Commands

Trove has multiple slash commands which allow players to change their game settings, acquire information, and perform various other tasks. Commands are entered into the chat window and each command begins with "/", followed by the command name and sometimes a number or string (text). Generally speaking, 1 is on and 0 is off when toggling settings.

NOTE: These commands are open to all users, not just Patron

Gameplay Commands

Command	Alias	Description	Syntax
/loc		Displays your current XZY location in chat.	/loc
/who		Lists players who are in the same world as you.	/who
/chatlist		Lists players who are in the same chat as you.	/chatlist <chatname>
/getxp	/xp	Displays your current level and the amount of needed XP to level up.	/getxp
/friendlist		Opens your friendlist (Pressing O also does this).	/friendlist
/friend		Adds a player to your friend list.	/friend <username>
/ignore		Adds a player to your ignore list.	/ignore <username>
/store		Opens the store window (Pressing N also does this).	/store
/respawn		Forces your character to respawn.	/respawn
/showhat		Toggles your hat model on and off; keeps stats active.	/showhat
/showface		Toggles your mask model on and off; keeps stats active.	/showface
/quit		Forces the game to quit immediately.	/quit
/getworldid		Gets the "worldID" for the world you are currently in.	/getworldid
/joinworld		Join the world with the specified ID, e.g. /joinworld 1234.	/joinworld <id>
/joinme		Sends a request to join your world, the player will then teleport to the requester's current location.	/joinme <username>
/tutorial		Teleports the player to the Tutorial World.	/tutorial
/kick		Used in Shadow Arenas by their unlocker to kick players.	/kick <username>
/stats		Shows some stats from you.	/stats
/clear cornerstone		Resets your cornerstone back to the default house. Everything on your cornerstone will be deleted after you confirm the clear.	/clearcornerstone <slot number>
/mastery		Shows some mastery rank stats and experience.	/mastery
/welcome		Opens up the welcome screen.	/welcome
/testarena		Allows you to start a PVP match in your club arena without waiting for 10 players.	/testarena
/debugtext		Displays frames-per-second, latency, and coordinates of the player's location on the top left of the screen.	/debugtext
/region		Displays current region you're playing on (live-us or live-eu)	/region
/dailyclubadventures		Displays how many more rewards you can get from completing club quests.	/dailyclubadventures

Chat Commands

Command Label	Alias	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/1		Switches to the global chat.	/1
/2		Switches to the world chat.	/2
/<number>		Switches to battle arena chat (while in battle arena you join a team chat)	/<number>
/join		Joins or creates another chat channel. If you are already in the target channel, it sets your chat mode to send messages into the channel instead.	/join <channelName>
/join	/<number>	You can simply use the chat channel ID (appears at the very left of a message sent into a channel) to switch over into the respective channel.	/join <number>
/leave		Leaves a chat channel.	/leave <channelName>
/say	/s	Sends a message to players that are within 40 blocks of range.	/say
/whisper	/w, /t, /tell	Sends a private message to another player; user must be online to receive messages.	/whisper <playerName> <message>
/c1		Switches to club 1 chat.
/c2		Switches to club 2 chat. This goes up to club 5 (/c5).
/reply	/r	Sends a reply to the last whisper you received. This does not apply to messages you've sent but have yet to receive a response to.	/reply <message>
/dnd		Do Not Disturb, while in dnd mode playersa cannot whisper or invite you.	/dnd
/hide		Hidden Mode, while in hidden mode you appear offline to other players.	/hide

Chatrooms

Requires Mastery level 5 to use.

Command Label	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/join price	Accesses the price chat for price checking.	/join price
/join trade	Accesses the trade chat to set up trades with other players in the chatroom.	/join trade
/join sa	Accesses the Shadow Arena (SA) chat to look for groups fighting SAs. (outdated)	/join sa
/join st	Accesses the Shadow Tower (ST) chat to look for groups fighting STs.	/join st
/join ladybug	Accesses the farming Ladybug Invaders chat. Useful for finding groups that farm Ladybug Invaders.
/join sky	Accesses the Sky channel to set up groups to farm the Sky Realm for Radiant Giants, Radiant Shards, and Crystallized Clouds.	/join sky
/join recipe	Accesses the Recipe chat to find people willing to share recipe lairs they have found with other players.	/join recipe
/join fishing	Accesses the fishing chat to find people to fish with. This is useful for getting help catching rare fish.	/join fishing
/join dragon	Accesses the dragon chat to help find and make groups for the Dracocolatl, Thallasion and Flakbeard world bosses.
/join adventure	Accesses the adventure chat to find players and make groups to go out on adventures in Adventure Portals.	/join adventure
/join sunlight	Accesses to sunlight bulb farming chat.Useful for finding groups that farm sunlight bulb and teleport to giant sunflower structures with bulbs growing over them	/join sunlight
/join challenge	Accesses to a big group that is doing the current challenge.	/join challenge
/join build	Accesses to a chat for builders. Useful to share your builds with other builders or to assemble a build team.	/join build
/join club	Accesses to the club chat which is great for club recruitment or if your looking to join a club.	/join club
/join music	Accesses to a chat for the musicians of Trove to share their latest songs or to help teach others how to make some music in Trove.	/join music
/join reddit	Accesses to a chat for people from the Trove subreddit.	/join reddit
/join friendship	Accesses to a chat for people who want to make friends.	/join friendship
/join mining	Accesses to a chat for people who want to go mining with other players. Is useful for group mining.	/join mining
/join sailing	Accesses to a chat for people who want to go sailing with other people or are looking for merchant ships in adventure worlds.	/join sailing
/join minigames	Accesses to a chat for people who want to host minigames or play minigames.	/join minigames
/join francais	Accesses to a chat for french speaking people.	/join francais
/join espanol	Accesses to a chat for spanish speaking people.	/join spanish
/join portugues	Accesses to a chat for portuguese speaking people.	/join portugues
/join ru	Accesses to a chat for Russian speaking people.	/join ru
/join Stellar	Accesses to a top 100 club (Xbox one)	/join Stellar

