> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://unbox-1.gitbook.io/unbox/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://unbox-1.gitbook.io/unbox/commands-and-permissions.md).

# Commands and permissions

#### `/unbox givepack <player> <packId> <count>`

* **Permission:** `unbox.admin`
* **Description:** Gives a player one or more booster packs directly into their inventory.
* **Parameters:**

  * `<player>` — The exact username of the player to receive the booster.
  * `<packId>` — The ID of the booster pack (taken from the `.yml` filename or `id` inside the pack).
  * `<count>` — How many boosters to give (default is `1` if not provided).<br>

#### `/unbox rates <packId> <pokemon>`

* **Permission:** `unbox.rates`
* **Description:** Displays the **raw configured chance** value of a Pokémon in the pack (exactly as written in the config, without calculations). Useful for admins editing configs.
* **Parameters:**
  * `<packId>` — The booster pack to look inside.
  * `<pokemon>` — The species name (a list of pokemon will appear to choose from).

#### `/unbox advancedrates <packId> <pokemon>`

* **Permission:** `unbox.rates`
* **Description:** Shows calculated drop rates for a specific Pokémon inside a pack, including probability per roll, per pack, and chance breakdowns for forms/palettes.
* **Parameters:**
  * `<packId>` — The booster pack you want to check.
  * `<pokemon>` — The species name (a list of pokemon inside the pack will appear to choose from).

#### `/unbox reloadpacks`

* **Permission:** `unbox.admin`
* **Description:** Reloads all booster pack configurations from `config/unbox/packs/`. Useful after editing `.yml` files without restarting the whole server.


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