Global Commands
Global commands let you define commands like /lobby, /hub, or /spectate that work across your entire network. You create them once in OrbisManager and they are pushed to all connected servers automatically.
Creating a command
Click + Add Command and fill in:
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Command name | The command players type (e.g. lobby, without the /) |
| Permission | Permission node required to use this command |
| Description | Optional, shown in /help listings |
| Action | What happens when a player runs the command |
| Scope | Which servers the command is available on |
Actions
Transfer
Moves the player to a server or pool.
Example: /lobby → Transfer to Lobby Pool
Send Message
Sends a chat message to the player.
Example: /discord → Send message Join our Discord at discord.gg/example
Send Message supports TinyMessage tags for colors and formatting. See the TinyMessage guide for available tags.
<gradient:gold:yellow>Join our Discord!</gradient> <color:gray>discord.gg/example</color>
Disconnect
Silently disconnects the player from the network.
Disconnect with Message
Disconnects the player and shows them a reason.
Example: A /kick-self type command for testing, or a /afk-kick system.
Disconnect messages support TinyMessage tags. See the TinyMessage guide for available tags.
Scope
Scope controls where the command is available:
| Scope | Where it works |
|---|---|
| Global | On every server in your network |
| Specific pool | Only on servers in a chosen pool |
| Specific server | Only on one specific server |
Use Global scope for common navigation commands like /lobby and /hub. Use Specific pool or Specific server for commands that only make sense in a certain context, like /spectate in a game server pool.
Permissions
Every command requires a permission node. Players without that permission will see the command as unavailable or not see it at all.
Use orbis.default (or any permission your server grants to everyone) to make a command available to all players.
Updates
Connected servers receive command changes automatically when you save.