Commands and Settings (FAQ)

Short answers about DonutSMP commands as of November 2026: the command list, settings, blocking players, homes, /tpa, /rtp, /bounty, /api, /pay, /sell, /orders, /ah, /worth, balance and reporting.

Is there a DonutSMP commands list?

The most complete public list is on the fan-run Donutpedia wiki. Its command list was built on June 3, 2026 [1]. It still includes commands that the June 2026 update removed [1][2]: /billford, /fly, /hide, /sellmulti, /spectate, /team, /warp and /world [2]. A Minecraft Forum article on the update says /shop was removed too [3]. See also Gameplay features.

How do I open settings on DonutSMP?

Type /settings to open the Settings menu [1]. Since the June 2026 update, the social settings can limit requests and messages to your friends or to players you follow [2]. According to Donutpedia, Donut+ subscribers can turn on instant Auction House purchases in the settings menu [4].

How do I stop a player from messaging me? (/block, /ignore)

According to Donutpedia, /block <player> stops you receiving messages, teleport requests and duel requests from that player. It also lists /ignore <player> [1]. /unblock <player> removes a block made with /block or /ignore, and Donutpedia also lists /unignore [1].

How do homes work? (/sethome, /home, /delhome)

  • /sethome creates a home where you are standing [1].
  • /home <id> teleports you to a home. With no id, it opens a list of your homes. Donutpedia also lists /homes [1].
  • /delhome <id> deletes a home. The id can be a word or a number [1].

According to the fan-run donutsmp.wiki, the character limit for home names was raised on June 18, 2026 [5].

How many homes can I set?

Donutpedia gives 2 homes as the default for players without Donut+ [4]. According to the fan-run Fandom wiki, the June 2026 update raised this to 3 for players without Donut+ [6]. Donutpedia says Donut+ gives 5 homes, and that after the subscription ends the extra homes can still be used but not changed [4]. Donut+ benefits changed in the June 2026 update, so check your current limit in game [2].

How do I teleport to a friend? (/tpa)

According to Donutpedia [1]:

CommandWhat it does
/tpa <player>Ask to teleport to a player (Donutpedia also lists /teleport and /tp)
/tpahere <player>Ask a player to teleport to you (also listed: /tphere)
/tpaccept [player]Accept the newest request, or the one from a specific player
/tpadeny [player]Deny the newest request, or the one from a specific player
/tpacancel [player]Cancel your last pending request, or the one to a specific player
/tpautoTurn automatic acceptance of teleport requests on or off

The fan-run donutsmp.wiki advises accepting requests only from players you recognize, because a request can move you away from a safe spot [7]. See also PvP, bases and raiding.

How does /rtp work?

/rtp teleports you to a random place on the map [1]. Since the June 2026 update, random teleports happen instantly, with a 15-second cooldown [2][3]. According to the fan-run donutsmp.wiki, the old RTP menu was removed on June 15, 2026 [8]. Donutpedia lists a shorter /rtp cooldown as a Donut+ perk [4].

Is AFK removed?

Yes. The June 2026 update removed the AFK lobby and the AFK servers [2][3], and AFK time no longer earns shards [2][3].

How does /bounty work?

/bounty <player> shows how much money is on a player's bounty. With no player, it shows the bounty leaderboard [1]. /bounty add <player> <amount> adds money to a player's bounty from your own balance [1]. Bounties are not taxed [9].

How do I get a DonutSMP API key? (/api)

Run /api in game to create your API key [10]. /api revoke revokes it [1]. Requests to the official API send the key as Authorization: Bearer <key>, and the limit is 250 requests per minute per key [10]. The API covers auction house listings and transactions, leaderboards, player lookups and player stats [10].

How do I pay someone? (/pay)

Use /pay <player> <amount>. The amount cannot be more than your balance [1]. Since November 11, 2026, /pay has a 2% tax that the sender pays on top, so the other player gets exactly the amount you typed [9]. See Economy.

