Many commands require a playerID. This is the number next to that player (starting at 1 for the server host) in the player list seen when pressing F9 or Tab.

For Server and Remote Admins Only

Main Server

Server List Info

Gamemode

chat:

/gamemode <name>

Changes the gamemode. All unpatched and JJ2+ modes are supported, including various aliases & nicknames. May cause glitches for unpatched splitscreen clients.

Gamemode Shorthand

chat:	/battle, /coop, /ctf, /dctf, /dom, /fr, /head, /jb, /lrs, /pest, /race, /rt, /sp, /tb, /tlrs, /treasure, /xlrs
cmd:	-battle, -capture, -coop, -dctf, -dom, -fr, -head, -jb, -lrs, -pest, -race, -rt, -tb, -tlrs, -treasure, -xlrs
menu:	Game → Set Game Mode To…

Shorthand commands equivalent to /gamemode followed by the matching name.

List Server

chat:	/list /delist
cmd:	-list
menu:	Server → List Server

Adds or removes this server to the list server so that clients can find it easily. When delisted, it is still joinable by anyone on the same LAN, or anyone who knows the IP address. The command line option requires -server.

Max Players

chat:	/maxPlayers <number>
cmd:	-maxPlayers <number>

Sets the maximum number of players allowed in the server, 1–32.

Max Score

chat:

/maxScore <number>

Sets Max Score. May cause glitches for unpatched splitscreen clients.

In most gamemodes, setting Max Score at or below any player/team's score causes the level to cycle, or stop if Auto-Stop is enabled.

Password

chat:

/password <password>

Sets server password, 1–14 characters.

If Show Passwords and IPs is turned off, the password will be censored while you type it.

Relist Server

chat:	/relist
menu:	Server → Relist Server

Attempts to rejoin the list server if the connection was lost or some information changed. This should be handled automatically now, manually relisting should not be necessary.

Require Password

chat:	/public /private
menu:	Server → Require Password

Makes the server either public (not passworded) or private (requires a password to join).

Server Name

chat:	/serverName <name>
cmd:	-serverName="<name>"

Renames the server, 1–30 characters. The command line option requires -server.

Team Scores

chat:

/blueScore <number> /redScore <number> /greenScore <number> /yellowScore <number>

Sets the score of the named team. If the team's new score is greater or equal to Max Score, that team will win.

Network Code

Always Update Positions

chat:	/alwaysUpdatePos <on|off>
menu:	Server → Always Update Positions
ini:	[Server]AlwaysUpdatePos

Enables/disables always updating clients of other players' positions.

Block Downloads

chat:	/blockDownloads <on|off>
menu:	Server → Block Downloads
ini:	[Server]BlockDownloads

Enables/disables blocking downloads by clients. Clients who try to download any hosted files, including the level or tileset, will receive a network error.

IP Address

chat:

/ip <playerID>

Displays the client's IP address.

Cannot be used by the server, since the server can see all IPs just by pressing F9 or Tab.

If Show Passwords and IPs is turned off, the IP address will be written to the chatlog but not shown ingame.

Max Connections

chat:	/maxConnections <number>
ini:	[Server]MaxConnections

Sets the maximum number of connections allowed for the server, 1–32. This is different than Max Players which accounts for splitscreeners. Clients running very old JJ2+ versions cannot join servers with 16 or more connections. Unpatched clients can join such servers, but won't see chat from any client (including themselves) whose connection number is above 15.

Max Upload Packet Size

chat:	/maxUploadPacketSize <bytes>
ini:	[Server]MaxUploadPacketSize

The maximum upload packet size (in bytes) for clients, 256–4096. Only the server host may use this, not remote admins.

Uploading Music

chat:	/uploadMusic <on|off>
menu:	Server → Upload Music
ini:	[Server]UploadMusic

Enables/disables uploading music to clients, a JJ2+ feature.

Use Any Local Address

ini:	[Server]UseAnyLocalAddress

When false, JJ2+ will bind to a single local IP address when creating listen sockets. You probably don't want to change this setting.

General

Admin-Only Chatting

chat:	/shutUp <on|off>
menu:	Server → Remote Admin… → Enable Admin-Only Chatting

Only the server and any logged-in remote admins are allowed to chat.

Allow /ready

chat:	/allowReady <on|off>
menu:	Server → Enable /ready Command
ini:	[Server]AllowReady

Toggles the availability of the /ready command.

Allow Mouse Aim

chat:	/allowMouseAim <on|off>
menu:	Server → Enable /mouseaim Command
ini:	[Server]AllowMouseAim

Toggles the availability of 360 Degree Aiming.

Allow Suicide

chat:	/allowSuicide <on|off>
menu:	Server → Allow Suiciding
ini:	[Server]AllowSuicide

Toggles the availability of clients using the !k command to commit suicide. This setting should be renamed at some point.

Allow Walljumping

chat:	/allowWallJump <on|off>
menu:	Server → Allow Walljumping
ini:	[Server]AllowWalljump

Toggles the availability of the "walljumping" bug.

Anti-Radar

chat:	/antiRadar <on|off>
menu:	Server → Anti-radar Mode
ini:	[Server]AntiRadar

Limits information sent by server. If enabled, clients don't receive positional and health information about other players outside their view, except flag carriers, and then only enough so the hint arrow points in the right direction. Splitscreen clients still receive most of the "real" data; if you are concerned about cheating, try Block Splitscreen Players. No effect in Race, where players positions are shown in the minimap.

Block Splitscreen Players

chat:	/noSplitScreeners <on|off>
menu:	Server → Block Splitscreen Players
ini:	[Server]NoSplitscreeners

Splitscreen clients are not allowed to join the server. Does not affect the server host even if the server is running splitscreen.

Difficulty

chat:	/difficulty <easy|medium|hard|turbo>
cmd:	-easy, -medium, -hard, -turbo

Sets what the server's Difficulty will be next time the level cycles. Mostly affects whether certain events are loaded from the event map and some details of some enemies' behaviors.

Kill

chat:

/k <playerID>

Kills player (not counted as a death).

Latest JJ2+ Version Only

chat:	/latestVersionOnly <on|off>
menu:	Server → Allow Only Latest Plus Version
ini:	[Server]LatestVersionOnly

Any clients running JJ2+ must be running at least as recent a JJ2+ version as the server. (All older-plus clients are automatically kicked.)

