CmdCostDashboard Guide
This page introduces CmdCostDashboard from a public server-docs point of view. It focuses on what the feature does in-game, how to get started when you have access, and which commands are useful.
What It Does
Section titled “What It Does”CmdCostDashboard is a read-only server-management plugin for reviewing server command costs, observed command usage, and money removed by command fees.
How Players Use It
Section titled “How Players Use It”Start in-game with /cmdcosts. The sections below explain what CmdCostDashboard is for, which commands players can try, and what to expect when your account has access.
Things You Can Do
Section titled “Things You Can Do”- Observe player command usage through server command preprocess events.
- Correlate negative CMIUserBalanceChangeEvent deltas near recent player commands.
- Track observed uses, correlated fee count, and money removed by command.
- Flag low-cost/high-use commands as potentially too cheap.
- Simulate server command cost usability for an online player without executing the command.
- Write timestamped support reports to the shared cache folder.
Quick Start
Section titled “Quick Start”- Start with
/cmdcoststo open or view CmdCostDashboard. - Use
/cmdcosts statusto check your current progress, settings, or state. - Try
/cmdcosts topwhen you are ready to use one of the feature actions.
Commands
Section titled “Commands”| Command | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
/cmdcosts | Opens or shows the main CmdCostDashboard player view. | /cmdcosts |
/cmdcosts status | Shows your current CmdCostDashboard status. | /cmdcosts status |
/cmdcosts top [page] | Shows the CmdCostDashboard leaderboard or top list. | /cmdcosts top |
/cmdcosts report | Runs the CmdCostDashboard report action. | /cmdcosts report |
Aliases
Section titled “Aliases”/commandcosts/ccosts
Examples
Section titled “Examples”/cmdcosts status/cmdcosts top/cmdcosts simulate Steve cmi home/cmdcosts report
Good To Know
Section titled “Good To Know”- Some commands may be hidden until your group, event progress, or unlocks allow them.
- If a command opens a menu, follow the buttons in-game; the website is only the learning guide.
- You may also see /commandcosts or /ccosts as a shortcut.
- Top lists and leaderboards are public-facing progress views when the feature enables them.
Full Reference
Section titled “Full Reference”The full synced CmdCostDashboard reference is available for exact technical details.