> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://pyrelight.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Commands

> Every command, its aliases, and what it needs.

## Player commands

| Command                                  | Aliases       | Description                                                |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| `/login <password> [2fa-code]`           | `/l`          | Log in. The code is only needed if the account has 2FA.    |
| `/register <password> <repeat password>` | `/reg`        | Create an account.                                         |
| `/changepassword <current> <new>`        | `/changepass` | Change your password. Ends any active session.             |
| `/logout`                                | —             | Log out and freeze again.                                  |
| `/2fa <enable\|disable\|confirm> [code]` | —             | Manage two-factor authentication.                          |
| `/premium`                               | —             | Show your account's premium status.                        |
| `/recover <code> <new password>`         | —             | Spend a one-time code to set a new password and clear 2FA. |

None of these need a permission. `/login`, `/register`, `/2fa` and `/recover`
are usable while frozen — that is what `limbo.allowed-commands` is for.

## Administration

All of the following require `rlogin.admin` (`op` by default).

| Command                                                         | Description                                                    |
| --------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `/rlogin reload`                                                | Reload `config.yml` and the language files without restarting. |
| `/rlogin info <player>`                                         | Premium status, UUID, last IP, 2FA state, registration date.   |
| `/rlogin unregister <player>`                                   | Delete an account.                                             |
| `/rlogin forcelogin <player>`                                   | Log someone in without their password.                         |
| `/rlogin changeuuid <from> <to>`                                | Move an account onto another UUID. Accepts names or UUIDs.     |
| `/rlogin migrate <authme\|nlogin\|jpremium> <path-or-jdbc-url>` | Import from another plugin.                                    |
| `/rlogin lang`                                                  | Reminds you which setting changes the language.                |

<Warning>
  `changeuuid` moves the **password, 2FA and registration date only**.
  Inventory, permissions and economy stay behind — they belong to the world and
  to other plugins.
</Warning>

## Spawn points

| Command                         | Description                                             |
| ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| `/rlogin spawn set <role>`      | Set the spawn for a role to **where you are standing**. |
| `/rlogin spawn remove <role>`   | Clear it. Players are then left where they logged out.  |
| `/rlogin spawn teleport <role>` | Go stand on it. Short form: `tp`.                       |
| `/rlogin spawn list`            | Show all four.                                          |

`<role>` is one of `join`, `firstjoin`, `login`, `register`. See
[Spawn points](/rlogin/features/spawns).

## /rlogin as a prefix

Every player command also works under `/rlogin`, which is useful when another
plugin has claimed the short name:

```bash theme={null}
/rlogin login <password>
/rlogin register <password> <repeat>
/rlogin changepassword <current> <new>
/rlogin logout
/rlogin premium
```

`/rl` is an alias for `/rlogin`.

## Proxy

rLogin registers no commands on the proxy. Everything is administered on the
backend, where the accounts are.