Top Hytale Console Commands and Cheats You Need to Know

Hytale console commands give you the power to manipulate the game world at will, from teleporting to spawning items and beyond. Once you grasp how to input these commands and understand the available options, you can unleash your creativity.

While there are numerous commands, this isn’t an exhaustive list. Instead, I’ve compiled the most useful ones that I’ve personally tested and confirmed to work.

If you see something in square brackets […], just type the name or identifier without the brackets. For example, ‘do [x]’ should be entered as ‘do x’.

A quick tip: it’s wise to create a separate world for experimenting with console commands. I accidentally broke my starter world within ten minutes of testing and had to start fresh.

To access console commands, press / to open a text box where you can type your commands. However, you may need to enable or disable admin controls for yourself or other players:

Admin Console commands

op self	This will make you an admin and give you permission to use console commands if you can’t already.
op add [player]	Adds the named player to the admin list and enables console commands for them
op remove [player]	Removes the named player to the admin list and disables console commands for them
Help	Brings up a searchable master list of all commands.

If you encounter a message saying you can’t use commands, simply use the op command to grant yourself world-altering powers. Keep ‘gamemode creative’ and ‘gamemode adventure’ handy, as some commands can switch between these modes, giving you more control.

Once you have admin status, you can utilize any of the commands listed below. Remember, if a command has something in square brackets [ ], just type the name without the brackets.

These Hytale server commands allow you to manage your server, including who can join, as well as the ability to kick or ban players, or whitelist friends.

Hytale server commands

who	Displays a list of all players int he world
kick [player name]	Removes a player from the server
ban [player] –reason	Bans a player citing an optional reason
unban [player]	Unbans the named player
stop	Stops the server
server gc	Clear server date no longer being used
whitelist add [player name]	Add the named player to the server whitelist
whitelist remove [player name]	Remove the named player to the server whitelist
whitelist enable	Turn on the server whitelist
whitelist disable	Turn off the server whitelist
whoami [player name]	Displays information on the named player
max players [number]	Sets a maximum player number for your world

The Hytale player commands provide you with options to control your character or make adjustments if you find yourself in a tough spot:

Hytale player commands

heal	Restores health and stamina to maximum
unstuck	Teleports user to the top of the world at current position
inventory backpack –size=[x]	Resizes backpack to x
inventory clear	Removes everything from your inventory, including armor your wearing
player respawn	Respawn you character
spawn set	Sets a new spawn point
spawn [player name]	Spawns the named player at the set spawn point
whereami	Displays full location coordinates. You can add a play name for someone else’s position

Exercise caution with Hytale teleport commands. If not used correctly, you could teleport into the ground and ruin your world. I recommend sticking to the commands listed below, as they are safe and won’t cause any issues:

Hytale teleport commands

tp home	teleports you home
warp set [name]	Creates a teleport point you can return to
warp go [name]	Teleports you to a previously created warp point using its name.
warp remove [name]	Remove a p[revious created and anmed warp point
warp list	Shows a list of all the warp points you’ve made
spawn	Teleport to where you first spawned in the world
tp [player]	Teleport to the named player`
tp top	Teleports you to the highest point above you. Useful to get out of a cave fast.

While there are many teleport commands that let you move to specific coordinates, using them can often lead to death. You can easily find X and Y coordinates, but Z (the vertical axis) is tricky, which usually results in ending up inside the ground or a mountain. For instance, during my testing, my Z coordinate was around -600. Guessing how to adjust your vertical position while warping across the map rarely ends well.

Here are a few straightforward Hytale world commands that allow you to check and modify your surroundings. As mentioned earlier, switching between gamemode creative and gamemode adventure is very handy, especially if you accidentally change modes with other commands.

Hytale world commands

gamemode creative	Changes the game mode to creative
gamemode adventure	Changes the game mode to adventure
worldmap discover	Discover all the zones on the map
worldmap undiscover	Undiscovers all the zones on the map
worldmap clearmarkers	Clears the map of markers
worldmap reload	Reloads the map

There’s a simple time command in Hytale that lets you quickly toggle between day and night. This is particularly useful if you find yourself stuck in the dark and want to avoid the monsters lurking around.

Time [time to choose]

Sets time to the following options: dawn, midday, dusk and midnight

You can use Hytale item IDs to spawn items with a few main commands, allowing you to give items to yourself or other players, or create them right in front of you:

Hytale item spawn commands

spawnitem	Spawns the listed item in front of the player
spawnblock	Spawns the listed block
give	Puts the listed item in the players inventory

These can be combined with various Hytale item IDs to spawn specific items. With around 3000 items in the game, you can use a search link to find exactly what you need.

There’s also a handy trick to find what you’re looking for in-game. By typing a partial command using the formats below, you can narrow down your options through the help text that appears:

Hytale item Ids

Command 1	Command 2
Bench	Alchemy, arcane, armor, builders, cooking, farming, furnace, furniture, salvage, tannerym weapon, workbench
Deco	Bone, coral, hive, spiderweb
Ingredient	Bar (ingot), bolt, bone_fragment, fiber, crystal, chiten, essences, fabric_feathers, hide, leather, motes, powderplant, scrap, strap, stick, stud, tree, voidheart
Ore	Adamantite, cobalt, copper, gold, iron, mithril, onyxium, silver, thorium
Plant	Barnacles, bramble, bush, cactus, crop, coral, grass, hay, lavender, leaves, moss, petals, reeds, roots, seaweed, seeds, sunflower, vine
Tools	hatchet, hoe, pickaxe, shears, shovel, sickle, trap
Soil	Ash, dirt, grass, gravel, hive, leaves. mud, pathway, roots, sand, seaweed, snow
Wood	Amber, ash, aspen, azure, bamboo, banyan, beech, birch, bottletree, burnt, camphor, cedar, crystal, dry, fig, fire, fire, Gnarled, gumboab, ice, jungle, maple, oak, palm, palo, petrified, redwood, sallow, spiral, stripped, Stormbark, windwillow, wisteria

Knowing how to spawn a Hytale repair kit is incredibly useful. To do this, press / to open the text box and type give tool_repair_kit_iron.

Typing ‘give wood’ will return an error but will also show you some valid options. You can refine your search and type something like ‘give wood_oak’ to get another error but also a list of wood-oak options you can spawn.

Generally, you’ll want to type the type of item first, followed by the subtype. For example, to get medium hide, the command would be:

give ingredient_hide_medium

To give yourself armor, use the following template:

give armor_[material]_[bodypart]

While materials like Hytale copper and cobalt are named the same in commands, player body parts are referred to as head, chest, hands, and legs. So, to give yourself a cobalt cuirass, you would type:

give armor_cobalt_chest

For a copper helmet, it would be:

give armor_copper_head

You can also give yourself weapons in a similar manner. To obtain a copper longsword, you would type:

give weapon_longsword_copper

For an adamantite longsword, the command would be:

give weapon_longsword_adamantite_saurian

As with the item spawn commands, typing a partial command will prompt an error message that guides you to the available options. For instance, if you type ‘give weapon_longsword’ and hit enter, a help dialogue will display the list of longsword options.