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Operator Commands

Q: What are operator commands?

A: This category includes commands which can only be run as a server operator (@). In multiplayer, set commands may also only be executed by operators.

Some operator commands may also be run in singleplayer.

Use chat commands like so: /<command> <argument(s)>. Some commands may not have arguments.
Example no-argument command: /specall
Example command with arguments: /fspec Fear

Other command types:

Q: Where can I see all the commands?

A: Here's a full list of commands only usable by room operators, including descriptions of what they do:

Commands in green may also be used in singleplayer.
Some of these commands may not work in certain versions of Toribash

Room control commands
  • COMMAND ARGS SHORTHAND DESC
    passwd [password|none] Adds or removes a password for the room. Users must use /password [password] to enter and chat. Running this command with no argument will clear the password entirely.
    setowner [password] Sets the ownerpass for the room. Use in conjunction with /owner [password].
    owner [password] If the password is correct, you will be given operator status by the server.
    reset rt Resets the game.
    loadmod [filename].tbm lm Loads the specified mod file (.tbm file). Automatically resets the game. Equivalent to calling /set mod [modname].tbm then /reset
    desc [text] Changes the description of the room as seen on the server list.
    motd [text] Changes the 'message of the day' of the room. This message will be displayed to people joining your room.
    maxclients [number] Sets the maximum number of users (clients) that can join your room.
    minbelt [qi] Sets the minimum number of games played (qi) a user must have to join your room.
    maxbelt [qi] Sets the maximum number of games played (qi) a user can have to join your room.
    queuejump [position] Users joining your room will be automatically nudged to the specified position in the queue.
    1. End of queue (default setting)
    2. Uke's position
    3. First position in queue
    4. Place new users into specified place. If the number is higher than the queue size, they will be added to the end of the queue.
    duel
    • [start][tc]
    • [stop|status|earnings]
    		 See dueling.
    lockdown [on|off]

    		 Imposes lockdown mode on the room. Users in spectator mode won't be able to join the bout queue by themselved. If a user reconnects, they will automatically join the bout queue as normal, however.
    knockout [on|off] Imposes knockout mode on the room. Users will be specced upon losing, and cannot re-enter until the tourney is over. Users joining the room will be automatically placed into spectator mode. The winner may automatically win a prize generated by the server in the case of autotourneys, or from another user's account in the case of /knockoutprize [tc]
    knockoutprize [tc] Winners of a knockout tourney hosted in the room will receive the specified amount of tc, from your own tc.
    hotseat [on|off]

    		 Imposes hotseat mode on the room. The player in Tori's position will always be in that position regardless of whether they win or lose their matches. As such, the player in Uke's position will be sent to the end of the queue regardless of whether they win or lose their match.
    status

    		Display the ip addresses of all users in the room.
    centerprint [message] cp Displays the specified message in the center of the screen for all users in the room.

User control commands
  • COMMAND ARGS SHORTHAND DESC
    operator [username] op Makes the specified user operator in the room.
    deoperator [username] deop Removes operator status from the specified user in the room.
    fenter [username] Moves the specified user from spectator mode into the bout queue.
    fspec [username] Moves the specified user from the bout queue into the spectator mode.
    fknock [username] Moves the specified user to the bottom of the bout queue (must already be in the bout queue).
    specall Moves all players in the room to spectator mode.
    scramble Randomizes the positions of all players in the bout queue.
    nudge [username][position] Nudges the specified user to the specified position in the queue. If the position is higher than the size of the queue, they will be nudged to the end of the queue. Cannot be used to nudge people into the position of Tori or Uke. Playes must be in the bout queue to be nudged.
    mute [username] Causes the specified user to be unable to chat. If the user reconnects, this effect will be removed.
    muteall Causes all users in the room to be muted. If a user reconnects, this effect will be removed from that user.
    unmuteall Causes all users in the room to be unmuted.
    kick [username] Causes the specified user to be disconnected from the room. Cannot kick ingame admins.
    ban
    • [list|clear]
    • [add|del][username|ip]
    		 Banned users cannot rejoin a room after being kicked or otherwise disconnecting (does not affect ingame admins).
    • list: lists all users on the room's banlist
    • clear: clears the entire banlist
    • add|del: adds/removes the specified user to/from the banlist.
    Ban a user's IP to prevent them from rejoining on an alternate account (find IPs with /status).

