EternalTD Commands

EternalTD registers the root command:

/eternaltd
/etd

The Nightbreak token command used during setup is separate:

/nightbreaklogin <token>

Setup and Content Management

Command	Sender	Current purpose
/etd	Any	Prints the current setup/content quick-start help
/etd initialize	Player	Opens the first-time setup menu
/etd setup	Player	Opens the EternalTD package browser
/etd downloadall	Any	Downloads all accessible EternalTD Nightbreak packages
/etd updatecontent	Any	Downloads updates for outdated EternalTD packages
/etd updateall	Any	Alias for /etd updatecontent
/etd install	Any	Applies the official EternalTD resource-pack setup
/etd reload	Any	Reloads imported EternalTD content and refreshes FMM imports if present

Admin note:

• The setup/content commands above are currently coded as admin-facing commands.
• initialize, setup, downloadall, updatecontent, and reload explicitly set eternaltd.* in their command classes.

Gameplay Commands

Command	Sender	Current purpose
/etd join <level>	Player	Starts a new level session from a loaded level file
/etd start	Player	Starts the active session's first wave
/etd go	Player	Alias for /etd start
/etd quit	Player	Ends your current level session
/etd stop	Player	Alias for /etd quit

Debug and Admin Gameplay Commands

Command	Sender	Current purpose
/etd cheat	Player	Toggles cheat mode for the active session
/etd setwave <wave>	Player	Skips the active session to a specific wave

These are not normal player setup commands. They are session/debug tools.

Map Authoring Commands

These commands are still present in the current codebase for floor selection and level registration work.

Command	Sender	Current purpose
/etd selectfloor	Player	Starts or stops floor-corner selection with clicks
/etd selectfloorcoordinates <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2>	Player	Sets the selection region directly from coordinates
/etd showselection <level>	Player	Shows the current registered selection for a level
/etd register <level>	Player	Registers the selected floor region to a level
/etd register <level> start	Player	Adds a start location to a level
/etd register <level> end	Player	Adds an end location to a level

Notes

• EternalTD's plugin.yml only declares the root command. Subcommands are registered through the command manager at runtime.
• Some usage strings inside the current command classes still reference older command text. The command names documented on this page reflect the actual registered subcommands.