Max Resolution

chat:	/maxResolution <width>x<height>
ini:	[Server]MaxResolutionWidth, [Server]MaxResolutionHeight

Sets the maximum viewable area for online games. No effect on unpatched clients. This is shown at the bottom in the debug HUD from pressing F9 twice if your resolution is different than the max resolution.

Plus Only

chat:	/plusonly <on|off>
menu:	Server → Allow Plus Users Only
ini:	[Server]PlusOnly

Allows only JJ2+ clients in the server. (All unpatched clients are automatically kicked.) Enables certain features:

• Necessary for Friendly Fire to work.
• Disables player collisions/injuries between like-named players in Pestilence (when there's at least one zombie) and Roast Tag (when there's a ringholder).
• In Jailbreak, free players can't hit/push jailed players.
• In Race, players treat End of Level areas as lap-end warps.
• In Roast Tag, players see an arrow pointing to the ring holder.
• When Latest Version Only is also enabled, or in local games, allows scripts and new event parameters for Trigger Crates and No Fire Zone.

This is shown on the left in the debug HUD from pressing F9 twice, labeled as P.

Rename

chat:

/rename <playerID> <name>

Changes player's name to a new name.

Show health to spectators while anti-radar is enabled

chat:	/antiRadarSpecHealth <on|off>
menu:	Server → Show health to spectators while anti-radar is enabled
ini:	[Server]AntiRadarSpectateHealth

By default anti-radar mode sends "fake" health information to spectators. When this is on, spectators see players' actual health instead.

Spam Interval

chat:	/spamInterval <milliseconds>
ini:	[Server]SpamIntervalInMillis

Determines the amount of time in milliseconds for displaying another consecutive chat message by a client. The default value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second), while the maximum value is 10000 milliseconds (10 seconds).

Setting this to 0 disables the spam kicker entirely.

Spawn Objects

chat:	/spawnObjects
menu:	Game → Spawn All Objects

Forces all allowed objects created by generators to spawn if they aren't spawned already.

Welcome Message

chat:	/welcomeMessage <message>
ini:	[Server]WelcomeMessage

Sets the welcome message clients see when they join the server, 1–50 characters, if Welcomer is on.

Welcomer

chat:	/welcomer <on|off>
menu:	Server → Enable Welcome Message
ini:	[Server]Welcomer

When on, clients are greeted with a custom message when they join.

Whispering

chat:	/whispering <on|off>
menu:	Server → Allow Whispering
ini:	[Server]Whispering

Toggles the availability of the /whisper command.

Idle Player Management

Auto-Kick Idle Players

chat:	/kickIdlers <on|off>
menu:	Server → Auto-Kick Idle Players
ini:	[Server]KickIdlers

Enables/disables automatically kicking idlers.

Idle Server mode

menu:	Server → Idle Server Mode
ini:	[Server]IdleServer

Enables/disables Idle Server mode. (Also automatically enabled after an hour [or 5 minutes if minimized] of server inactivity in any gamemodes besides Single Player, Cooperative, Treasure Hunt, or Race.)

Idle Server mode is similar to spectating, but the server does not appear in the player list, neither ingame nor in the server list. Press Ctrl+Enter to resume play. Only the server host may use this, not remote admins.

Idle Time

chat:	/idleTime <minutes>
ini:	[Server]IdleTime

Sets the max number of minutes a client can idle before getting kicked.

Spectating

See "Spectating" section.

Allow Spectating

chat:	/spectating <on|off>
menu:	Server → Allow Spectating
ini:	[Server]AllowSpectating

Allows/disallows all clients running JJ2+ to request to (un)spectate using the /spectate command.

The host will always be able to spectate even when this setting is disabled, as will remote admins whose admin group allows the /forceSpectate command, which beats this setting.

Force Spectate

chat:

/forceSpectate <playerID|all> <on|off>

Forces spectator mode on/off for specified player or all players, even when Allow Spectating is disabled. Splitscreen player are all forced to (un)spectate together. No effect on unpatched clients.

Joiners Spectate

chat:	/joinersSpectate <on|off>
menu:	Server → Joiners Spectate
ini:	[Server]JoinersSpectate

Enables/disables automatic spectating for players joining with JJ2+. Unpatched clients will not be able to join the server.

Remote Admin

See "Remote Admin" page. Everything in this section is usable only by the server host: remote admins cannot change the settings for themselves or other remote admins. These commands are mostly pretty laborious and editing admin.ini is recommended instead.

Admin Allowed Command

chat:

/addAllowedCommand <group> <command> /removeAllowedCommand <group> <command>

Adds/removes an allowed command for the specified group.

Admin Blocked Command

chat:

/addBlockedCommand <group> <command> /removeBlockedCommand <group> <command>

Adds/removes an blocked command for the specified group.

Admin Group

chat:	/adminGroup <group> <on|off>
menu:	Server → Remote Admin… → [group name]

Enables/disables the specified admin group.

Admin IP

chat:

/addAdminIP <group> <ip_address> /removeAdminIP <group> <ip_address>

Adds/removes an Auto Admin IP address for the specified group.

Admin Privilege

chat:

/addPrivilege <group> <privilege> /removePrivilege <group> <privilege>

Adds/removes a privilege for the specified group.

Get Admin Password

chat:

/getAdminPass <group>

Displays password needed for admins to login for the specified group. Not available if Show Passwords and IPs is turned off.

Remote Admin

chat:	/remoteAdmin <on|off>
menu:	Server → Remote Admin… → Enable Remote Admin
ini:	[Server]RemoteAdmin

Enables/disables admin access

Reset Admins

chat:	/resetAdmins <on|off>
menu:	Server → Remote Admin… → Reload admin.ini

Reloads the admin configuration file (admin.ini). If remote admin is enabled and any players are logged in, first logs all players out, then reloads the file and attempts to log all players back in with passwords of their previous groups. Then, for all players who are still not logged in, attempts to automatically log them in based on their IP.

Set Admin Password

chat:

/setAdminPass <group> <password>

Sets password (8–20 alphanumeric characters) needed for admins to login for the specified group.

