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Supported software

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Install the plugin

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Install Cloud Command on the proxy

Download Cloud Command from GitHub and place it in the proxy template’s plugins/ folder. Standard SimpleCloud templates already include simplecloud-api; add it through the target’s Plugins setting or the CLI if you use a custom template.
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Generate the message file

Start a matching proxy once. Cloud Command creates plugins/simplecloud-command/messages.yml in the running proxy directory.
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Keep the message file in the template

For a group proxy, copy plugins/simplecloud-command/messages.yml from the running proxy to the same path in its template before stopping it. Files left only in a temporary proxy directory disappear when that proxy stops.See Templates for the complete workflow.
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Verify the commands

Give yourself simplecloud.command.use, join through the proxy, and run /cloud.
The help menu lists the subcommands you have permission to use.

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Commands

The root command is available as /cloud, /sc, and /simplecloud.

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Groups

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Servers

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Players

Use group for a server group target and ps for a persistent server target.

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Reload

/cloud reload rereads plugins/simplecloud-command/messages.yml from the running proxy. Restart the proxy if you edited the template copy instead.

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Permissions

The help menu only shows commands for permissions the sender has.
Cloud Command help menu

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Troubleshooting

Confirm that simplecloud-api is installed and enabled on the same proxy. Cloud Command declares it as a required dependency.
Grant the matching permission. The help menu hides subcommands the sender cannot use.
Edit plugins/simplecloud-command/messages.yml in the proxy template, or copy the tested file back to the template before a temporary group proxy stops.