The base command is /realac. /rac does the same thing.
Every command has its own permission node, so you can hand moderators the ones they need and keep the rest to admins.
| Command | What it does | Permission |
|---|---|---|
/realac help | Show this list | realac.help |
/realac alerts | Turn your alerts on or off | realac.alerts |
/realac brands | Turn join messages about client brands on or off | realac.brand |
/realac profile <player> | Ping, version and client details | realac.profile |
/realac history <player> | Past sessions and what they flagged | realac.history |
/realac recent [count] | The newest flags on the server | realac.recent |
/realac alts [player] | Accounts that may be the same person | realac.alts |
/realac list players | Who is being checked right now | realac.list |
/realac spectate <player> | Watch a player | realac.spectate |
/realac stopspectating | Stop watching and go back | realac.spectate |
/realac stopspectating here | Stop watching and stay put | realac.spectate.stophere |
/realac reportfalse <player> | Tell us a flag was wrong | realac.reportfalse |
/realac clear <player> | Wipe a player's score and start over | realac.clear |
/realac sendalert <message> | Send a line to everyone with alerts on | realac.sendalert |
/realac testwebhook | Check the Discord webhook works | realac.testwebhook |
/realac version | Version and update check | realac.version |
/realac reload | Reload the config files | realac.reload |
realac.exempt- Not a command. Anyone with it is skipped by every check. Do not grant
realac.*to staff unless you mean that.