Kick/Ban

Ban

chat:

/ban [<time>{s|m|h|d}] {<playerID>|<ip_address>} [<reason>]

Bans specified player or IP address. Asterisks can be used as wildcards for the IP address. Replaces unpatched JJ2's ban <playerID> (no slash) and fixes the issue of the server host not seeing a "was BANNED" message.

When banning an IP address, players who have the banned IP will NOT be automatically kicked.

The optional ban time can be set to a number of seconds, minutes, hours, or days, and ban time must be between 5 seconds and 30 days. If no ban time is specified, the player or IP address is banned indefinitely.

If reason is specified, all clients running JJ2+ will see the reason.

Examples: /ban 30s 2 Bye bans player 2 for 30 seconds with a reason of "Bye". /ban 5h 127.0.0.1 bans IP 127.0.0.1 for 5 hours with no reason given.

Kick

chat:

/kick <playerID|all> [<reason>]

Kicks this player and shows the reason, if specified, to all clients running JJ2+. Replaces unpatched JJ2's kick <playerID> (no slash) and fixes the issue of the server host not seeing a "was kicked off" message.

Unban

chat:

/unban <ip_address|all>

Removes ban for a single or all IP addresses. Asterisks can be used as wildcards.

This command cannot be used to unban IP addressses banned through unpatched JJ2's ban command, or Banlist.lst.

Start/Stop & Time-Based

See "Timers & Gamestates" section.

Auto-Cycle

chat:	/autoStart <on|off>
menu:	Game → Auto-Cycle
ini:	[Server]Auto-Cycle

Level automatically cycles after the time limit is reached.

Auto-Start

chat:	/autoStart <on|off>
menu:	Game → Auto-Start After Cycling
ini:	[Server]Auto-Start

Game automatically starts after the level cycles.

Auto-Stop

chat:	/autoStop <on|off>
menu:	Game → Auto-Stop
ini:	[Server]Auto-Stop

Game automatically stops after the time limit is reached or after a player/team wins in any non-SP/Coop gamemode. Works poorly with unpatched clients.

No Movement When Stopped

chat:	/noMovement <on|off>
menu:	Game → No Movement When Stopped
ini:	[Server]NoMovement

Totally stops game actions (except for chatting and menus) while the game is stopped (using /stop or similar). Bullets, players, and other objects do not move; generating objects do not regenerate.

When game is stopped:

• Players running JJ2+ have movement disabled.
• Players not running JJ2+ are sent to the bottom-left corner.

When game is started:

• Players running JJ2+ may move again.
• Players not running JJ2+ die (and flags will be lost).

Clients running JJ2+ v5.0 or above in servers running v4.3 or below use an older, less powerful version of this for backwards compatibility. Clients running v4.3 or below in serers running v5.0 or above also use the old behavior, but nothing regenerates for them, and if they fall too far (or otherwise move too great a distance) while the game is stopped, then their position is reset when the game starts.

Overtime

chat:	/overtime <on|off>
menu:	Game → Enable Overtime
ini:	[Server]Overtime

Toggles the server having an Overtime if no player/team reaches the Max Score. This is shown on the left in the debug HUD from pressing F9 twice, labeled with a blue OT.

Overtime automatically enables Damage Amplifier in Battle, Last Rabbit Standing (LRS), Pestilence, Roast Tag, Team Battle, TLRS, and XLRS

Overtime Limit

chat:	/otLimit <minutes> [reset];
menu:	Game → Reset Time Limit
ini:	[Server]OvertimeLimit

How long Overtimes should last, unless ended by someone winning.

Pregame

chat:	/pregame <on|off>
menu:	Game → Enable Pregame
ini:	[Server]Pregame

Toggles the server having a Pregame before each level. Pregames are automatically extended if there are not enough active players in the server.

The pregame is mandatory in Jailbreak, Last Rabbit Standing (LRS), Pestilence, Race, TLRS, and XLRS

Pregame Time Limit

chat:	/pregame <time>[s] [reset];
menu:	Game → Reset Time Limit
ini:	[Server]PregameTimeLimit

How long Pregames should last, unless automatically extended.

Start

chat:	/start
menu:	Game → Start Game

Starts game (if it was stopped/paused).

Start Countdown

chat:	/start
menu:	Game → Start Countdown

Starts game (if it was stopped/paused) after a five-second coundown.

Start When All Are Ready

chat:	/readyStart <on|off>
menu:	Server → Start When All Ready
ini:	[Server]Ready-Start

Game automatically starts (after a countdown) if all visible, non-spectating players in the server have used the /ready command. Obviously only applicable if Allow Ready is turned on.

Stop

chat:	/stop
menu:	Game → Stop Game

Stops game.

Stop After Countdown

chat:	/stop
menu:	Game → Stop After Countdown

Stops game after a five-second countdown.

Time

chat:

/time

Displays time limit and time left.

Time Limit

chat:	/timeLimit <minutes> [reset];
menu:	Game → Reset Time Limit
ini:	[Server]TimeLimit

Sets time limit for when the game is not Pregame or Overtime.

Cycling and Next Level

See "Level List" section. Arguably these are the most important commands in JJ2+; hosting a server in unpatched JJ2 meant you had to wait for someone to win anytime you wanted to play a new level, and you were limited to the Next Level specified inside each level file.

Cycle

chat:	/c
menu:	Game → Next Level

Cycles to the next level.

Cycle to Specific Level

chat:	/c <level_filename>
menu:	Game → Load Level…

Changes what the next level is, if it exists, then cycles.

Level List Auto Shuffling

chat:	/llAutoShuffle <on|off|name>
menu:	Game → Auto-Shuffle Levels
ini:	[Server]LLAutoShuffle

Enables/disables automatic shuffling of the levels within the Level List.

Level List Cycling

chat:	/levelList <on|off|name>
cmd:	-levellist -levellist=<name>
menu:	Game → Enable Level List
ini:	[Server]LevelList

Toggles Level List Cycling. If using on, the default level list for this gamemode will be chosen; otherwise you can choose your own level list. The command line option requires -server.

Next Level

chat:

/n

Displays filename of the next level.

Repeat Current Level

chat:	/nr
menu:	Game → Repeat Current Level

Sets Next Level to the current level.

Restart Current Level

chat:	/r
menu:	Game → Restart Current Level

Restarts level (i.e. cycles to current level).

