mcsudo

The mcsudo mod brings familiar Linux operating system commands to Minecraft, allowing players to use terminal tools directly in the game.

Main Features

The mod adds several popular Linux commands, including sudo, echo, cat, and export. Some Linux mechanisms are also implemented, such as the home folder and the .bashrc configuration file.

Working with Commands

Parameters and Variables

Many commands support parameters specified using the _ symbol. Working with variables in the ${variable_name} format is also available. The export command is used to set variables.

Dynamic Variables

These variables are automatically updated with each execution:

• home - current user's home folder
• uuid - user's unique identifier
• player - current player's name
• exp - user's experience amount
• level - user's level
• health - current health
• max_health - maximum health
• world - current world name
• location - current coordinates (x.y.z format)
• server - server name
• motd - server's message of the day
• time - current time (Unix timestamp)

Command List

echo

/echo <content> # Outputs text

cat

/cat <file_path> # Shows file content

write

/write <file_path> <content> # Writes to file, overwriting previous content

export

/export <variablename> <value> # Sets variable
/export public<variable_name> <value> # Sets public variable (requires sudo permissions)

apt

Allows installing mods directly from Modrinth.

/apt install <slug> <version> # Install module
/apt search <slug> # Search module

bash

Executes system bash commands (Linux only).

/bash <command>

WARNING: THIS COMMAND IS DANGEROUS. MAY DAMAGE YOUR SYSTEM.

neofetch

Classic command for displaying system information.

Special Files

.bashrc

This file automatically executes commands when a player joins the server. Commands are separated by semicolons ; and don't require the / symbol at the beginning.

The file is located at home/<player_name>/.bashrc. Players can edit it without sudo permissions.