/weight admin commands (OP-only).

Basics

• Units: all values are in kg unless noted. The HUD can display lbs text in the bar style—UI only.

• Persistence: changes are saved to /<world>/dasuperiorweight/server_settings.json.

• Sync: after each change, all online clients are auto-synced (HUD thresholds, max bar, and item weights).

Commands

/weight thresholds <orange> <red>

Sets the global slow-movement thresholds.

• orange: weight above this → light slowdown.

• red: weight above this → heavy slowdown.

• Notes: A player’s capacity bonus (see below) is added to both thresholds when applied to that player.

• Example: /weight thresholds 234 456

/weight maxbar <value>

Sets the max value used to compute HUD bar fill (visual scale).

• Does not change gameplay, only the bar percentage.

• Example: /weight maxbar 500

/weight item <item> <kg>

Overrides the per-item weight.

• item: a namespaced item id resolved by the game.

• kg: integer weight applied per single item in a stack.

• Examples:

  • /weight item minecraft:iron_block 7

  • /weight item minecraft:diamond_sword 3

/weight bonus <player> <kg>

Adds or removes a capacity bonus for one or more players.

• This value is added to both orange and red thresholds for those players.

• Can be negative (to make someone weaker).

• Examples:

  • /weight bonus Steve 50 (Steve can carry +50 kg before each threshold)

  • /weight bonus @a -30 (everyone loses 30 kg of capacity)

/weight multiplier <player> <mult>

Applies a personal weight multiplier to a player’s carried weight in server calculations.

• Range: 0.1 to 10.0 (configurable in command).

• Affects gameplay slowdowns, not the raw number shown in the client HUD (HUD shows raw kg of items).

• Examples:

  • /weight multiplier Steve 0.8 (Steve’s weight counts as 80% for slowdowns)

  • /weight multiplier @p 1.25

/weight show

Prints the global server settings (orange/red, maxBar, globalMult).

• Example: /weight show

/weight show <player>

Prints that player’s personal overrides and effective thresholds.

• Example: /weight show Steve

• Output includes: bonus kg, multiplier, and the player’s effective orange/red thresholds.

/weight reload

Reloads server_settings.json from disk and re-syncs clients.

• Example: /weight reload

Gameplay effect (current config)

• When a player’s (server-calculated) weight is > orange: a light slowdown is applied.

• When > red: a heavy slowdown is applied.

• (Internally: Slowness amplifier 1 for orange, 4 for red; refreshed continuously.)

Tips

• Use item overrides to finely tune heavy blocks/tools beyond the defaults.

• Prefer bonus for roleplay perks/gear (knapsacks, strength training).

• Use multiplier for “lightweight” traits or debuffs (ex: injuries).