Set Next Level

chat:	/n <level_filename>
menu:	Game → Set Next Level To…

Changes what the next level is, if it exists.

Set Next Level from Level List

chat:	/levelList <number>
cmd:	-levellist=<number>

Sets next level to the Level List file belonging to the specified number. The command line option requires -server.

Shuffle Level List

chat:	/levelList shuffle
menu:	Game → Shuffle Levels

Shuffles the current Level List

Team-Based Gamemodes

Auto-Shuffle at Cycles

chat:	/autoShuffle <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Auto-Shuffle At Cycles
ini:	[CTF.Settings]AutoShuffle

Automatically shuffles all player's teams at the start of the level.

Doesn't make sure splitscreeners stay on the same teams.

Also, players may not always start at the correct start positions.

Even Teams

chat:	/evenTeams <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Even Teams
ini:	[CTF.Settings]EvenTeams

When on, newly joining/unspectating players are sorted to whichever team has fewer players, and if there's a tie, whichever has fewer points. When off, players are sorted just based on their player number.

Self Swap

chat:	/selfSwap <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Allow Self-Swapping
ini:	[CTF.Settings]SelfSwap

Lets clients choose their own teams.

Shuffle Team

chat:

/shuffle <playerID>

The same as the general /shuffle command, but only affects one player at a time.

Shuffle Teams

chat:	/shuffle
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Shuffle Teams

Shuffles all players' teams.

Doesn't make sure splitscreeners stay on the same teams.

Shuffling teams several seconds after a level cycles or while players are still connecting may cause players to spawn at the wrong start positions.

Swap

chat:

/swap <playerID|all> [blue|red|green|yellow]

Changes the team for the specified player, or all players.

Doesn't make sure splitscreeners stay on the same teams.

If a team is specified, assigns the specified player/s to that team.

Teams

chat:	/teams {<blue|red|green|yellow|all> <on|off>|default}
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Even Teams
ini:	[CTF.Settings]BlueTeam [CTF.Settings]RedTeam [CTF.Settings]GreenTeam [CTF.Settings]YellowTeam

Enables or disables each of the four team colors. If only one team is enabled, all players will be on that team and (unless Friendly Fire is on) will be unable to hurt each other. Writing /teams default will turn Blue and Red on, and Green and Yellow off. The Green and Yellow teams are only currently available in the Team Battle, Team Last Rabbit Standing, and Domination gamemodes.

Mutators

See "Mutators" section.

Disable All Mutators

chat:	/mutators all off
menu:	Server → Mutators… → Disable All

Next time the game cycles, all mutators will be disabled.

List Mutators

chat:	/mutators
menu:	Server → Mutators…

Writes out a list of all mutators that will be in play next time the game cycles, using their names (if defined) or else their filenames.

Mutator

chat:	/mutators <filename> <on|off>
cmd:	-mutators=<filename>[,<filename>][,...] -mutators+=<filename>[,<filename>][,...]
menu:	Server → Mutators… → [name]
ini:	[Add-on]Mutators

Enables or disables one or more mutators on the host's harddrive next time the game cycles. Assumes the file extension .mut even if not typed.

Non-command-line variants: Because mutators may need to run setup code at the beginning of a level, adding a mutator to the active mutator list does not actually run its script until the next cycle, and nor does removing a mutator stop running its script until then.

Command-line variants: Writing = means the command line list will replace the [Add-on]Mutators list; writing += means the two lists will be added together. At this time, no effect on local single player games, but that may change in the future.

Gameplay Add-Ons

Corpses Drop Ammo

chat:	/corpsesDropAmmo <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Corpses Drop Ammo
ini:	[Add-On]CorpsesDropAmmo

When enabled, players who are roasted will drop their ammo as pickups for other players to collect. If a player had more than 15 of an ammo type, they will drop only five pickups; otherwise, the number of pickups for each ammo type will match how much ammo they were carrying at the time of their death. Blaster and/or weapons that are configured in AngelScript to be infinite will never be dropped.

Damage Amplifier

chat:	/da <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Damage Amplifier
ini:	[Add-On]DamageAmplifier

When enabled (including sometimes automatically in Overtime), all shots do 1 extra heart of damage.

Evil Ice

chat:	/evilIce <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Evil Ice
ini:	[Add-On]EvilIce

Makes ice hurt (as well as freeze) other players in multiplayer matches. When Strong Powerups is also on, powered-up ice hurts for two hearts.

Extended TNT Range

chat:	/extendedTNT <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Extended TNT Range
ini:	[Add-On]ExtendedTNT

Increases the maximum distance that TNT can hurt other players, compared to unpatched JJ2's distance.

Extra Gem Drops

chat:	/extraGemDrops <number|default>
ini:	[Add-On]ExtraGemDrops

By default in Treasure Hunt, players who are hurt lose either all their gems or the jjWEAPON::gemsLost number of the weapon that attacked them, whichever is lower. Using this command with a non-default number (1–10) adds a constant number of extra gems created each time a player is hurt, not taken from that player's gems.

By default in Head Hunters, players who are roasted lose all their gems plus one extra. Using this command with a non-default number (2–10) changes how many extra gems are lost each time a player is roasted.

Fireball Gun

chat:	/fireball <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Fireball Gun
ini:	[Add-On]Gun8Fireball

Replaces Pepper Spray with the fireball gun from beta versions of JJ2. Powered-up fireballs hurt for 2 hearts even without Strong Powerups

Friendly Fire

chat:	/friendlyFire <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Friendly Fire
ini:	[Add-On]FriendlyFire

Allows players who are on the same team to hurt and even roast each other. Requires Plus Only to be on.

Friendly Fire Point Decrease

chat:	/ffPointDec <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Friendly Fire Point Decrease
ini:	[Add-On]FFPointDec

What happens if you roast someone on your team? If off, the other team gains a point. If on, then your team loses a point.

Obviously only does anything if Friendly Fire and Plus Only are both on.

Frustration

chat:	/frustration <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Frustration
ini:	[Add-On]Frustration

In Frustration, players who get a roast will also die themselves.

Gem Transfer

chat:	/gemTransfer <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Gem Transfer
ini:	[Add-On]GemTransfer

When enabled in Treasure Hunt or Head Hunters, gems that would be dropped as objects are instead immediately transferred to the player who hurt/roasted the player losing the gems.