Betting control commands
  • COMMAND ARGS SHORTHAND DESC
    house [username] Makes the specified user server admin. This doesn't actually grant any special privileges, rather, the user will earn tc from certain other commands such as /maxrake. If no argument is given, this command will instead display the current server admin's username.
    house [username|none] Makes the specified user server admin. This doesn't actually grant any special privileges, rather, the user will earn tc from certain other commands such as /maxrake
    minbet [tc] Forces all bets to be at least the specified amount.
    betframes [frames] All bets must occur before the specified amount of frames have elapsed.
    maxrake [tc] Specifies the maximum amount of rake tc the server admin can earn from bets. Note that rake tc is calculated and you will not always earn this amount, it is just a maximum.
    cancelbets Cancels all active bets, returning all tc.
    tourneystats Displays info on house earnings and bet statistics.


Option Commands

Q: What are opt commands?

A: Opt is shorthand for 'option'. As such, the opt commands are simply a way of changing options through text commands rather than through a graphical interface (like a menu).

Use opt commands like so: /opt <command> <value>.
For example: /opt speedometer 1.

Q: What options can be changed this way?

A: There are a lot of options which can be changed through the use of opt commands. Almost anything which is controllable about the client on your computer can be changed via the use of these commands.

Here's the complete list of opt commands available to you (default values are the numbers proceeding the commands):

Some of these options may not work in certain versions of Toribash

Option commands
  • COMMANDARGSDEFAULTDESC
    altimeter[0|1]0Display the altimeter (current height + record height)
    speedometer[0|1]0Display the speedometer (current speed + record speed)
    hud[0|1]0Display additional HUD elements (scores, names, chat etc.)
    gui[0|1]1No effect
    score[0|1]1Display scores
    timer[0|1]1Display the timer
    chat[0|1]1Display the chat
    spectator[0|1]1Display spectating players
    debug[0|1]0Display debug information about joints and environment
    name[0|1]1Display names of current players
    emote[0|1]1Display emote messages
    shout[0|1]1Display shout messages
    button[0|1]1Not implemented
    text[0|1]1Display full user text (name + belt + rank etc.). Not to be confused with 'chat'.
    hint[0|1]1Show hints ('Press spacebar', etc.)
    feedback[0|1]1Show joint feedback ('Extending Left Hip' etc.)
    message[0|1]1Enable end-of-match message ('Tori won' etc.)
    info[0|1]1Not implemented
    cursor[0|1]1Not implemented
    uke[0|1]1Draw Uke (will be invisible if 0)
    tori[0|1]1Draw Tori (will be invisible if 0)
    tori[0|1]1Draw Tori (will be invisible if 0)
    blood[0|1]1Draw blood
    blood[0|1]1Draw blood
    sound[0|1]1Not implemented
    mousebuttons[1|2|other]11 = click can scroll all joint modes
    2 = click can only scroll hold/lax modes
    other values = click can only scroll extend/contract modes
    backgroundclick[0|1]0Allows clicking empty space to un-focus from a specific player
    rumble[0|1]0Not implemented
    smartcam[0|1]0Not implemented
    width[0-unbounded]960Sets the width of the client (in pixels)
    height[0-unbounded]540Sets the height of the client (in pixels)
    antialiasing[0|1]1Enables anti-aliasing
    benchmark[0|1]0Enables benchmarking
    fullscreen[0|1]0Enables fullscreen mode
    autosave[0|1]0When on, all games viewed will automatically have their replay saved
    rememberrules[0|1]0When on, current game rules will be remembered for next time you load up the client
    autoupdate[0|1]1When on, player data will be updated on the fly
    bruise[0|1]1Enable bruising on joints (redness when taking damage)
    motionblur[0|1]0Not implemented. Enables motion blur
    bloodstains[0|1]1Draw blood stains on the floor (requires shaders)
    exhibition[0|1]1Not implemented.
    reflection[0|1]1Draw reflections (requires shaders)
    smoothcam[0|1]1Not implemented.
    framerate[30|other]30Changes framerate cap to either 30 or 60 (other values will be accepted, however all values except 30 will snap to 60).
    fixedframerate[0|1]1Allows for as many frames per second as your environment will allow for.
    avatar[0|1]1Display head avatars beneath user info
    fluid[0|1]1Activate fluid blood
    softshadow[0|1]1Draw soft shadows
    ambientocclusion[0|1]1Enable ambient occlusion
    bumpmapping[0|1]1Enable bumpmapped textures
    depthoffield[0|1]0Not implemented. Enables depth of field
    anaglyphic[0|1]0Not implemented. Enables anaglyphic mode
    shaders[0|1]1Enables shaders (required for some other options to work)
    noreload[0|1]0Not implemented.
    equipment[0|1]0Not implemented.
    money[0|1]1Display toricredits
    turnalert[0|1]1When on, will cause the client to issue an alert when it is the players turn
    beginner[0|1]0Not implemented.
    animatedhead[0|1]0Not implemented.
    floortexture[0|1]1Draw floor texture items
    particles[0|1]1Draw flame particles
    trails[0|1]1Draw trail items
    keyframes[0|1]0Enables keyframed camera movement in replays
    ghostcache[0|1]1
    chatcache[1|3|???]3
    raytracing[0|1]1Enables raytracing (requires shaders)

