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Admin Configuration Commands Guide

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Applicable Versions: MCA: Romantic Expansion 1.0.5+ (Minecraft 1.20.1 / 1.21.1)


Overview

This guide covers all administrator and player configuration commands available in MCA: Romantic Expansion. These commands allow server operators to manage marriage rules, pregnancy states, and update notification preferences.


Part 1: Marriage Configuration Command

The /marriageconfig command allows server administrators to control marriage settings, including same-gender marriage support.

Command Syntax

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/marriageconfig allowSameGender <true|false> [player]

Parameters

Parameter | Description -- | -- allowSameGender | Enables or disables same-gender marriage | true = allow same-gender, false = disallow [player] | (Optional) Apply setting to a specific player only

FAQ

Q: Is same-gender marriage enabled by default?
A: No. Only opposite-gender marriage is allowed by default. Server admins must use /marriageconfig allowSameGender true to enable it.

Q: Can I configure marriage rules per player?
A: Yes. The /marriageconfig command supports a [player] parameter to override global settings for specific players.

Q: Can a player check their own pregnancy status without OP?
A: Yes. Any player can use /pregnancy status to check their own pregnancy state.

Q: I disabled update notifications but I'm still seeing the message. Why?
A: Check that you used /mcaupdate notify false. The setting takes effect immediately for future logins.

Q: Does disabling update notifications stop the update check entirely?
A: For your login, yes — the auto-check thread does not start for you. However, the manual /mcaupdate check command always works.

Q: Where is my update notification preference stored?
A: On the server in config/mcaromanticexpansion-update.properties. It's not client-side, so your preference follows you across any server that has this mod installed.

Q: Do these commands work in both single-player and multiplayer?
A: Yes. All commands work in both environments. In single-player, you are effectively the operator.


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