
This guide will show you the HumanitZ Command List
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Managing a HumanitZ server involves more than simply configuring basic gameplay settings. For server owners and administrators, having access to the right commands can make it significantly easier to manage players, monitor server activity, control the gameplay environment, and respond quickly to situations that arise during gameplay. Understanding the available commands allows administrators to maintain a smoother, more organized, and enjoyable experience for everyone on the server. The HumanitZ command list provides a convenient reference for the commands available to server administrators and authorized users. Depending on the command, administrators may be able to perform a variety of management and administrative tasks without having to manually modify server files or restart the server. This can be especially useful when managing an active multiplayer community where quick changes or administrative actions may be necessary. Knowing how each command works is also important for avoiding unintended changes. Some commands can directly affect players or the server environment, while others may be intended for specific administrative purposes. Before using a command, it is recommended to understand its function, required parameters, and potential impact on the server. Proper use of administrative commands can help prevent disruptions and ensure that changes are made safely and consistently. Whether you are setting up a new HumanitZ server, managing an established community, or simply looking for a quick reference for server administration, having a complete command list can save time and simplify server management. It can also help administrators troubleshoot common situations, manage player-related issues, and make appropriate adjustments while the server is running. In this guide, we’ll provide a comprehensive overview of the HumanitZ server commands, including what each command does and how it can be used. The commands are organized to make it easier to find the specific administrative function you need, whether you are looking to manage players, control server settings, or perform other server management tasks. Before using any command on a live server, make sure you have the appropriate administrative permissions and understand the command's intended purpose. With a clear understanding of the available tools, you can manage your HumanitZ server more efficiently and provide a better experience for your players.
(Note: Most commands require administrator privileges to execute successfully.)
HumanitZ Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/AdminAccess [password] |
Grants a client admin privileges. |
/admintag |
Toggles the [Admin] tag next to the player's name. |
/Shutdown [seconds] |
Shuts down the server and saves players; notifies everyone in chat. |
/SuperAdmin |
Makes the player invisible and allows flying. Run the command again to disable. |
/Spawn item_[name] |
Spawn a pickup. Ex: /Spawn item_Apple |
/Spawn car_[name] |
Spawn a car. Ex: /Spawn Car_Suv |
/Spawn Dog |
Spawn a dog companion. |
/Spawn CompDog |
Spawn a dog companion that anyone can claim. |
/Spawn horse |
Spawn a random horse. |
/Spawn ai_[name] |
Spawn the designated AI. |
/fspawn |
Same as spawn commands but ignores collision checks. |
/exp [number] |
Grants experience to the player. Ex: /exp 500 |
/ExecCmd [command] |
Execute an Unreal Engine command. Ex: /ExecCmd t.maxfps 144 |
/DogSetName [name] |
Sets the name for a dog companion. |
/FPStuff |
Toggles experimental first-person mode. |
/TPDog |
Teleports dog companion to the player's location. |
/NoDog |
Despawns the player's current dog companion. |
/unstuck |
Use if unable to interact or stuck in geometry. |
/unstuckgeo |
Force unstuck from geometry. |
/god |
Toggle god mode. Makes the player immune to damage. |
/SaveGame |
Start a server save immediately. |
/adminw |
Utility UI to spawn or change game settings. |
/FPS |
Toggle game fps. /FPS2 For Unreal's FPS. |
/weather [list/name] |
Prints a list of weather to change to; replace list with the name of the weather. |
/season list [list/name] |
Prints a list of seasons to change to, replace list with the name of the season. |
/Day |
Sets the time of day to 6:00 AM. |
/Night |
Sets the time of day to midnight. |
/FreezeTime |
Pauses time; use the command again to resume. |