Set Commands

Q: What are set commands?

A: This category includes ones which will effect the game environment. In multiplayer, only operators (@) may use set commands.

Use set commands like so: /set <field> <argument(s)>.
Example command: /set desc Hi!

All set commands require a match reset to take effect.

Other command types:

Q: Where can I see all the commands?

A: Here's a full list of commands only usable by room operators, including descriptions of what they do:

Some of these commands may not work in certain versions of Toribash

Set commands
  • FIELDSHORTHANDARGSDESC
    Lists out the current mod and gamerules. Changes made by other set commands which are pending a match reset are displayed in red, in the form old_value -> new_value
    modmo[filename].tbmChanges the current mod to the mod specified (.tbm file).
    matchframesmf[frames]Changes the current matchframes to the specified amount.
    turnframestf[frames]Changes the current turnframes to the specified amount.
    flagsfl[flagID]Sets the specified flag. Flags dictate basic game mechanics.
    Flag attributes 
    • Flag | Settings (1 - on; 0 - off)
|  DQ  |  DM  | Frac | Grip   
1   |  1   |  0   |  0   |  1   |
2   |  0   |  1   |  0   |  1   |
3   |  1   |  1   |  0   |  1   |
4   |  0   |  0   |  0   |  0   |
5   |  1   |  0   |  0   |  0   |
6   |  0   |  1   |  0   |  0   |
7   |  1   |  1   |  0   |  0   |
8   |  0   |  0   |  1   |  1   |
9   |  1   |  0   |  1   |  1   |
10  |  0   |  1   |  1   |  1   |
11  |  1   |  1   |  1   |  1   |
12  |  0   |  0   |  1   |  0   |
13  |  1   |  0   |  1   |  0   |
14  |  0   |  1   |  1   |  0   |
15  |  1   |  1   |  1   |  0   |
16  |  0   |  0   |  0   |  1   |
    dismembermentdi[0|1]Enables/disables dismemberment.
    fracturefr[0|1]Enables/disables fracture.
    disqualificationdq[0|1]Enables/disables disqualification. See /set dqflag [flagID], /set dqtimer [frames] and /set sumo [0|1] for more details.
    dqtimer[frames]Instead of disqualifying instantly, disqualification occurs only after the specified frames have elapsed. The player must have been under disqualifcation conditions for the entire duration. Example: player's elbow is touching the floor for more than the specified amount of frames -> player is disqualified.
    dqflagdqf[flagID]
    DQFlag attributes 
    • Dq | Dqflag|                         Result                                                 
1 |   0   | Dqtimeout works inside and outside dojo
1 |   1   | Dqtimeout works inside the dojo; outside it the disqualification is instant
0 |   0   | No dq inside the dojo; timed dq outside (dqtimeout works)
0 |   1   | No dq inside the dojo; instant disqualification outside
    dismemberthresholddt[value]Sets the dismember threshold.
    fracturethresholdft[value]Sets the fracture threshold.
    pointthresholdpt[value]Sets the point threshold.
    dojotypedj[0|1]
    1. Square
    2. Circular
    dojosizeds[value]Sets the size of the dojo. For the circle dojo, this value is the radius of the circle. For the square dojo, it is the side-length of the square.
    engagedistanceed[value]Sets the starting distance between Tori and Uke.
    engageheighteh[value]Sets the starting altitude for Tori and Uke.
    engagerotationer[value]Sets the starting rotation (in degrees) for Tori and Uke.
    engagespacees[value]No effect. Used to set the distance between players laterally in 3 and 4 player matches.
    engageplayerpospp[x][y][z][x][y][z]No effect. Presumably used to set the positions of Tori (first x,y,z coords) and Uke (second x,y,z coords).
    engageplayerrotpp[x][y][z][x][y][z]No effect. Presumably used to set the rotations of Tori (first x,y,z coords) and Uke (second x,y,z coords).
    damageda[flagID]
    DamageFlag attributes 
    • Flag |                            Result                                                               
0  | You achieve points for hitting your opponent.
1  | You achieve points for hitting your opponent; your opponent gets points when you hit yourself.
2  | Your opponent gets points when you hit yourself.
    gravitygr[x][y][z]Set the global gravity vector (strength of gravity in the x, y, and z directions).
    sumosu[0|1]