Health From Kills

chat:	/hfk <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Health From Kills
ini:	[Add-On]HealthFromKills

When enabled, players who get a roast will get some health.

Health From Kills Health Incresae

chat:	/hfkHealthInc <number>
ini:	[Add-On]HfkHealthInc

How many hearts, -6 to 6, players gain or lose from roasting when Health From Kills is on.

Health From Kills Max Health

chat:	/hfkMaxHealth <number>
ini:	[Add-On]HfkMaxHealth

The highest number of hearts, 1–7, that players can reach through Health From Kills. Can't be higher than Max Health.

Instagib

chat:	/instagib <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Instagib
ini:	[Add-On]Instagib

In Instagib, players die in one hit and explode into little red particles instead of showing the usual death animations. Plays the same as /smHealth 1.

Max Health

chat:	/maxHealth <number|default>
ini:	[Add-on]MaxHealth

Sets the maximum number of hearts, 1–7, that players can get. This is shown on the left in the debug HUD from pressing F9 twice, labeled as M.

Picking default means it will always be 3 in team-based gamemodes and otherwise 5.

Warning: If Plus Only is off and this is not default, unpatched clients may have glitches.

Punishment for Self Destructs

chat:	/punishSDs <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Punish Self Destructs
ini:	[Add-On]PunishSDs

Causes you to lose a point when dying to death pits or similar hazards, at least in some gamemodes.

Self Destruct Team Point Decrease

chat:	/sdTeamPointDec <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → SD Team Point Decrease
ini:	[Add-On]SDTeamPointDec

What happens if you die to a death pits or similar hazard in a team-based gamemode? If off, the other team gains a point. If on, then your team loses a point.

Start & Max Health

chat:

/smHealth <number|default>

Sets both Start Health and Max Health at the same time.

Start Health

chat:	/startHealth <number|default>
ini:	[Add-on]StartHealth

Sets the number of hearts, 1–7, that players start with. This is shown on the left in the debug HUD from pressing F9 twice, labeled as S.

Picking default means it will always be 3 in team-based gamemodes and otherwise 5.

Warning: If Plus Only is off and this is not default, unpatched clients may have glitches.

Strong Powerups

chat:	/strongPowerups <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Strong Powerups
ini:	[Add-On]StrongPowerups

Powered-up Ice (if Evil Ice is on), Pepper Spray, and Electroblaster hurt other players for 2 hearts, not 1 like in unpatched JJ2. The last two also get some unique graphics (also on by default in local games).

Can't be on at the same time as Weak Powerups.

TNT Damage

chat:	/tntDamage <number>
ini:	[Add-On]TNTDamage

How many hearts, -6 to 7, TNT hurts other players.

Weak Powerups

chat:	/weakPowerups <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Weak Powerups
ini:	[Add-On]WeakPowerups

Powerups hurt other players for only 1 heart, not 2. (Can still be increased to 2 by Damage Amplifier or zombies.) Doesn't change how much damage is done to enemies or destructible blocks.

Can't be on at the same time as Strong Powerups.

Players and Bullets

Blast Knockback

chat:	/blastKnockback <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Blast Knockback
ini:	[Add-On]BlastKnockback

When enabled, the blasts from certain weapons (particularly seekers, RFs, and TNT) cause additional knockback to nearby players, independent from Bullet Push and Injury Knockback. When disabled, players receive knockback from only their own weapons' blasts (necessary for RF climbing, TNT jumping, and so on).

Bullet Push

chat:	/bulletPush <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Bullet Push
ini:	[Server]BulletPush

When enabled, client game instances detect collisions between enemy bullets and local players, and resolve them by pushing those players out of the way, as per the game's original behavior. This can lead to a negative phenomenon where the push causes those players to avoid taking damage from the bullet. When disabled, such client-local collisions are ignored. Regardless of the value of this setting, the only time players are damaged by bullets is when the server detects a collision instead.

This setting has no effect in Race, where collisions between bullets and players are always entirely local.

Injury Knockback

chat:	/injuryKnockback <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Injury Knockback
ini:	[Add-On]InjuryKnockback

When enabled, players bounce high in the air upon taking damage from a bullet, the height depending on the force of the bullet (i.e. how much damage it deals in single player), following the behavior seen in vanilla JJ2 when playing in local splitscreen or as the server. When disabled, players only experience minimal knockback, similar to touching a Hurt event or being hit by a melee move.

This setting only affects clients when Bullets Push Players is disabled, since otherwise knockback can be overriden by a push, which means network conditions determine whether knockback happens or not, as per the game's original behavior.

This setting has no effect in Race.

Mutual Injury

chat:	/mutualInjury <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Mutual Injury
ini:	[Add-On]MutualInjury

When enabled, recently hurt players will be able to damage others during a short window of time before starting to blink.

No Blinking

chat:	/noBlink <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → No Blinking
ini:	[Add-On]NoBlink

Normally, hurting a player makes them invincible for several seconds, like in SP/Coop. They can't be hurt, but they can't hurt other players either. Turning on No Blinking removes that grace period, so you could shoot another player five times in quick succession and roast them.

Changing Available Objects

Fast Ammo Respawn

chat:	/fastAmmoRespawn <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Fast Ammo Respawn
ini:	[Add-On]FastAmmoRespawn

All ammo pickups take, at most, 5 seconds to respawn. Generally used in servers with lots of players.

Fast Powerup Respawn

chat:	/fastPowerupRespawn <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Fast Powerup Respawn
ini:	[Add-On]FastPowerupRespawn

All powerup monitors take, at most, 5 seconds to respawn. Generally used in servers with lots of players.

No Ammo Crates

chat:	/noPowerups <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → No Ammo Crates
ini:	[Add-On]NoAmmoCrates

Removes all ammo +15 crates from the level.

No Carrots

chat:	/noCarrots <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → No Carrots
ini:	[Add-On]NoCarrots

Removes all carrots from the level.

No Powerups

chat:	/noPowerups <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → No Powerups
ini:	[Add-On]NoPowerups

Removes all powerup monitors from the level.

No Seeker Ammo

chat:	/noSeekerAmmo <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → No Seeker Ammo
ini:	[Add-On]NoSeekerAmmo

Removes all seeker (gun4) ammo from the level.