Emotes

Command Label	Alias	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/sit		Makes your character sit.	/sit
/pose		Places your character into a battle-ready stance. (Also displays your currently equipped wings).	/pose
/epicpose		Places your character along with your trusty mount into a truly epic stance.	/epicpose
/zzz	/sleep	Makes your character sleep (This also activates automatically if you are AFK for 2 minutes).	/zzz
/wave		Makes your character wave his hand.	/wave
/dance		Makes your character dance.	/dance
/laugh		Makes your character laugh.	/laugh
/cry		Makes your character cry.	/cry
/shrug		Makes your character shrug.	/shrug
/bow		Makes your character bow.	/bow
/prance		Makes Princess Prancy Prance prance. Exclusive only to people riding the mount.	/prance
/stomp		Makes Princey Mcevilface stomp. Exclusive only to people riding the mount.	/stomp

Clubs

Command Label	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/club	Lists all club commands.	/club
/club invite	Invites a player to the club chosen.	/club invite <playerName> <clubName>
/club list	Shows all current members of a club.	/club list
/club leave	Leaves a club.	/club leave
/club promote	Grants a player in your club a promotion. The chain goes from Member (default), to Architect (can build in default club worlds), to Officer (club management, such as inviting, demoting, promoting, and kicking), and Leader (can demote anyone and build anywhere). Promotion/Demotion/Kick/Invite messages are shown to all club members.	/club promote <playerName>
/club demote	Demotes a player in the club.	/club demote <playerName>
/club kick	Removes a player from the club.	/club kick <playerName>
/club makeprimary	Give priority to the chosen club over the others.	/club makeprimary
/club log	Displays the most recent edits to the club world and its inventories.	/club log <clubName>
/zonerestrict	Make a zone of a club world restricted to specific ranks.	/zonerestrict <member\|architect\|officer\|nobody>
/renameworld <new name>	Renames the club world (this also fixes club world that are set to "Default" for people who have bugged club worlds).

Battle Arena

Command Label	Alias	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/getbattleboxinfo		See the current time toward your next Battle Box.	/getbattleboxinfo
/testarena		Force start a PvP match with the current players in the waiting hub. Forcing a match will test the map however no Battle EXP will be gained after the match is finished.	/testarena

Screenshots

Command Label	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/hideplayer	Hides your character model.	/hideplayer
/showplayer	Shows your character model.	/showplayer
/screenshot	Stores a screenshot in your Trove folder; this does not include the UI.	/screenshot
/large_screenshot	Stores a screenshot whose size is double the normal resolution to four files, and each individual screenshot is a fourth of the screen. Add two parameters to save more tiles (i.e.; /large_screenshot 3 3).	/large_screenshot [arg1] [arg2]
/timelapse	Captures screenshots over a period of time; uses the camera angle from where the command is started; the minimum delay is 5 and the default delay is 20.	/timelapse [delay]
/showui	Toggles the UI on/off; not recommended; use F7 instead.	/showui <1\|0>
/epicpose	Summons your mount, removes the UI, and allows you to select the pose of your character before taking a screenshot.	/epicpose

Meta Forge

NOTE: MOST commands listed here are used only in the Metaforge and will not work in the normal game.