    Sets the sumo gamerule.

    1. Wrists and ankles can cause disqualification.
    2. Wrists and ankles are exempt from disqualification
    reactiontimert[seconds]Changes the current reactiontime (time given for players to make their moves) to the specified amount.
    drawwinnerdw[0|1|2]

    Decides the winner if a draw occurs

    1. Draw is a draw - rematch occurs.
    2. Drawing gives Tori a win
    3. Drawing gives Uke a win
    maxcontactsmac[0-128]The amount of contacts that the physics engine will handle at a time. Since such contacts include players contacting eachother as well as the floor, a low value can result in the physics engine not registering a player's contact with the floor which otherwise might have disqualified them.


Standard Commands

Q: What are standard commands?

A: This category includes commands which can generally be used in any scenario and will only affect you.

Use chat commands like so: /<command> <argument(s)>. Some commands may not have arguments.
Example no-argument command: /quit
Example command with arguments: /join myroom

Other command types:



Q: Where can I see all the commands?

A: While ingame, you can bring up a full list of all commands using the /fh command. Here's a more descriptive list of those commands:

Some of these commands may not work in certain versions of Toribash

Common commands
  • COMMANDARGSSHORTHANDDESC
    join[roomname]joJoins you to the room with the specified name. If no room of this name exists, it will be created for you and you will be opped.
    reconnect-recReconnects your client to the last room you were in. If you are already in a room, you will first be disconnected.
    spec-spMoves you from the bout queue (people in queue to play) to spectators.
    enter-enMoves you from the spectators into the bout queue (people in queue to play)
    bet[tc][username]Places a bet on the specified user (user must be currently playing). The amount betted must be above the room's minbet value, and the bet must be placed within the betframes.
    autobet[tori|uke|off][tc]Causes your client to automatically bet the specified tc amount on either Tori or Uke at the start of each match.
    chatlines[number]chlSets the number of displayed chat lines to the specified number (max 18). You can also use the ` (backtick) key to set this immediately to 18.
    pass[password]pwAllows you to play and chat in a password protected room
    emote[message]emWhen playing, will display the specified message above your tori's head
    shout[message]shCauses the specified message to appear at your camera's location
    whisper[username][message]whOpens a new chat window that only you and the specified user will be able to see.
    The message argument is optional.
    hush-Disables whispers.
    login[username][password]loLogs you into the account specified. Must be spectating in multiplayer for this command to work.
    rememberme-rmCauses the client to remember your details and keep you logged in even if you close and reopen it.
    forgetme-fmCauses the client to forget your details after you close it.
    search[string]saSearches names of all online players to find matches with the specified string.

    For example, 'fe' would list all players who's tag+name contain the letters 'fe' in that combination. Use refresh before searching for more accurate results.
    refresh-rfSyncs local cache of rooms and online players with those actually online.
    stats[username]Displays the specified user's stats:
    • Join Date
    • Belt
    • Games played + win ratio
    • Current wins/losses in room
    • Global rank
    quit-quExits the client.