No Seeker Powerups

chat:	/noSeekerPowerups <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → No Seeker Powerups
ini:	[Add-On]NoSeekerPowerups

Removes all seeker (gun4) powerup monitors from the level, but leaves the other powerup monitors, unlike No Powerups.

No Shields

chat:	/noShields <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → No Shields
ini:	[Add-On]NoShields

Removes all shields from the level.

Settings and Logs

Auto Save Chatlog

chat:	/autoSaveChatlog <on|off>
menu:	Server → Logging… → Auto-Save Chatlog
ini:	[Logging]AutoSaveChatlog

Automatically saves the Chatlog, to chatlog001.txt unless this is not the first concurrently opened JJ2+ instance.

Chatlog

chat:	/chatlog <on|off>
cmd:	-nochatlogger
menu:	Server → Logging… → Enable Chatlog
ini:	[Logging]Chatlog

Enables/disables Chatlog. Trying to enable from the chat command requires a restart (after saving settings). Only the server host may use this, not remote admins.

Chatlog Theme

ini:	[Logging]Theme

Sets the color for the chatlogger window. By default in Windows 10 and 11, it uses your Personalization → Colors → Default App Mode setting to pick light/dark mode. You can also write Light or Dark in plus.ini to force that color scheme, especially in older Windows versions.

Highlights

ini:	[Logging]Highlights

Space-separated of words that flash JJ2+ in the taskbar if someone chats them while the game is unfocused.

IPlog

chat:	/iplog <on|off>
menu:	Server → Logging… → Enable IPlog
ini:	[Logging]IPlog

Enables/disables IPlog. Trying to enable from the chat command requires a restart (after saving settings). Only the server host may use this, not remote admins.

Log Player Statistics

chat:	/stats
menu:	Server → Logging… → Log Player Statistics

Logs player stats to the Playlog. Only the server host may use this, not remote admins.

Playlog

chat:	/playlog <on|off>
menu:	Server → Logging… → Enable Playlog
ini:	[Logging]Playlog

Enables/disables Playlog. Trying to enable from the chat command requires a restart (after saving settings). Only the server host may use this, not remote admins.

Reset Settings

chat:	/resetSettings
menu:	Server → Reset Settings

Loads configuration settings of plus.ini (automatically done at startup).

Mainly meant for admins. Compare Load Settings, which loads your personal plus.ini instead of the server's.

Triggers

Player Trigger

chat:

/pTrigger <playerID> <triggerID|all> <on|off>

Turns specified trigger or all triggers on/off for specified player.

Trigger

chat:

/trigger <id|all> <on|off>

Turns specified trigger or all triggers on/off for all players.

Gamemode-Specific

Allowing Late Joiners

chat:	/lateJoiners <on|off>
menu:	Server → Allow Late Joiners
ini:	[CustomMode]LateJoiners

When turned off, all players who join after the pregame is over are automatically Out (in LRS/TLRS/XLRS) or Zombies (in Pestilence)

Capture Wait

chat:	/captureWait <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Capture Wait
ini:	[CTF.Settings]CaptureWait

When on, players cannot capture flags (in CTF, DCTF, and Flag Run) within five seconds of joining or dying. This is used to combat lag.

Lives Per Team

chat:	/livesPerTeam <number>
ini:	[CustomMode]LivesPerTeam

Sets number of lives (1–100) each team receives in Team Last Rabbit Standing.

Max Lives

chat:	/maxLives <number>
ini:	[CustomMode]MaxLives

The number of lives (1–100) players start with in LRS/TLRS/XLRS. Changing this midgame does not automatically update players' current lives without using the /reset command.

Max Number of Team Players

chat:	/maxTeamPlayers <number>
ini:	[CustomMode]MaxTeamPlayers

For Team Last Rabbit Standing, sets the max number of players allowed to have lives on each team.

Passing

chat:	/passing <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Allow Flag Passing
ini:	[CTF.Settings]Passing

When on, injured teammates automatically pass their flag (in CTF, DCTF, and Flag Run) or gems (in Head Hunters) to nearby teammates with full health. No effect when Max Health is 1, of course.

Release Prisoners

chat:	/release
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Release Prisoners

Releases all players from jail if game mode is Jailbreak.

Reset

chat:	/reset
menu:	Game → Reset Gane

Resets the game. The current gamemode stays unchanged, but everyone's scores, lives, etc. are reset.

Reset Teams Each Round

chat:	/resetAllTeams <on|off>
menu:	Game → Game Options… → Reset Teams Each Round
ini:	[CustomMode]ResetAllTeams

When enabled, both teams have their ammo and health reset after a round ends in Death CTF or Jailbreak.

For the time being, this means both teams get roasted after a round ends.

Set Lives

chat:

/setLives <playerID> <number>

Sets a player's lives (1–100). Only works in LRS, TLRS (not during pregame), and XLRS.

For Clients and Server running JJ2+

These local settings affect just your local game, rather than the whole server: you can always use them even if you're not a remote admin.

Settings

Load Settings

chat:	/loadSettings
menu:	Plus → Settings… Load plus.ini

Loads configuration settings of plus.ini (automatically done at startup).

Compare to Reset Settings, for admins requesting that the server load from plus.ini.

Load Settings

chat:	/loadSettings <filename>
cmd:	-settings=<filename>
menu:	Plus → Settings… Load Other File…

Loads configuration settings from an alternate .ini file of your choice.

Save Settings

chat:	/saveSettings
menu:	Plus → Settings… Save Settings to plus.ini

Saves configuration settings to plus.ini.

Save Settings

chat:	/saveSettings <filename>
menu:	Plus → Settings… Save Settings As…

Saves configuration settings to the filename specified.

Filename must be at least 5 characters long ending with the .ini extension.

Spectating

Spectate

chat:	/spectate <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Spectator Mode, Esc → Spectate/Unspectate

Enables/disables Spectator Mode if you're in a JJ2+ server and Spectating is allowed. Possible even when you are Out in LRS-based gamemodes.

Spectate Target

chat:

/spectate <target>

Spectates a specific target if you're in a JJ2+ server and Spectating is allowed:

• A player number (1–32)
• "blue flag" in CTF/DCTF
• "red flag" in CTF/DCTF
• "flag" in Flag Run
• "ring holder" in Roast Tag
• "bottom feeder" in Roast Tag
• "cp <number>" for Control Point in Domination
All these targets are also available by pressing ←/→ once spectating.

