Commands
RallyPoint has one command, /rally, with the alias /rp. Running it with no arguments shows a help listing containing only the commands the sender may actually use.
Tab completion covers subcommands, online player names, and waypoint names in the slots where each is expected.
Player commands
Available to everyone, with no permission node required.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/rally optin | Marks you as eligible for mass teleports. |
/rally optout | Removes you from the mass teleport list. |
/rally status | Shows your current opt-in status. |
/rally catchup | Teleports you to the current rally point if you missed one. |
/rally help | Shows the commands available to you. |
Host commands
Require rally.use.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/rally here [force] | Rally all opted-in players to your location. |
/rally to <player> [force] | Rally all opted-in players to a player. |
/rally <player> | The same thing, kept from earlier versions. Use to for names that clash with a subcommand. |
/rally go <waypoint> [force] | Rally all opted-in players to a saved waypoint. |
/rally cancel | Abort a rally that is still counting down. |
/rally return | Send everyone back to where they were before the last rally. |
/rally roster | List who is opted in and online, with a count. |
/rally history | Show recent rallies. |
The host who runs a rally travels with the crowd, opted in or not, unless they are already within 16 blocks of the destination - so /rally here leaves you put, while /rally go <waypoint> from across the map brings you along too.
Tours
A tour is an ordered list of stops the host steps through, rallying the crowd to each in turn. Loading a tour requires rally.admin; running it requires rally.use. See Tours for the full walkthrough.
| Command | Description | Permission |
|---|---|---|
/rally tour load minemail | Build a tour of every MineMail mailbox. | rally.admin |
/rally tour next [force] | Rally to the next stop. | rally.use |
/rally tour prev [force] | Rally back to the previous stop. | rally.use |
/rally tour go <n> [force] | Rally to stop number n. | rally.use |
/rally tour list [page] | List the stops, marking where the tour is. | rally.use |
/rally tour status | Show the current stop. | rally.use |
/rally tour clear | Unload the tour. | rally.admin |
Admin commands
Require rally.admin.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/rally waypoint set <name> | Save your current location as a waypoint, overwriting any waypoint of the same name. |
/rally waypoint list | List saved waypoints with their world and coordinates. |
/rally waypoint remove <name> | Delete a waypoint. |
/rally stage on | Hold the opted-in crowd for the camera. |
/rally stage off | Release everyone back to their previous game mode. |
/rally stage status | Check whether stage mode is on. |
Reload
Requires rally.reload.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/rally reload | Reload config.yml and the waypoint list. |
Command notes
/rally here [force]
Player-only, since it uses your location. Because the destination is where you are standing, you are not moved - the host-travel rule below only pulls you in when you rally to somewhere you are not already standing.
/rally to <player> [force]
The destination is that player's current location. They are still rallied like everyone else if they are opted in, which usually changes nothing since they are already standing there.
Host travel
The host who runs a rally travels with the crowd, opted in or not, unless they are already within 16 blocks of the destination. In practice: /rally here leaves you where you are (you are the destination), while /rally go, /rally to, and tour steps bring you along if you are not already at the stop. A host who comes along only to lead is never held by stage mode.
/rally go <waypoint> [force]
Rallies to a saved waypoint by name. Names are matched exactly as they were saved. /rally waypoint list shows what is available.
force
Appending force to here, to, or go skips the destination safety check for that one rally only. Use it when you know the spot is fine and the check disagrees, such as a custom platform. It does not disable scatter safety, and it is not persistent.
/rally cancel
Only works during the countdown. Once teleports have started the plugin refuses, rather than moving half the crowd. Cancelling restores the previous rally point, so /rally catchup still sends latecomers to the stop you are actually at.
/rally return
Sends home every online player with a stored return point, not just those currently opted in, so someone who opted out after being rallied still gets home. Players who are offline keep their return point and are teleported home the next time they log in. The console line reports how many are pending.
/rally catchup
Teleports the player to the current rally point, scattered like a normal arrival, and records a return point for them first. It fails with a message if no rally has fired yet, or if the player is not opted in.
/rally roster
Lists opted-in players who are currently online, with the world each is in. Offline opted-in players are not shown, because they cannot be rallied.
/rally history
Shows the most recent rallies with time, who fired them, the destination, and how many players moved. Length is capped by history-size (default 20). History is saved to session.yml, so it survives a restart rather than resetting when the server stops.
/rally reload
Re-reads config.yml and waypoints.yml from disk. It does not interrupt a rally in progress, end stage mode, or disturb a loaded tour or the current session.