Utility & Debug

Command	Usage	Description
`playerinfo`	`cc playerinfo`	Prints aggregated player stats (may truncate if too large).
`playerinput`	`cc playerinput [name\|oid]`	Shows a player’s current input device (mouse/keyboard vs controller).
`input`	`cc input [name\|oid] [0\|1\|mnk\|controller]`	Developer: forces a player’s input mode.
`listhandles`	`cc listhandles`	Lists player names with their entity handles.
`pos`	`cc pos [label]`	Developer: saves a spawn position with the given label.
`groups`	`cc groups`	Shows number of 1v1 groups in progress.
`groupmap`	`cc groupmap`	Shows number of players in the 1v1 group map.
`start_interval_thread`	`cc start_interval_thread`	Starts the interval message thread (tracker).
`kill_interval_thread`	`cc kill_interval_thread`	Stops the interval message thread (tracker).
`cleanuplogs`	`cc cleanuplogs`	Triggers tracker log cleanup.
`reload_config`	`cc reload_config`	Reloads the tracker configuration.
`restart_ws`	`cc restart_ws`	Restarts the tracker WebSocket client when connected.
`startlog`	`cc startlog`	Developer/tracker: manually start the tracker logger.
`stoplog`	`cc stoplog [true\|ship]`	Developer/tracker: stop the tracker logger (optionally mark as ship).
`spamupdate` \| `spam`	`cc spamupdate`	Starts periodic update spam messages.
`spamstop` \| `stopspam`	`cc spamstop`	Stops periodic update spam messages.
`testremote`	`cc testremote`	Developer: test remote persistence callback.
`acceptchal`	`cc acceptchal [name\|oid]`	Developer: accepts a challenge for a player.
`draw`	`cc draw`	Developer: enables minimap drawing for all players.
`disabledraw`	`cc disabledraw`	Developer: disables minimap drawing for all players.
`dmg`	`cc dmg [name\|oid] [amount]`	Developer: applies damage to a player.
`gamerules`	`cc gamerules`	Developer placeholder for map/playlist swap (no-op stub).
`killme`	`cc killme`	Developer: suicides the caller if alive.
`addbot`	`cc addbot [name] [team#]`	Add a player bot to the server. Must specify name and team#
`playlist`	`cc playlist`	Return information about the current map/playlist/gamemode.
`confirm`	`cc confirm`	Required to be entered before certain outcomes that may be undesirable

Console Commands ( ConCommand )

These commands are entered directly into the server’s console window (not prefixed with cc). They control the tracker system and WebSocket connection.

Tracker System

Command	Description
`tracker_reload_config`	Reloads the r5r.dev tracker configuration file.
`tracker_shutdown`	Shuts down the r5r.dev tracker systems.

WebSocket Connection

Command	Description
`tracker_ws_reconnect`	Restarts the WebSocket connection to the remote server.
`tracker_ws_shutdown`	Shuts down the WebSocket connection to the remote server.
`tracker_ws_status`	Displays the current status of the WebSocket connection to the remote server.

Command Examples

sayall broadcasts a banner with a title, message, and optional duration; msgall uses the text chat broadcast channel.

Kicking a player:

cc kick BadPlayer "being toxic"

Banning a player and announcing it:

cc ban Cheater123 "Aimbot detected" -say

Broadcasting a banner message:

cc sayall "Server Admin" "Restarting in 5 minutes" 10

Broadcasting a chat message:

cc msgall "Restarting in 5 minutes"

Changing Map (Partial Match):

cc map desert
// This matches "mp_rr_desertlands_64k_x_64k"

Maps & Modes Reference

Maps

Partial names can be used with cc map for mapnames, playlists, and gamemodes. Updated: Feb 10/2026

Internal Name	Map Name
`mp_rr_box`	Box
`mp_rr_canyonlands_staging`	Firing Range
`mp_rr_canyonlands_64k_x_64k`	Kings Canyon
`mp_rr_canyonlands_mu1`	Kings Canyon (Season 2)
`mp_rr_canyonlands_mu1_night`	Kings Canyon After Dark
`mp_rr_canyonlands_mu2`	Kings Canyon (Season 5)
`mp_rr_canyonlands_mu2_tt`	Kings Canyon (Town Takeover)
`mp_rr_canyonlands_mu2_mv`	Kings Canyon (Mirage Voyage)
`mp_rr_canyonlands_mu2_ufo`	Kings Canyon (UFO)
`mp_rr_desertlands_64k_x_64k`	World’s Edge (Season 3)
`mp_rr_desertlands_64k_x_64k_nx`	World’s Edge After Dark
`mp_rr_desertlands_64k_x_64k_tt`	World’s Edge (Town Takeover)
`mp_rr_desertlands_64k_x_64k_mv`	World’s Edge (Mirage Voyage)
`mp_rr_desertlands_holiday`	World’s Edge (Holiday)
`mp_rr_desertlands_mu1`	World’s Edge (Season 4)
`mp_rr_desertlands_mu1_tt`	World’s Edge (Bloodhound TT)
`mp_rr_desertlands_mu2`	World’s Edge (Season 6)
`mp_rr_olympus`	Olympus
`mp_rr_olympus_tt`	Olympus (Town Takeover)
`mp_rr_party_crasher`	Party Crasher
`mp_rr_arena_phase_runner`	Phase Runner
`mp_rr_arena_composite`	Drop Off
`mp_rr_arena_skygarden`	Sky Garden
`mp_rr_aqueduct`	Overflow
`mp_rr_arena_empty`	Arena Empty
`mp_lobby`	Lobby

