The Update That Added Player Commands

GameServerApp Integration

Added GameServerApp integration as the frontend notification layer for player commands.
Moved command processing and reliability-critical functionality to the local cluster manager rather than depending on GameServerApp for backend execution.

Added a new layer of in-game player commands.
Added !maps support through GameServerApp.
Updated the player greeting to direct players toward available commands.
Removed redundant map-opening notifications previously sent by the cluster manager.
Shortened map startup broadcasts to messages such as:
- SERVER: Opening The Center.
Retained cluster-wide broadcasts so all connected players could see when a requested map opened.
Added support for the configured rotating-map identifiers.

Added !boon to display the currently active boon or boons.
Added !lvl to display the currently active dinosaur level configuration.
Connected information responses to character-specific GameServerApp notifications.
Added chat parsing for player command detection.
Integrated the existing information-hook mappings.

Added player teleport commands to teleport to terminals and transfer between servers without requiring Awesome Teleporters.
Added a five-minute teleport cooldown notification .
Added player feedback for rejected teleport attempts using notifications .
Added a 60-second teleport warning notification.
Added a final notification when teleportation occurred.

Added the following commands:

!red — teleported the player to the Red Obelisk.
!blue — teleported the player to the Blue Obelisk.
!green — teleported the player to the Green Obelisk.
Integrated the tested teleport destinations for supported maps.
Used the established absolute terminal and obelisk locations where required, each tested by hand, for every map.
Preserved the supplied reference configuration rather than modifying it directly.

Updated the server update watcher check for updates to the server every 10 minutes.

Fixed the Begin Maintenance workflow after it previously stopped all servers without completing the requested maintenance sequence.
Restored the intended maintenance behavior.
Kept server shutdown, startup, map loading, and cluster joining as separate operations rather than hiding failures behind combined wait periods.
Ensured the maintenance workflow could open the required server, load the correct map, and return it to the cluster.

Integrated the new Cluster Controller frontend, allowing for much easier maintenance, and hotfixes.
Expanded far beyond server start and stop controls.
Separately validated functionality that was not shared between servers.

Automated distribution of the Club Ark WebUI2 configuration to the rest of the cluster.
Removed the need to manually copy the Club Ark WebUI configuration after changes.
Ensured applicable servers received the current Club Ark WebUI2 version automatically.

Future updates will be focused on expanding the cluster using another computer.
This will allow for more maps to be open concurrently, and rollout is expected start in the coming days.
Planned changes are distributing maps for rotation, so that all maps have more uptime.
Dedicating another story map for 24/7 uptime.
Adding something special alongside PVP that is only opened via request.

Maintenance