Commands
The root client command is /blackaddons. /b, /bl, and /black are equivalent aliases. The examples below use /b to keep them short.
| Command | Result |
|---|---|
/b |
Open the ClickGUI. |
/b hud |
Open the HUD editor. |
/b chat |
Open the BlackAddons chat window. |
/b pv or /b pv <name> |
Open your own or another player’s Profile Viewer. |
/b soloclears or /b sc |
Open solo clear boards and your runs. |
/b screenshots |
Open the screenshot viewer. |
/b action |
Open the Actions editor. /b ac and /b actions also work. |
/b action help |
Show the detailed Actions command help in chat. |
/b action status |
Show whether an action is running and how many steps are queued. |
/b action stop |
Stop the active action and clear its queue. |
/b import |
Read an import string from the clipboard and open its review screen. |
/b ping |
Measure the active game connection’s ping. |
/b link |
Request a sign-in code for the BlackAddons panel. |
/b reauth |
Retry the backend sign-in handshake. |
/b net |
Show backend connection state. |
/b net socket |
Restart the backend socket. |
/b net restart |
Restart all backend networking. |
Actions and aliases
The Actions editor manages chat actions, waypoints, shortcut actions, locations, and profiles. /b action help is the in-game reference for their subcommands. /b action profile, /b action chat, /b action wp, /b action sc, and /b action loc open the corresponding command branches.
For a simple command alias, use /b alias add <name> <command>. /b alias or /b alias list lists aliases in the current action profile, and /b alias del <name> removes one. The Actions editor also creates shortcuts with a keybind or command alias. An alias name can collide with other client or server commands, so choose a distinctive name.
Legit FME
| Command | Result |
|---|---|
/b fme |
Open the local block-appearance editor. |
/b fme toggle, /b fme on, /b fme off |
Control the Legit FME feature. |
/b fme edit |
Toggle FME edit mode (em and editmode also work). |
/b fme undo, /b fme redo |
Walk through recent edits. |
/b fme clear |
Clear the current FME replacements. |
There is also a staff-oriented /b elevate command that opens a separate sign-in window. It is not needed for normal use.