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Player Utilities
General player utilities can vary by server role and enabled Crimson Haven plugins. Player-facing helpers should remain simple and avoid exposing administrative functionality.
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Staff Utilities
Staff members can have access to CrimsonCore tools such as /panel and administrative self-actions including vanish, flight, god mode, heal, and feed when permitted.
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Entity UUID Helpers
Administrative entity lookup commands can be used to resolve entity UUIDs when debugging persistent entities or plugin state, including selecting a nearby entity when its UUID is not already known.
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Permissions
Utility and staff commands are permission-gated. Seeing a command documented does not mean every player rank can execute it.
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Where to Look
For normal gameplay, start with the OneChunk, team, contract, and other player-facing menus. Staff should use the dedicated administration interfaces rather than relying on undocumented console-only workflows.