Commands

All commands are subcommands of /simtale.

Flag syntax

Hytale commands take named flags (--name=value), not positional arguments, and the parser rejects decimal points.

Spawning and cleanup

Command	What it does
/simtale spawn <type>	Spawns an NPC. Types: HUMAN_MALE, HUMAN_FEMALE, CHILD_MALE, CHILD_FEMALE
/simtale forcespawn	Spawns through the automatic path — the one that normally runs on its own
/simtale clearall	Removes every SimTale NPC
/simtale tpall	Teleports every NPC to you
/simtale forget	Releases entities adopted by mistake (cows, mobs) and deletes their records

Inspection

Command	What it does
/simtale debug	Turns debug logging on/off (on / off)
/simtale debugbeds	Screen listing registered beds, owners, teleport and unclaim
/simtale debugchests	Screen listing registered chests, their house and their contents
/simtale debugnear	Dumps nearby blocks and entities
/simtale village	Lists the villages derived from the houses: centre, radius, house count, and whether you are inside
/simtale graveyard	Screen listing every NPC the Reaper collected, with a revive button each
/simtale npcstate	State of the nearest NPC: role, animation, movement, needs, search cooldowns and the world clock
/simtale search	Finds NPCs
/simtale housecheck	Validates the house you are aiming at, and reports what is missing
/simtale chestcheck	Describes the nearest chest
/simtale camdebug	Camera debugging

Prefer debugchests over chestcheck

chestcheck only describes the nearest chest, so it cannot tell "nothing is registered" apart from "nothing registered near where I am standing". That ambiguity cost real debugging time.

These screens no longer rescan

debugbeds and debugchests used to sweep a 32-block radius before opening — around 139 thousand block reads, which is why they took seconds to appear. That sweep was covering for furniture not being registered on placement; with the placement event fixed, the registries are already current. Use /simtale rescan for worlds built before that fix.

Forcing routines

Command	What it does
/simtale forcesleep	Forces the nearest NPC to sleep or wake
/simtale forceeat	Zeroes hunger and sends the NPC to a chest
/simtale forcework	Forces the nearest NPC to do its job
/simtale forceplant	Gives seeds to a farmer and sends her to plant
/simtale unstick	Frees stuck NPCs and the player
/simtale toggleai	Enables/disables the routine AI

Family

Command	What it does
/simtale marry	Forces marriage with the nearest NPC
/simtale forcepreg	Forces pregnancy
/simtale forcebirth	Forces birth
/simtale pregnancy	Opens the gestation panel
/simtale setstage <stage>	Sets a child's growth stage: BABY, TODDLER, CHILD, TEEN, ADULT
/simtale growbaby	Skips the newborn wait on the Baby item in your hand, so it can be placed

setstage only sees born children

It iterates children created through the pregnancy system. An adult NPC spawned by hand never appears there, and neither does anything if birth failed.

It also only sees children that already exist as entities. A newborn is an item in your inventory, not a body in the world, so setstage cannot reach it — that is what growbaby is for. Take no argument: it advances the held baby to the first stage that can be put down. Once it is on the ground, setstage takes over.

State

Command	What it does
/simtale setmood <mood> [0-100]	Sets mood. Intensity is an integer percentage
/simtale setgender	Sets gender
/simtale interact	Opens the interaction panel

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Verified against the 28 subcommands registered in SimTaleCommand.java.