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Player Commands

/theatrical networks

Lists the DMX networks visible to the user together with their identifiers.

Minecraft 1.20.1

A normal player sees:

  • Public networks
  • Networks they belong to

An operator can see all networks.

Access: All players

/theatrical network new <mode> <name>

Creates a new DMX network using the specified network mode and name.

Example:

/theatrical network new PRIVATE MainStage

Valid modes in Minecraft 1.20.1 are:

PUBLIC
INVITE
PRIVATE

When a player creates a network in Minecraft 1.20.1, that player is automatically added with the:

ADMIN

role.

Access: All players

Console Behaviour

In Minecraft 1.20.1, the server console can also create a network.

Because there is no player associated with the console, a network created this way does not automatically receive a player ADMIN.

In the newer TRP branches, network creation is restricted to players.

/theatrical network <id>

Displays information about a specific network.

Example:

/theatrical network 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000

Minecraft 1.20.1

Requires:

  • ADMIN role on that network

or:

  • Operator access

Newer Versions

Any member of the network can view its information.

Operators can also access it.

/theatrical network <id> members

Lists the members of a network and their current roles.

Minecraft 1.20.1

The 1.20.1 implementation does not perform a complete membership or administration check after a valid network UUID has been supplied.

Newer Versions

Access is restricted to:

  • Members of the network
  • Operators

/theatrical network <id> rename <name>

Changes the display name of the selected network.

Example:

/theatrical network <id> rename MainStage

Requires:

  • ADMIN role on the network

or:

  • Operator access

Newer Versions

Network names must contain between:

1 and 128 characters

after leading and trailing spaces are removed.

Minecraft 1.20.1 does not apply this specific validation.

/theatrical network <id> mode <mode>

Changes the network mode.

Available modes are:

PUBLIC
INVITE
PRIVATE

Requires:

  • ADMIN role on the network

or:

  • Operator access

Minecraft 1.20.1

Mode values are case-sensitive.

Example:

/theatrical network <id> mode PRIVATE

Newer Versions

Mode values are case-insensitive and command suggestions are provided in lowercase.

/theatrical network <id> add <targets>

Adds one or more players to the selected network.

Requires:

  • ADMIN role on the network

or:

  • Operator access

Minecraft 1.20.1

New members are initially assigned:

NONE

The command uses player profiles and can resolve stored player profiles when they are available in the server profile cache.

This means the target does not necessarily need to be online.

Multiple targets can also be resolved.

Newer Versions

New members are initially assigned:

SEND

Only currently connected players can be added.

/theatrical network <id> remove <targets>

Removes one or more players from the selected network.

Requires:

  • ADMIN role on the network

or:

  • Operator access

Minecraft 1.20.1

The command uses player profiles and can resolve cached profiles, including players who are not currently connected.

Newer Versions

Only currently connected players can be targeted.

/theatrical network <id> setrole <target> <role>

Changes the role assigned to a network member.

Available roles are:

NONE
SEND
ADMIN

Requires:

  • ADMIN role on the network

or:

  • Operator access

Minecraft 1.20.1

Role names are case-sensitive.

The command can resolve multiple player profiles.

Example:

/theatrical network <id> setrole PlayerName ADMIN

Newer Versions

Role names are case-insensitive.

Only one currently connected player is targeted by the command.

/theatrical network <id> delete

Deletes the selected DMX network.

Requires:

  • ADMIN role on the network

or:

  • Operator access

Deleting a network should be treated as an administrative action because fixtures and other devices may still reference that network.

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