/map sequence

Admin Command

This command requires administrator permissions.

Set a custom pick/ban sequence, view the current one, or clear it.

Usage

/map sequence (sequence) (preset) (clear)

Arguments

• sequence: (Optional) Token = [target-]action[xN][@actor][:method], or action=value; e.g. "ban pick:random auto".
• preset: (Optional) A ready-made sequence shape.
      Options: Default, Bo3 Veto, Per-game Cycle
• clear: (Optional) Reset to the default flow.

Details

Configures the ordered pick/ban sequence used at match setup, replacing the fixed bans-then-picks flow. The sequence is a space-separated list of tokens of the form [target-]action[xN][@actor][:method]: action is ban, pick, auto (fill remaining game slots from what is left), or mode (a game mode selection step that scopes later map steps to that mode's maps); target defaults to map (use hero-ban for hero bans); xN repeats the step N times; @actor is @all, @alt (teams alternate), or @teamN for a specific team, defaulting to @alt for bans and picks and @all for mode. :method sets how a pick, mode or auto step is decided - :vote (players vote), :random, :frequency (least recently played), or :order (pool order, and for modes the /gamemode order list); it is not allowed on ban or hero steps, and any actor is dropped for a non-vote method because nobody is being asked. For a fixed choice write action=value instead: mode=Control, or pick="Kings Row" - quote values with spaces, and use "Mode/Map Name" when the same map name exists under more than one mode. Omitting :method keeps the legacy behavior, which falls back to /map selection and /gamemode selection. A leading pergame keyword repeats the sequence for each game in the series (runs N times in a Best of N). For example "ban ban pick pick ban ban auto" is a Bo3 veto ending in a decider, and "pergame mode:random banx2 pick" randomizes the mode then runs two bans and a map pick for every game. Run without arguments to open a step-by-step wizard that builds the sequence one dropdown at a time (starting from the current one), so nobody has to write the tokens by hand; pass clear (or "default") to restore the standard flow driven by /map bans and /map selection.

Required Permissions

Permission Required

This command requires either:

• A configured NeatQueue Staff Role
• Manage Channels permission