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Overview

The /exit command allows you to quickly leave the current world and return to the main menu without manually using the in-game exit button.

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Syntax

/exit
This command takes no arguments.

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Description

When executed, the /exit command sends a QuitToExit packet to the game client, which triggers the same action as clicking the exit button in-game. This immediately disconnects you from the current world and returns you to the main menu.

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Use Cases

Quick Exit

Instantly leave a world without navigating menus

Script Automation

Exit worlds programmatically in automated workflows

Emergency Disconnect

Quickly leave dangerous or unwanted situations

World Testing

Rapidly exit during world development and testing

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Examples

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Basic Usage

/exit
Immediately exits the current world and returns to the main menu.

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Scripted Exit

You can also trigger the exit action from Lua scripts: 
-- Exit world after completing a task
event.on("server:OnConsoleMessage", function(ctx)
    local pkt = ctx:parse()
    if pkt.msg:find("Task completed") then
        -- Send exit packet
        local exit_pkt = QuitToExit.new()
        send.to_client(exit_pkt)
    end
end)

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Implementation Details

The command is implemented in /home/daytona/workspace/source/src/command/commands/exit_command.hpp:7-18. 
class ExitCommand final : public ICommand {
public:
    [[nodiscard]] std::string_view name() const override { return "exit"; }
    [[nodiscard]] std::string description() const override { 
        return "Exit the current world."; 
    }

    Result execute(const Context& ctx) override {
        packet::message::QuitToExit pkt{};
        packet::PacketHelper::write(pkt, ctx.client);
        return Result::Success;
    }
};
The command creates a QuitToExit packet and sends it to the client, which triggers the exit action.

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Behavior

  • Result: Always returns Success
  • Side effects: Disconnects from current world, returns to main menu
  • Network: Sends packet to client only (not to server)

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