Music

Automatic Volume Leveling

chat:	/autoVolumeLeveling <on|off>
menu:	Music → Automatic Volume Leveling
ini:	[General]AutoVolumeLeveling

Automatically attempts to raise the volume of any music track (except .j2b or .669) if it is not loud enough. This feature may momentarily cause a slight slow down to JJ2 as the appropriate volume level is found. JJ2's music volume setting is never adjusted.

Change Music

chat:	/changeMusic <filename>
menu:	Music → Load Music File…

Changes next level to <filename> if it exists.

Module Music Only

chat:	/moduleMusicOnly <on|off>
menu:	Music → Module Music Only

When enabled, music files with the .mp3 or .ogg file extensions are not loaded. Intended for use when you are streaming or recording gameplay, so that your stream/video is not deleted or demonetized.

Restart Music

chat:	/restartMusic
menu:	Music → Restart Music

Restarts the music currently being played.

3D Mode

This section is heavily deprecated.

3D Depth

chat:	/3DDepth <number>
ini:	[General]DepthOf3D

Sets the depth of the 3D effect. Must be between 0 and 25. 0 means completely 'flat', whereas 25 is the most agressive 3D depth setting and may cause headaches since it requires you to cross your eyes badly.

3D Mode

chat:

/3D <on|off>

Switches 3D Mode on or off.

3D Orientation

chat:	/3D <SBS|TAB>
ini:	[General]SideBySide3D

Switches 3D Mode on in either Side-By-Side or Top-And-Bottom mode, respectively.

Other

Additional File Folders

ini:	[General]AdditionalFileFolders

Comma-separated list of folders to look for files in.

Always On Top

menu:	Plus → Always On Top
ini:	[General]AlwaysOnTop

Lets the game window be displayed on top of other applications even when it's not the focused window.

Always Running

chat:	/run <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Always Running
ini:	[General]AlwaysRunning

Unlike capslock, this works even when there is more than one local player, and has the side benefit of not making everything you type uppercase.

Always Show In-Game Pings

chat:	/quirks <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Always Show In-Game Pings
ini:	[General]AlwaysShowInGamePings

Shows players' ping times (in milliseconds) in the player list even when F9 has been pressed only once, instead of twice as usual.

Angelscript Debug

ini:	[General]AngelscriptDebug

When True, error and warning messages from script files are shown in the chatlog.

Auto Weapon Change

chat:	/weaponChange <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Auto Weapon Change
ini:	[General]WeaponChange

Enables/disables automatically changing weapons upon picking up ammo for a new weapon/getting a new powerup.

Beta Sprites

menu:	Plus → Beta Sprites
ini:	[General]BetaSprites

Replaces the sprites for all gems and soda pickups with the equivalent sprites from beta versions of JJ2.

Corpse Delay

chat:	/corpseDelay <seconds>
ini:	[General]CorpseDelay

Unless playing in Instagib, the dead bodies of players will stick around for a number of seconds after being roasted before finally fading away. If <seconds> equals 0, corpses will not be left behind at all. This is a local setting only and has no effect on gameplay.

FPS Limiter

chat:	/maxFPS <max>
ini:	[General]MaxFPS [General]MaxFPSDirectDraw (default 120) [General]MaxFPSMinimized (default 50)

By default, JJ2+ slightly limits the game's FPS to reduce CPU load. You can set target FPS by editing the plus.ini fields, or by using the /maxFPS command to modify the current limit, depending on the window properties. Higher target values reduce stuttering (up to your hardware's capabilities) but increase CPU load, and may have unknown unforeseen consequences.

This may be a temporary setting. We hope to replace it with something more nuanced later. Discuss it in this thread.

Flipped Mouse Wheel

chat:	/flipMouseWheel <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Flipped Mouse Wheel
ini:	[General]FlipMouseWheel

Reverses the order of weapon cycling via the mouse wheel.

Full FastFire When Getting Ready

chat:	/readyFF <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Grab FastFire When Getting Ready
ini:	[General]ReadyGivesFastFire

Enables/disables the /ready command giving you full fastfire when used, in levels with one or more fastfire pickups.

Game Info

ini:	[General]GameInfo

How much detail (0–2) to show in the player list, incremented ingame by pressing F9.

Get Ready

chat:	/ready
menu:	Plus → Get Ready

All local players acquire all available ammo, powerups, and fastfire (if Ready Gives Fast Fire is on), and are warped to their CTF base if applicable.

Only available when the game is stopped at the very beginning, and only if Allow Ready is on.

Hide Spectators During Ongoing Game

chat:	/hideSpectators <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Hide Spectators
ini:	[General]HideSpectatorsDuringOngoingGame

Hides spectators from the player list when the game is started, and either Game Info is 1 and Tab is not pressed, or else Game Info is 0 and Tab is pressed.

Horn Frequency

ini:	[General]HornFrequency

Should a horn sound play when you press a number key to change weapon and there's only one local player? Accepted values are 3 (always), 2 (only if a weapon other than blaster), 1 (only if you don't have any ammo of the weapon), and 0 (never). Unpatched JJ2 used value 2; JJ2+ defaults to value 1. Values other than those four are undefined.

Icons Left of Names

chat:	/iconsLeftOfNames <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Icons Left of Names
ini:	[General]IconsLeftOfNames

Picks which side gamemode-related icons (flags, skulls, locks, etc.) are drawn of players' names in the F9 player list.

Joystick 1 Mouse Axes

ini:	[General]Joystick1MouseXAxis [General]Joystick1MouseYAxis

Axis numbers, 0–3 if enabled, to identify the right stick on Player 1's controller. (Different controller models use different axis numbers for the right stick, so unfortunately you will need to determine/set these numbers yourself based on your own particular controller.)

Me

chat:

/me <text>

Displays <text> as an IRC-style action message. For example, typing /me is waiting would produce a *BlurredD is waiting message.

Mouse Aiming

chat:	/mouseAim <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Mouse Aiming
ini:	[General]MouseAim

Toggles the local player's willingness to use 360 Degree Aiming when it is allowed.

