Sit and Crawl
Optional player poses with movement, damage and timeout cleanup.
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Use /sit to mount a temporary invisible seat, /crawl to use the swimming posture on land, and /stand to stop.
Dismounting or moving ends sitting. Damage, permission loss, a dimension change or the configured time limit ends any active pose. Crawling allows movement; if there is not enough room to stand, cleanup retries until there is space.
Owners can independently disable sitting and crawling and set its maximum duration. This release provides pose commands, not automatic chair interactions. Visual behavior still depends on the connected client version.
Read the Sit and Crawl setup guide for practical examples, checks and current limits.
What it does
- Configurable sitting and crawling availability and 10..3600 second duration.
- Permission controls and bounded active-player tracking.
- Temporary seats are protected from equipment interactions and removed on dismount, logout and unload.
Commands
Type these in the game chat. Operators are the players you made an operator on the Players tab.
| Command | What it does | Who can use it |
|---|---|---|
/sit | /crawl | /stand | Change or clear your pose. | Everyone |
/sit reload | Reload pose settings. | Operators |
/sit config | /sit set <setting> <value> | List settings or save a validated change immediately. Use on/off for switches. | Operators |
Details
| Version | 0.1.0 (2026-11-04) |
| Works with | Butternut, the engine JetRift runs |
| Made by | JetRift |
| Cost | Free |
| Notes | First bounded release. See the documented feature limits. |
Adding it to a server needs a restart. Disable it from the server's Plugins tab and the plugin's files are removed at the next restart; its settings stay, so turning it on again picks up where you left off.
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