Playlists

Internal Name	Playlist Name
`fs_movementrecorder`	Movement Recorder
`winterexpress`	Winter Express
`custom_ctf`	CTF
`fs_prophunt`	PropHunt
`fs_duckhunt`	DuckHunt
`fs_infected`	Infected
`fs_surf`	Surf
`fs_dm`	TDM/FFA
`fs_realistic_ttv`	Realistic TTV Building
`fs_4d`	4D FFA
`fs_9k`	DM Movement PVP
`fs_dm_fast_instagib`	Instagib
`fs_grapples_n_guns`	Grapples N Guns
`fs_scenarios`	Zone Wars
`fs_1v1`	1v1
`fs_vamp_1v1`	1v1 Vamp
`fs_1v1_headshots_only`	1v1 Headshots Only
`fs_lgduels_1v1`	1v1 LG Duels
`fs_movementgym`	FS Movement Gym
`fs_ltm_mortalevoshields`	SOLOS EVOS LTM
`fs_ltm_armedanddangerous`	TRIOS A&D LTM
`fs_rankupmapmovementpractice`	Rank-up Parkour [Practice Map]
`fs_ithurtsmovementmappractice`	It Hurts Movement Map [Practice Map]
`fs_fallingforever`	Falling Forever [Practice Map]
`fs_doormovementpractice`	Door Map [Practice Map]
`fs_grapplemovementpractice`	Grapple Practice [Practice Map]
`fs_mantlejumppractice`	Mantle Jump Map [Practice Map]
`fs_firstmovementmappractice`	First Movement Map [Practice Map]
`fs_gymmovementmappractice`	Gym Movement Map [Practice Map]
`fs_strafeitmovementmappractice`	Strafe It Movement Map [Practice Map]
`survival`	TRIOS
`survival_duos`	DUOS
`survival_solos`	SOLOS
`survival_firingrange`	Firing Range
`survival_training`	Training
`survival_dev`	Survival Dev
`menufall`	Lobby
`dev_default`	Survival Dev
`custom_playlist_example`	My custom playlist

Game Modes

Mode ID	Description
`fs_1v1`	1v1 Arena
`fs_dm`	Deathmatch
`fs_tdm`	Team Deathmatch
`fs_prophunt`	Prop Hunt
`fs_duckhunt`	Duck Hunt
`survival_solos`	Battle Royale (Solos)
`survival_duos`	Battle Royale (Duos)
`survival_trios`	Battle Royale (Trios)
`fs_surf`	Surf
`fs_movementgym`	Movement Gym
`fs_infected`	Infected
`survival`	Survival (Base)
`survival_dev`	Survival (Dev)
`custom_ctf`	Capture The Flag
`fs_lgduels_1v1`	LG Duels
`fs_scenarios`	Scenarios
`fs_haloMod_oddball`	Halo Mod (Oddball)
`fs_dm_fast_instagib`	Instagib DM
`fs_snd`	Search & Destroy
`SURVIVAL`	Survival (Legacy)
`fs_dm_oddball`	Deathmatch Oddball
`fs_fallingforever`	Falling Forever

​Client Commands (CC)

​Enabling CC Commands

​General Commands

​Administration Commands

​Moderation

​Mute usage and timestrings

​Server Management

​Scoring & Settings

​Communication

​Audio

​Utility & Debug

​Console Commands ( ConCommand )

​Tracker System

​WebSocket Connection

​Command Examples

​Maps & Modes Reference

​Maps

​Playlists

​Game Modes

Client Commands (CC)

Enabling CC Commands

General Commands

Administration Commands

Moderation

Mute usage and timestrings

Server Management

Scoring & Settings

Communication

Audio

Utility & Debug

Console Commands ( ConCommand )

Tracker System

WebSocket Connection

Command Examples

Maps & Modes Reference

Maps

Playlists

Game Modes