Multithreaded Lighting

menu:	Video → Multithreaded Lighting
ini:	[General]MultithreadedLighting

Runs JJ2's ambient lighting code in parallel across multiple threads, which should be faster on newer computers but slower on older ones.

Mute

chat:

/mute <playerID|all>

Mutes chat from specified player, or all players.

If the server host mutes a player, that player cannot use most commands.

No CTF Colors

chat:	/noCTFColors <on|off> /noCTFColours <on|off>
menu:	Plus → No CTF Colors
ini:	[CTF.Settings]NoCTFColors

When on, players in team-based gamemodes will use their normal fur colors (their guns and shoes will not be repainted to match their team), though their names will still use their team colors. This is a local setting only.

Player List Sort

ini:	[General]PlayerListSort

What sorting style (1–3) to use in the player list, incremented ingame by pressing Ctrl+F9.

Quirks Mode

chat:	/quirks <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Quirks Mode

When Quirks Mode is disabled (default), it becomes harder to get stuck in ceilings, it's possible to morph to Lori by physically destroying a morph box, destroying a morph box with a special move morphs you once instead of twice, getting hurt while on an H-Pole event doesn't get you stuck in the floor, and Wind and Belt events can't get you stuck against walls. Turning Quirks Mode on temporarily reenables all those old bugs in case a specific level (e.g. many "Ground Force" levels) requires one.

Rescalable Window

menu:

Video → Rescalable Window

An option removed from JJ2 before release to freely rescale the game window by dragging its edges without affecting the ingame resolution. Changing resolutions while this option is enabled may have unattractive results.

Show Emoji

chat:	/emoji <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Show Emoji
ini:	[General]Emoji

Enables/disables the display of emoji in chat. This is a local setting only.

Show Max Health

menu:	Plus → Show Max Health
ini:	[General]ShowMaxHealth

Shows the hearts each player is currently missing in black.

Show Passwords and IPs

chat:	/showPasswordsAndIPs <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Show Passwords and IPs

By default, sensitive information is hidden from the game window: IP addresses are not drawn in the player list, and are censored when using the /ip command or when a player is kicked or banned. Passwords are censored in the /login, /password, and /setAdminPass commands, as well as when joining or configuring servers. Admin chat is censored. The /getAdminPass command is not available. You may intentionally enable this setting if you are confident you are not streaming and will not be taking screenshots of your game with this sensitive information visible.

Spectating Camera Shift

chat:	/spectatingCameraShift <on|off>
menu:	Plus → Spectating Camera Shift
ini:	[General]SpectatingCameraShift

Whether the camera's focus should shift while spectating another player based on that player's speed and whether they're looking upwards or downwards. When disabled, the spectated player will remain exactly in the center of the screen no matter what they're doing.

Title Screen

ini:	[General]TitleScreen

Optionally chooses the game's title screen. Accepts values 1.23, 1.23+, TSF+, XMAS, vanilla and random (default, randomly chooses from the others (not XMAS).

Unmute

chat:

/unmute <playerID|all>

Unmutes chat from specified player, or all players.

Whisper

chat:

/whisper <playerID> <message> /w <playerID> <message> @<playerID> <message>

Sends a private message to one other player, if Allow Whispering is on. To prevent cheating in duels or similar scenarios, spectators may not whisper to non-spectators nor vice versa

Only JJ2+ clients, not the server

Download Same Music Version

chat:	/downloadSameMusicVersion <on|off>
menu:	Music → Download Same Music Version
ini:	[Client]DownloadSameMusicVersion

When this and Downloading Music are both enabled, client always downloads music even if a music file with the same name already exists but is a different version (that is, the music file has a different CRC than the version the server has).

Downloading Music

chat:	/downloadMusic <on|off>
menu:	Music → Download Music
ini:	[Client]DownloadMusic

Enables/disables downloading music from the server if the server allows it.

Audio formats client can download: J2B, XM, IT, S3M, MOD, MTM, UMX, MO3, MP3, OGG.

The Esc key can be pressed to stop downloading music but stay in the server.

All clients, even unpatched, in JJ2+ servers

Login

chat:

/login <password>

Allows a client to login if the server allows remote admins and the password is correct.

No other players, including the server, will be able to see the login attempt. If the server is running JJ2+, the login command and password will not be displayed locally in the chat and instead will be replaced by a message saying "Attempting to login". Password is not case sensitive.

Respawn

chat:	!k
menu:	Esc → Respawn

Kills the local player if Allow Suicide is on. Useful if you're stuck.

Swap

chat:

!swap !blue !red !green !yellow

Changes the team of the local player(s) if Self Swap is on.

Command-Line Exclusives

Command line options override plus.ini settings: for example, -nochatlogger overrides [Logging]Chatlog.

Admin Configuration File

cmd:	-admin <filename>

Sets the admin configuration file (file must exist). If not specified, defaults to admin.ini.

Connect

cmd:	-connect <ip_address>[:<port>] [-password=<password>] [-version=<server_version>] -connect <ip_address>[:<port>][/[<password>][/<server_version>]]

Values for <server_version>

• For 1.23, use: 1.23, 23, 1.21, or 21 (all map to "21 ")
• For TSF, use: 1.24 or 24 (both map to "24 ")

Joystick Information

cmd:

-joyinfo

Display what values JJ2 thinks are being sent from any attached joysticks/controllers. Useful only if you are experiencing trouble with your devices and want to submit a bug report.

Level List File

cmd:	-levellistfile <filename>

Sets the Level List file (file must exist). If not specified, defaults to levellist.ini.

List Server

cmd:	-listserver

Sets preferred list server, which will be tried before any others both when hosting servers and retrieving the server list.

Menu Screen

cmd:

-menu

Skips the intro and goes directly to the menu screen.

Minimize to Tray

cmd:

-minimize

Minimizes JJ2 to the tray on startup.

No Update

cmd:

-noupdate

Tells JJ2+ not to check for updates. Useful if you're testing an older release and don't want to keep getting nagged about updating.

Player Count

cmd:	-player <number>

Pick your number of local players.

Server Port

cmd:	-port=<number>

Sets server port used for listening for client connections. Default port is 10052.

Spaz

cmd:

-spaz

For offline games, sets your character to Spaz. (Added to 1.23+, 1.24 already had it.)