Command Label	Alias	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/mf		Brings you to the metaforager. NOTE: once you use this command, you must restart to exit Metaforge.	/mf
/weaponpreview	/wp	Lets you test what a weapon blueprint looks like in-game. (works outside of Metaforge)	/weaponpreview <blueprint>ⁱ
/hairpreview		Previews hair creations. (works outside of Metaforge)	/hairpreview <blueprint>ⁱ
/hatpreview		Previews hat creations. (works outside of Metaforge)	/hatpreview <blueprint>ⁱ
/facepreview		Previews face decoration creations. (works outside of Metaforge)	/facepreview <blueprint>ⁱ
/decopreview		Previews cornerstone decoration creations.	/decopreview <blueprint>ⁱ
/load		Loads a blueprint.	/load <filename>ⁱⁱ
/save		Saves a blueprint (You may also use /save after loading a blueprint to save over the last loaded blueprint).	/save <filename>ⁱⁱ
/wadd		Adds a prefab to your inventory. The # is optional and specifies amount to be added, the default is 1. These can be found in <GameInstall>^iv \Prefabs and its subfolders.	/wadd <prefab>ⁱⁱⁱ [#]
/dungeon		Used to preview a fully-assembled dungeon.	/dungeon <filename>ⁱⁱ
/settime		Adjusts the phase of the daylight cycle. The maximum value is 24.	/settime [0-24]
/timelapsedungeon		Show your dungeon being assembled for troubleshooting purposes.	/timelapsedungeon <filename>ⁱⁱ
/stoptimelapsedungeon		Cancels or stops the /timelapsedungeon progression.	/stoptimelapsedungeon
/floodfill		Replaces all connected blocks of the type your cursor is over with the one you have equipped (like the paint bucket in MS Paint).	/floodfill

ⁱ Where <blueprint> is the name of your blueprint. eg. /wp mysuperawesomegun,

ⁱⁱ Where <filename> is the path to a blueprint file. eg. /load D:\Trove\DungeonRoom1,

ⁱⁱⁱ Where <prefab> is the relative path to a blueprint file eg. /wadd placeable\mechanical\track for <GameInstall>^iv \prefabs\placeable\mechanical\track.binfab

^iv Where <GameInstall> is the folder Trove is installed in.

Mods (Mod Loader and Steam Workshop)

Command	Alias	Description	Syntax
/buildmod		Creates a .tmod file out of the modded files located in override folders.	/buildmod title="<title>" author="<author>" notes="<notes>" preview="<preview>"
/workshop upload		Uploads a mod to Steam Workshop.	/workshop upload title="<title>*" author="<author>" changes="<notes>" tags="<tags>"

*title must match the name of the .tmod file or it will not upload.

Graphics

Command Label	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/drawdistance	Changes your render distance; ranges from 32 to 210; default is 128.	/drawdistance <newDistance>
/fxenable	Toggles on or off a few special effects, including clouds.	/fxenable <1\|0>
/msaa	Toggles on or off MSAA (Multisample Anti-Aliasing).	/msaa <1\|0>
/postfxaa	Toggles on or off FXAA (Fast Approximate Anti-Aliasing).	/postfxaa <1\|0>
/postbloom	Toggles on or off the bloom effect. Bloom is a minor effect, which most systems can handle fairly well - it will put a glow of luminance around visual effects, such as the Gunslinger's shots, the Shadow Hunter's arrows, or the Neon Ninja's swipes. While it is a very subtle effect, it is very easy to get used to.	/postbloom <1\|0>
/postdof	Toggles on or off the depth of field effect. This will blur objects that are too close or too far from the camera. Huge culprit of FPS issues.	/postdof <1\|0>
/postedge	Toggles on or off the black borders around objects; may not work properly.	/postedge <1\|0>
/postlensflare	Toggle on or off the lens flare effect. This is most notably visible by looking at the sun.	/postlensflare <1\|0>
/shadercomplexity	Toggles various shader effects; lower values will make it difficult to see in low light areas. The effect on performance is determined by the quality of your graphics card.	/shadercomplexity <1\|0>
/supersample	Sets overall rendering strength; default is 1 (100%); 0 sets 50%, 4 sets 200%, and 10 sets 300%. Supersampling can be seen as an alternative to anti-aliasing - it will render the screen at 1, 2, 3, or 4 times as large as the window in which you are viewing it (native resolution if fullscreen) and, if necessary, compress it down to fit your screen. This uses an ungodly amount of processing power, so it's not recommended.	/supersample <1\|0\|number>
/vsync	Toggles on or off the vsync (vertical sync) mechanic. Vsync will limit your framerate to your monitor's refresh rate (for most monitors, 60, but some have 120) to prevent different portions of your screen from displaying different frames at once, otherwise known as "screen tearing".	/vsync <1\|0>
/loddistance	Increases or decreases LOD distance. (valid values 15-96, default is 60).	/loddistance <number>
/retromode	Toggles on or off 16-bit graphics; sets the supersampling to 25% and appears to limit the colors on screen. Gives a small FPS boost, but not recommended, since it's difficult to see anything.	/retromode

Sound

Command Label	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/mastervolume	Set the game main volume between 0 and 100; default is 25.	/mastervolume <value>
/gamevolume	Set the game main volume between 0 and 100; default is unknown.	/gamevolume <value>

Unusable Commands

Command Label	Alias	Description	Syntax (Usage)
/teleport		Teleportation, but does not work for regular players.	/teleport <x> <y> <z>
/uiscale		Increases or decreases size of UI; may not work properly.	/uiscale <number>