CMIDatabase Guide

This page introduces CMIDatabase 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

CMIDatabase is an internal key/value store for server custom aliases, event commands, interactive commands, quests, parkour, adventure logic, and other automation where server usermeta is not enough.

How Players Use It

Start in-game with /cmidb status. The sections below explain what CMIDatabase is for, which commands players can try, and what to expect when your account has access.

Things You Can Do

• Store global flags such as event state, quest state, or server automation switches.
• Store player-scoped progress by player name without requiring the player to be online.
• Expose values through the shared onembcmi server expansion.
• Register a convenience onembcmidb server expansion for short server check syntax.
• Keep keys strict and predictable: lowercase letters, numbers, dots, underscores, and dashes.

Quick Start

1. Start with /cmidb status to open or view CMIDatabase.
2. Use /cmidb status to check your current progress, settings, or state.
3. Use /cmidb help when you want the in-game help or a short explanation.
4. Try /cmidb global get example when you are ready to use one of the feature actions.

Commands

Command	What it does	Example
/cmidb status	Shows your current CMIDatabase status.	/cmidb status
/cmidb help	Shows the CMIDatabase commands available to you.	/cmidb help
/cmidb global get <key>	Runs the CMIDatabase global action.	/cmidb global get example
/cmidb global has <key>	Runs the CMIDatabase global action.	/cmidb global has example
/cmidb global delete <key>	Runs the CMIDatabase global action.	/cmidb global delete example
/cmidb <playerName> get <key>	Uses CMIDatabase with the value you provide.	/cmidb Steve get example
/cmidb <playerName> has <key>	Uses CMIDatabase with the value you provide.	/cmidb Steve has example
/cmidb <playerName> delete <key>	Uses CMIDatabase with the value you provide.	/cmidb Steve delete example
/cmidb list global [page]	Lists available CMIDatabase entries.	/cmidb list global
/cmidb list <playerName> [page]	Lists available CMIDatabase entries.	/cmidb list Steve

Examples

• No separate examples are listed yet. Use the command examples above as a starting point.

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.

Full Reference

The full synced CMIDatabase reference is available for exact technical details.