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# Commands & Permissions

Full command reference, subcommands, and permission nodes

Complete reference for all admin commands, settings, and player permissions.

## Admin Commands

The main command is `/zipline` (aliases: `/zl`, `/zip`). Requires the `zipline.admin` permission.

| Command                                       | Description                                    | Example                                       |
| --------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| `/zipline wand`                               | Gives the setup wand                           | `/zipline wand`                               |
| `/zipline cancel`                             | Cancels active wand selection session          | `/zipline cancel`                             |
| `/zipline create <id> [speed] [cable] [seat]` | Builds a zipline from selected wand points     | `/zipline create alpine 14.0 BLACK RED`       |
| `/zipline edit <id>`                          | Shows a full summary of current settings       | `/zipline edit alpine`                        |
| `/zipline edit <id> <setting> <value>`        | Updates a specific route setting               | `/zipline edit alpine speed 16.0`             |
| `/zipline edit <id> station <stationId> ...`  | Configures per-station properties & surcharges | `/zipline edit alpine station peak cost 10.0` |
| `/zipline delete <id>`                        | Removes a zipline and deletes its trolley      | `/zipline delete alpine`                      |
| `/zipline list`                               | Lists all ziplines and their status            | `/zipline list`                               |
| `/zipline tp <id> [start\|end\|<stationId>]`  | Teleports to a zipline station or terminus     | `/zipline tp alpine start`                    |
| `/zipline reload`                             | Reloads configuration, messages, and trolleys  | `/zipline reload`                             |

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## Customizing Ziplines (`/zipline edit`)

You can adjust any setting on an existing line using `/zipline edit <id> <setting> <value>` (or `/zipline set ...`).

### General & Route Settings

| Setting        | Values                          | Description                                                                         |
| -------------- | ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `speed`        | `<number>`                      | Cruising speed in blocks per second (default: `12.0`).                              |
| `type`         | `solo` / `tandem` / `cable_car` | Vehicle capacity: `solo` (1 player), `tandem` (2 players), `cable_car` (4 players). |
| `twoway`       | `true` / `false`                | Enables two-way return travel and call buttons.                                     |
| `stop_time`    | `<seconds>`                     | How long the trolley pauses at intermediate stations (default: `4.0`).              |
| `permission`   | `true` / `false`                | When enabled, only players with permission can ride.                                |
| `deny_message` | `<text>` / `clear`              | Message shown to unauthorized players.                                              |
| `show_title`   | `true` / `false`                | Shows a title on the player's screen when boarding.                                 |

### Station Call Buttons

| Setting         | Values    | Description                                                             |
| --------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `add_button`    | `[x,y,z]` | Binds the block you are looking at (or coordinates) as a summon button. |
| `remove_button` | `[x,y,z]` | Unbinds the targeted call button.                                       |
| `clear_buttons` | None      | Removes all call buttons for this line.                                 |

### Economy & Tickets

| Setting          | Values                 | Description                                                                                         |
| ---------------- | ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `cost`           | `<number>`             | Base rate per meter for distance-based fares (`0.0` for free). Total base fare = `distance * cost`. |
| `ticket`         | `hand [amount] [name]` | Sets the item in your hand as the required pass (auto-detects custom name/model).                   |
| `ticket`         | `<MATERIAL> [amount]`  | Sets a vanilla item requirement (e.g. `PAPER 1`).                                                   |
| `ticket`         | `none`                 | Removes the ticket requirement.                                                                     |
| `ticket_name`    | `<name>` / `clear`     | Customizes or overrides the display name shown in rider messages.                                   |
| `ticket_consume` | `true` / `false`       | Whether the ticket is used up when boarding (`false` for reusable passes).                          |

### Visuals & Materials

| Setting         | Values         | Description                                                 |
| --------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| `cable_color`   | Concrete color | Color of the overhead cable (`BLACK`, `RED`, `GRAY`, etc.). |
| `seat_color`    | Wool color     | Color of the seat cushion (`RED`, `BLUE`, `WHITE`, etc.).   |
| `crossbeam`     | Block material | Top wooden crossbeam (`OAK_PLANKS`, `SPRUCE_PLANKS`, etc.). |
| `chain`         | Block material | Suspension hangers (`CHAIN`, `IRON_BARS`, `END_ROD`).       |
| `frame`         | Block material | Seat frame material (default: `DARK_OAK_PLANKS`).           |
| `clamp`         | Block material | Top cable clamp (default: `DARK_OAK_PLANKS`).               |
| `reset_offsets` | None           | Resets all sizing and materials back to default.            |

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## Per-Station Settings (`/zipline edit <id> station ...`)

Configure specific intermediate stations or terminal endpoints:

`/zipline edit <id> station <stationId> <property> <value>`

| Property         | Values                                              | Description                                                               |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `title`          | `<name>`                                            | Display title shown in the Destination Selection Menu.                    |
| `icon`           | `<MATERIAL>`                                        | GUI icon item (e.g. `COMPASS`, `CAMPFIRE`, `BELL`, `LANTERN`, `EMERALD`). |
| `cost`           | `<number>` / `default`                              | Exclusive arrival surcharge added on top of the distance base fare.       |
| `ticket`         | `hand` / `<MATERIAL> [amount]` / `none` / `default` | Per-station ticket requirement.                                           |
| `ticket_name`    | `<name>` / `default` / `clear`                      | Station-specific ticket display name override.                            |
| `ticket_consume` | `true` / `false` / `default`                        | Single-use vs. reusable pass setting for this station.                    |
| `id`             | `<newId>`                                           | Renames the internal identifier of the station.                           |

***

## Permissions

| Permission                     | Default           | Description                                                                                                  |
| ------------------------------ | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `zipline.admin`                | `op`              | Full access to create, edit, delete, and reload ziplines.                                                    |
| `zipline.use`                  | `true` (Everyone) | Allows players to ride ziplines and use call buttons.                                                        |
| `zipline.access.<id>`          | `op`              | Allows riding zipline `<id>` when permission locking is enabled.                                             |
| `zipline.access.<id>.<end_id>` | `op`              | Grants access to a specific branch terminus `<end_id>`. Displays locked red concrete in GUI if unauthorized. |
| `zipline.access.*`             | `op`              | Grants access to all permission-locked ziplines and branch destinations.                                     |


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