Server commands
Eranio Published on: 14. October 2026
StreamBridge (Minecraft): Server Commands
You manage these commands directly in-game or through the server console.
/streambridge (short form: /sb)
Manages the plugin's status. Permission: streambridge.admin (default: OP).
| Subcommand | Syntax | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Status | /streambridge status |
Shows the connection status to the panel (connected/not connected), the current error (if any), and whether interventions are active or paused |
| Pause | /streambridge pause |
Pauses all incoming actions from the panel. Viewers can no longer trigger anything |
| Resume | /streambridge resume |
Re-enables interventions |
| Reload | /streambridge reload |
Reloads config.yml |
| Timer | /streambridge timer <player> <seconds> <text> |
Starts a manual timer for a player, e.g. /streambridge timer Steve 60 Event_Name. Seconds: max 3600. Text: max 40 characters |
/live
Shows an overview of currently active streams.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Syntax | /live |
| Permission | none, available to all players |
| Effect | Lists in chat which streamer is live on which platform, since when, and with how many viewers, including clickable links to the stream |
FAQ
Why can't I use /streambridge?
You need the streambridge.admin permission, which by default only operators (OP) have.
What's the timer command for? To manually start a countdown with your own text for a player, for example for a self-announced event, independent of the panel's actions.
Can viewers see /live too?
The command has no permission restriction of its own, any player with access to server chat can use it.