Additional commands
  • COMMANDARGSSHORTHANDDESC
    rulesDisplay the rules of the room:
    • Tourney prize (for autotourneys)
    • Minimum bet
    • Maximum bet rake
    • Entry fee
    • Afk penalty (tc lost for afking)
    • Decap prize
    • Dismemberment prize
    • Whether matches affect your rank
    historyhiDisplays your entire chat log, including commands (inc. past sessions).
    refreshtorishoprtsUpdates local cache of torishop to live version.
    connect[address:port]coJoins you to the room with the specified addess:port. Must be an existing room. Useful for reconnecting to ghosted servers.
    listliLists all current rooms. Works best if used after /rf.
    download[username]dlDownloads the specified user's customs to your pc, allowing you to view their current items properly.
    loadplayer[username][0|1]lpLoads the specified player's customs onto either Tori or Uke:
    1. Tori
    2. Uke
    loadgui[username]lgLoads the specified player's GUI customs to your client.
    addbuddy[username]abAdds the specified user to your buddies list.
    removebuddy[username]rbRemoves the specified user from your buddies list.
    listbuddylbLists all your current buddies.
    closetabctCloses the current chat tab.
    addtab[name]atNot working correctly. Opens a new chat tab.
    option[key [arg(s)]]optSets/gets the specified key's values. See the full list and details.
    zoomplayer[0|1]zpZooms the camera to the specified player.
    1. Tori
    2. Uke
    smoothcamera[0|1]smcNo effect.
    smartcamera[0|1]scNo effect.
    exportworld[filename].tbmewExports the current mod's world objects into a new mod file (.tbm file).
    exportrules[filename].tbmewExports the current mod's rules into a new mod file (.tbm file).
    resolution[width][height]reSets the game window's width and height (in pixels).
    anaglyphic[0|1]anNo effect. Would enable anaglyphic mode in versions such as 3.69
    depthoffield[0|1]dofNo effect. Would presumably enable depth of field.
    worldshader[id][x][y][z][w]wsChanges the values of the field specified by [id] to the specified values. See shaders.
    loadworldshader[filename].inclwsImports the specified shader into a the client.
    exportworldshader[filename].incewsExports the current shader into a new shader file (.inc file).
    loadreplay[filename].rpllrLoads the specified replay file (.rpl file). If you are in multiplayer, you will be disconnected.
    savereplay[filename].rplsrSavess the current replay as a new replay file (.rpl file).
    loadflame[0|1][id1][id2][id3][id4]lfLoads the flames with the specified ids, and places them on Tori or Uke:
    1. Tori
    2. Uke
    cacheflamescfDownloads all existing flames to local flame cache.
    altimeter[0|1]amDisplays the altimeter (current altitude + record altitude).
    damagemeter[0|1]dmCrashes the game. Displays the damagemeter (current damage + record damage).
    speedometer[0|1]smDisplays the speedometer (current speed + record speed).
    scoringmeter[0|1]scmNo effect.
    benchmark[0|1]bmEnables benchmarking
    invokecrashNo effect.
    clearbloodcbClears all blood.
    lobby[help|scan|use|list]lob
    • Help: shows other commands.
    • Scan: crashes the game
    • Use: unknown effect
    • List: lists current lobbies
    gameserver[help|scan|use|list]gs
    • Help: shows other commands.
    • Scan: unknown effect
    • Use: unknown effect
    • List: lists current gameservers
    steam[help|print|purchase [itemid]]st
    • Help: shows other commands.
    • Print: displays your steamId and username
    • Purchase: Allows you to purchase the specified item through steam. Item must have a USD pricetag.
    loadscript[filename].lualsLoads the specified LUA script (.LUA file).
    loadmod[filename].tbmlsLoads the specified toribash mod file (.tbm file).
    removehooks[hookId]rhUnknown effect. Likely related to scripts.
    matchmake[help | [pause|continue|disconnect] | [[grappling|striking|kicking|all][ranked|unranked][pause|continue|disconnect]]]maSee matchmaking.
    music[help|status|queue|list [username]|normal|repeat|random|play [[filename].ogg|[filepath]]|volume|start|stop|pause|resume|next|previous]msSee music.

Version History

Q: Where can I find downloads for all previous versions of Toribash?

A: The following is a list of all available previous versions of Toribash. If a version is missing, its because nobody can find it or it no longer exists.

Versions prior to 3.94 connected to old servers which no longer exist. As such, they cannot be used in multiplayer.

List of versions