Progress management

⚠️ Administrator only. Test support: these commands put an account in a chosen progression state without playing.

Progress grant command

• Type /. progress grant <path> <withBonus> [player], where <path> may be all.

Marks every level under the portal path (e.g. solo, solo.1, or a single level's path) as solved for the target player — or every level of the tree with all, which the completions offer first — yourself when [player] is omitted; an offline player works too. With <withBonus> set to true, every bonus of those levels is granted as well, so bonus-gated portals and the bonus filters see a complete run.

Granted victories count in the statistics, but they never carry a time, a record or a "first run" — no ranking is disturbed. The builder role follows the state: a grant that completes the target's solo chapters 1-4 (or duo chapters 1-2) promotes them on the spot (a standing sanction still refuses). Running the same grant again changes nothing.

Progress reset command

• Type /. progress reset <path> [player] [confirm], where <path> may be all.

The mirror of the grant: takes back the solved state — and the bonuses — of every level under the path for the target player, or of every level with all — which asks for confirm appended before it does anything, and only touches the levels that player had actually played. Statistics aggregates are recomputed, as /lasersenigma stats resetProgress does. It never demotes: a builder stays a builder (only a sanction takes the role away).

This is not the command that erases a player

/. progress reset keeps the player's achievements. It forgets that they solved those levels; it does not touch what they were awarded for doing so, nor their checkpoints, nor anything outside the portal tree. That is deliberate — "let me replay chapter 3" is a different wish from "start me over".

To…	Use
forget levels were solved, keeping achievements	/. progress reset <path|all> [player] [confirm]
erase everything a player has done, achievements included	/puzzle progress reset [player] [confirm]

You never need to run /. progress reset once per branch to start an account over — all does the whole tree, and /puzzle progress reset does more than the whole tree in one go.

ℹ️ The keyword is the word all, not *. Minecraft's own command parser rejects * in an unquoted argument, so a suggested * would be drawn as invalid before the server ever saw it. * is still accepted if you type it — it is simply not offered.