A command script is a script that allows certain users to perform certain in-game actions via commands. Commands are usually inputted through the chat or through a GUI text box which is usually toggled by a hotkey. Command scripts are primarily used for place administration, although they are also used as a gameplay feature. Command scripts are also often used by exploiters.
Usually, command scripts will accept commands, some of which will also accept arguments, which will be separated from each other's and from the command using a separator character (the most commons are the space and the '/' characters). Some command scripts will also require commands to be prefixed by a symbol like the exclamation mark (!) to distinguish commands from normal chat (if the command script uses the chat to listen for commands, that is).
History[]
The original widespread admin script was Person299's admin command script, which was used by many games until 2012 when Kohl's Admin Commands V2 was released.
Nowadays, HD Admin and Adonis are two of the most popular and widely used command scripts, with many other command scripts either gaining little attention or no longer being maintained.
Trusted command scripts[]
Some of the most known command scripts are listed and described below. Most command scripts have been associated with a username (the user that created them), and most command scripts give the creator of the command script administrative admin commands in the place that uses them. Frameworks for admin commands have become increasingly advance and cryptic as users attempt to hide their name and develop easier to modify frameworks.
Command script | Description |
Year published |
Still maintained? |
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HD Admin | HD Admin is an open source admin introduced at the end of 2016. It receives regular updates and is worked on by top community figures such as ForeverHD and 1waffle1. | 2016 | Yes |
Avelos Admin | Avelos Admin, formerly known as Novus Server Admin, is a simple admin, anti-exploit and antivirus system. | 2018 | Yes |
Kohl's Admin Infinite | Auto-updating anti-exploit and administration system. It has been disliked for replacing scripth's previous admin completely and having less functions, like bans and admins that go server-to-server. | 2015 | Yes |
Adonis | A major open source admin system and anti-exploit created by Sceleratis/Davey_Bones and updated regularly with community contributions. Includes over 400 commands and a modular API for developers. | 2016 | Yes |
Person299's Admin V3 |
The most famous and well-known of all the command scripts, and, unfortunately, also one of the most outdated and inefficient ones. Despite many parts of it being broken, most of it still works. |
2008 | No |
Kohl's Admin Commands |
An advanced chat command script including the ability to insert gear and hats from the catalog and much more. It was made by the now-deleted Kohltastrophe. Some people tend to use this to replace the broken ban script from Person299's admin command script. There has been a controversy that the admin script was stolen from a RAT base. |
2012 | No |
Quenty's GUI Admin | These commands, while focusing on GUIs, are also available as plain text commands. These commands are still considered to be in "beta", but work fine. | 2012 | No |
Simple Admin | Simple admin has a clean and simple looking interface, with a variety of optional packages you can install - including all basic features. | 2019 | No |
Havemeat's Admin | This command script, heavily inspired from Person299's and taking most of its command ideas from it. The model was created by Havemeat and is not maintained anymore. It contains many commands, including various funny ones, and also contains many options. | 2010 | No |
Brandon's Admin | This commands script, inspired by Kohls admin commands, and taking most commands ideas from it, was created by brandonisabillionare. It is not maintained any more. This admin has a total of 207 admin commands, with a working warning system and ban system. Many command are already broken, making this admin unreliable. | 2017 | No |