Cheat Menu

What Cheat Menu is, and isn't

• Server-side only. It's a server plugin. In singleplayer it runs inside the game's own built-in server, like any other Hytale server mod.
• Runs the game's own commands. Every button runs Hytale's built-in commands (the same ones you could type in chat) and shows you which. The game still checks every command's permission.
• Operators and world owners only. By default, only server operators and the owner of a singleplayer world can use it. A server's operators decide who else gets the cheatmenu.use permission, and players without it don't see the buttons at all.
• No client modification. Nothing is installed on or changed in players' game clients, and it gives no one an advantage on servers that don't run it.

33 ready-made cheat buttons for Hytale. Open CommandDeck with /deck, go to the Macros tab, and press a button: a full adamantite loadout, a stack of building blocks, endless noon, clear skies, a peaceful world, a ride home.

Every button shows the commands it runs, and each description says whether it changes only you or the whole world.

Built on CommandDeck. It installs automatically.

The buttons

• Start here: Turn cheats on or off.
• Items: Iron loadout, Adamantite loadout, Workbench upgrade materials, All ability items, Builder's stack, Ore and bars, Provisions.
• Progress: Unlock all memories, Fill signature energy, Max out health and stamina, Bigger backpack (36 slots).
• Movement: Back to spawn, Unstuck, Set home here, Go home, Spectator flight, Stop spectating.
• Time and weather: Morning, Midnight, Endless noon, Start the clock again, Clear skies, Normal weather.
• Health and game mode: Heal, Creative mode, Adventure mode, Back to your bed, No lives limit.
• World: Peaceful, Monsters back, Freeze all creatures, Unfreeze creatures.

Install

1. Put CheatMenu-1.0.0.jar in your server's mods folder (singleplayer: %APPDATA%\Hytale\UserData\Mods\).
2. It needs CommandDeck 1.1.0 or later. The CurseForge app installs it for you.
3. Type /deck and open the Macros tab.
4. In singleplayer, press "Turn cheats on or off" once per world, or type /op self. The game refuses its own cheat commands until you're an operator, even in your own world. Pressing it again turns operator status off, so on a server, operators shouldn't press it.

Permissions

• cheatmenu.use lets a player use the buttons. Operators and the owner of a singleplayer world have it already. On a server, give it to others with /perm user add <player's UUID> cheatmenu.use (the game's command takes the UUID, not the name).
• The game still checks every command. Cheat Menu never grants a command the player couldn't run by typing it.
• Players without cheatmenu.use don't see the buttons at all. Every button also starts with /cheatmenu check, which stops it before anything else runs.

Good to know

• Make room first. Item buttons give what fits in your inventory, and the game tells you what didn't.
• Homes are warps named home_<your name>, so every player has their own. Other players can see them in /warp list. A home set inside a temporary instance, like a temple, is gone once the instance closes.
• Peaceful stops new creatures from spawning. Creatures already in the world stay, and can still attack.
• Spectator flight starts where you stand, and when you stop, you stay where you are, so land first.
• Back to your bed takes you to your respawn point (your bed, or the world spawn if you have none) without dying.

Compatibility

• Hytale server 0.7.5. Dedicated servers and singleplayer.
• CommandDeck 1.1.0 or later.
• No settings, no saved data: Cheat Menu is the buttons and the permission check.

License

MIT, copyright (c) 2026 Hledjolf.

Source code and issue tracker: https://github.com/Hledjolf/CheatMenu