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Commands and Permissions

/advancedmodels - Main Command

Command
Description
Permission

/am list [page]

List all models

advancedmodels.command.list

/am spawn <model> [params]

Spawn a model at your location

advancedmodels.command.spawn

/am give <player> <model> <amount> [params]

Give player a model item

advancedmodels.command.give

/am menu

Open the models menu

advancedmodels.command.menu

/am reload

Reload all configuration and models

advancedmodels.command.reload

/am info <model>

Get information about a model

advancedmodels.command.info

Give Models With Colors

To give models with customised parameters, you will need to use /am give command and define parameters.

To figure out what customisable parameters model has, use /am info <model> command. In our example, we can see the allowed values:

We can see model has one parameter, called bedColor, and all the possible colors are allowed. Let's use LIME. In our case, the give command would look like this:

/am give Player bed 1 bedColor:LIME and that's it!

If we did not specifiy any parameters, it would default to what is set as a default value for model. In this case it would be RED.

Multiple parameters

If our model has multiple parameters, we format our command like this:

/am give Player bed 1 bedColor:ORANGE,bedWood:OAK

Each parameter:value is separated by a comma. Make sure there are no spaces - this is important.