How does /sell work?

/sell opens a chest you drag items into. When you close it, the items are sold at base price [1]. According to the fan-run donutsmp.wiki, /sell also checks matching active orders, and if the best matching order pays more than the /sell value, the items go into that order instead [11]. Selling into orders this way is not taxed for the seller [9]. /sellhistory shows what you sold with /sell [1].

How do buy orders work? (/orders)

/orders opens the Orders menu and /order <search> searches it for an item [12][1]. In a buy order, a player offers money for a set item and amount [12]. Another player can fill an order before you do, so check that it is still open before you supply items [12]. The player who places an order pays the 2% tax up front, and cancelling the order refunds it [9]. DonutOrders, an unofficial site, shows live prices from the in-game /orders [13].

How do I use the auction house? (/ah)

/ah opens the Auction House and /ah <search> searches it [14]. To list an item, hold it and type /ah sell <price> [14]. Donutpedia lists the same commands as /auction and /auction sell [1]. On /ah, the buyer pays the 2% tax, which is already included in the price shown, and the seller gets the full listing price [9]. According to the Fandom wiki, players without Donut+ have had 18 Auction House and Orders slots, instead of 25, since the June 2026 update [6].

How do I check what an item is worth?

/worth <item> shows an item's base price, which is what /sell pays [1]. With no item, it opens a menu of all items [1]. For live order prices, see DonutOrders, for example elytra or netherite ingots [13].

How do I check my balance and shards?

/bal [player] shows your balance or someone else's, and /baltop opens the money leaderboard [1]. /shards [player] shows a shard count [1]. /stats [player] lists a player's stats and /leaderboard lists all leaderboards [1].

How do I report a player or a bug?

According to Donutpedia, the in-game /report command only worked during duels, and other reports go through DonutSMP's Discord [1]. Duels were removed in June 2026 [2]. Support tickets are handled at support.donutsmp.net, where you link your account by running /link <code> in game [15]. The rules require players to report bugs, glitches and staff issues [16]. /whereami gives a code to include in bug reports [1]. See Community and FAQ.

Can I use a macro for /sell or /orders?

No. The rules ban macros or scripts that influence the economy, farming or PvP. They also ban auto-clickers and using macros in spawners [16]. See Rules.

What other useful commands are there?

According to Donutpedia, /help opens a help menu, /rules shows the rules, /discord links the Discord, /ping [player] shows latency, /findplayer <player> shows which dimension a player is in, and /friend manages friends [1].

Sources

  1. Commands - Donutpedia (fan-run wiki) - donutsmp-wiki.pages.dev
  2. Shop removal update - Donutpedia source (GitHub) - github.com
  3. DonutSMP Economy After the June Update - Minecraft Forum - minecraftforum.net
  4. Donut+ - Donutpedia (fan-run wiki) - donutsmp-wiki.pages.dev
  5. Home Commands - donutsmp.wiki (fan-run) - donutsmp.wiki
  6. June 2nd update - DonutSMP Wiki (Fandom) - donutsmp.fandom.com
  7. TPA Commands - donutsmp.wiki (fan-run) - donutsmp.wiki
  8. Random Teleportation - donutsmp.wiki (fan-run) - donutsmp.wiki
  9. DonutSMP 2% tax - in-game tests (donutorders.com) - donutorders.com
  10. DonutSMP Public API documentation (official) - api.donutsmp.net
  11. Selling Commands - donutsmp.wiki (fan-run) - donutsmp.wiki
  12. Order Commands - donutsmp.wiki (fan-run) - donutsmp.wiki
  13. DonutOrders - live /orders prices (unofficial) - donutorders.com
  14. Auction House Commands - donutsmp.wiki (fan-run) - donutsmp.wiki
  15. DonutSMP Support (official) - support.donutsmp.net
  16. DonutSMP Rules (official) - rules.donutsmp.net

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