Basic Admin Essentials, usually shortened to BAE, is a compact Roblox admin pack. The pinned community-repaired BAE 2.0 snapshot contains 100 commands organized by permission level from public commands up to game-owner tools.
BAE uses two prefixes: : for standard commands like :kick and ! for action commands like !rejoin. The prefix column in the list shows which one each command needs.
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Command categories
5 categoriesPermission Level 0 (Public)
7 commandsDisplays the donor cape menu, or prompts to purchase it.
Displays the Basic Admin Essentials changelog.
Cleans hat and gear debris.
Displays all the commands that are accessable.
Displays the donor cape menu, or prompts to purchase it.
Prompts to purchase this admin script.
Force rejoins the user's server.
Permission Level 1 (Moderator)
65 commandsDisplays all admins of this server.
Displays all banned users from this server.
Brings specified user(s) to you.
Changes the specified user(s) leaderstat value.
Displays 1500 server chat logs.
Clears all debris, messages, hints, and countdown(s).
Clears the specified user(s) Starter Gear.
Clears all debris, messages, hints, and countdown(s).
Starts a Hint countdown based on the specified number.
Gives the specified user(s) a Force Field.
Flys the specified user(s). CTRL to go down, Space to move up.
Displays statistics on an item based on the ID(s).
Gives the specified user(s) the specified tools in "'..tostring(sysTable.toolLocation)..'".
Makes the specified user(s) health and max health to #inf.
Displays a hint to all players.
Gives specified user(s) the specified hat ID.
Heals the specified user(s).
Displays the specified user(s) account age and membership type.
Displays all admins in this server.
Displays statistics on an item based on the ID(s).
Displays 1500 of the previous join logs.
Joins the specified private server.
Jumps specified user(s).
Sets the specified user(s) jump height to the specified number.
Kicks specified user(s) with optional reason.
Displays 1500 server admin logs.
Displays a message to everyone with the title as the Player's name.
Plays the specified sound's ID.
Names the specified user(s) the specified name.
Displays a menu where you can check whether a user is banned or not.
Changes the currently playing sound's volume to the specified number.
Plays the specified sound's ID.
Personally Messages the specified user(s).
Displays all private servers for this server.
Respawns and places the specified user(s) back to their original position.
Respawns and places the specified user(s) back to their original position.
Removes the specified user(s) tools.
Respawns the specified user(s).
Respawns the specified user(s).
Displays the available reverbs that can be used to change the game's sound reverb.
Sets the game's sound reverb to the specified reverb. See the reverbs command for a list of reverbs.
Displays all shutdown logs in chronological order, from top being the most recent.
Sits specified user(s).
Locks the server so only Moderators+ can join.
Changes the specified user(s) walkspeed to the specified number.
Permanently gives the specified user(s) the specified tools in "'..tostring(sysTable.toolLocation)..'".
Stops the currently playing sound.
Teams specified user(s) to the specified team.
Changes the time of day to the specified time.
Teleports you to the specified user.
Displays all the tools in "'..tostring(sysTable.toolLocation)..'".
Teleports specified user(s) to eachother.
Displays all the bans associated on Trello.
Removes any level of admin that specified user(s) have.
Removes the specified user(s) Force Field.
Unflys the specified user(s).
Removes the specified user(s) god mode and resets their health.
Removes the custom ames the specified user(s) had.
Un-Locks the server so anyone can join.
Unviews any previously viewed user.
Views the specified user.
Displays the tools in the specified user's inventory.
Changes the currently playing sound's pitch to the specified number.
Changes the currently playing sound's volume to the specified number.
Changes the specified user(s) walkspeed to the specified number.
Permission Level 2 (Admin)
14 commandsBans the specified user from the server.
Gives the specified user(s) Building Tools by F3X.
Creates a private instance of the game, in it's own server.
Deletes the specified private server.
Gives specified user(s) the specified gear ID.
Mods the specified user(s).
Permanently bans the specified user.
Permanently bans the specified user using their user ID.
Shuts the server down.
Displays a message to everyone with the title "Server Message".
Teleports specified user(s) to the specified private server.
Un-bans the specified user from the server.
Un-Permanently bans the specified full username.
Un-Permanently bans the user using their user ID.
Permission Level 3 (Super Admin)
7 commandsAdmins the specified user(s).
Crashes the specified user(s).
Inserts the specified Asset ID. The model must be in the game creator's inventory.
Force places the specified user(s) to the specified place.
Prompts the specified user(s) to purchase the specified ID.
Executes specified code.
Removes the specified user(s) cape. Debugging Command.
Permission Level 4 (Game Owner)
7 commandsAdds log to Debug Logs. Debugging Command.
Capes the specified user(s). Debugging Command.
Displays Debug Logs. Debugging Command.
Displays debug statistics. Debugging Command.
Gives the specified user(s) a Handless Segway.
Tests Messaging System. Debugging Command.
Superadmins the specified user(s).
What is Basic Admin Essentials?
Basic Admin Essentials 2.0 is a compact admin module organized around 100 indexed commands, a simple GUI, and five permission-level sections. The snapshot used here comes from a 2025 community repair because the original linked module has had availability problems.
BAE permission levels
Every BAE command requires a permission level, and the indexed command list is grouped by those levels:
- Level 0 (Public): commands anyone can use, such as
!rejoin,!clean, and:cmds. - Level 1 (Moderator): day-to-day moderation like
:kick,:bring,:ff, hints, and logs. - Level 2 (Admin): bans, server controls, and admin utilities.
- Level 3 (Super Admin): powerful actions like server crash tools and script inserts.
- Level 4 (Game Owner): debug and owner-only utilities.
Command access depends on the permission level and configuration used by the experience. Individual games may run a modified version or map access differently.
How to use BAE commands
- Check the prefix column in the list: standard commands use
:and action commands use!. - Type the command in chat with its arguments, for example
:bring PlayerNameor:countdown 10. - The usage column shows arguments in angle brackets, such as
<User(s)>or<Number>. Replace them with real values. - Replace placeholders such as
User(s),Number, orIDwith values accepted by the version running in that experience.
Common moderation flow in BAE games: :h for a hint announcement, :bring and :ff while helping a player, :kick with a reason for rule breakers, and :chatlogs or :joinlogs to review what happened.
BAE in your own game
Basic Admin Essentials has multiple versions in circulation, and the original linked module has had availability problems. Verify the package source and review its configuration before adding any version to an experience. If you outgrow it and want deeper customization, logging, or automation, look at Adonis; if you want a GUI-first system with a rank ladder, look at HD Admin.
FAQ
What are the BAE prefixes?
Basic Admin Essentials uses : for standard commands, such as :kick or :bring, and ! for action commands, such as !rejoin or !clean. The prefix column in the command list shows which prefix each command needs.
What are the BAE permission levels?
There are five: Level 0 public commands, Level 1 moderator, Level 2 admin, Level 3 super admin, and Level 4 game owner. A command only runs if your level is at or above its requirement.
How do I get a BAE rank in a cafe or restaurant game?
The experience owner controls BAE access through that game's configuration. Some games may connect permission levels to group ranks, but the setup varies by experience and version.
Why does a BAE command not run for me?
Check the command's permission section, the required : or ! prefix, and each usage placeholder. The experience may also use different settings or a modified BAE version.
Is Basic Admin Essentials free?
BAE has free community and legacy packages in circulation, but the original linked module has had availability problems. Verify the package source and version before installing it.