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Live tail of every request the server handles. Use the filter to isolate one endpoint (e.g. /api/, a player id, or 404).
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Live tail of every request the server handles. Use the filter to isolate one endpoint (e.g. /api/, a player id, or 404).
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Drop one player into another's room. The joiner is moved into the target's current instance (the target must be in a room).
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Restart the game server process. Players are briefly disconnected; it comes back in a few seconds.
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Welcome to Campus
Leave a field blank to leave it unchanged.
One account can hold several Steam IDs, and the same Steam ID can be put on several accounts. Sharing is allowed — you'll just be told who else has it.
Junior accounts get the under-13 restrictions. Applied live — no relog. A moderator's in-game Underage report does this automatically.
Locked players cannot change their @ name or display name in-game, on the website or during onboarding. Edits made here still apply, so set the name you want first, then lock it. Takes effect immediately.
Image names refer to files the server can serve from Data/Images
(or an already-uploaded image). The preview shows what the client will fetch.
Sets this player's login password immediately. They are not notified — tell them the new password yourself.
Load a player above first. The password is sent over the connection and stored only as a hash — it is never logged in plain text.
Events players have scheduled. Event names and descriptions are now run through the same word filter as room names, but anything created before that can be removed here.
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Every photo taken in the game, newest first, attributed to the player who took it.
Notes players pin in a room's scene, newest first, attributed to the author.
Reports raised from the in-game report menu and the website's Report buttons, newest first. Acting on a player also closes their other open reports, so a pile-on does not leave duplicates of what you just handled.
What players send from the watch's Report a bug. Every field the client posted is kept (expand raw); attached screenshots / logs are linked.
The daily challenges on the watch (Challenges › Daily). Each one pays XP when it completes; finishing all of them sends a game request (the three-card reward picker), once per player per day. The day resets at midnight UTC. Players get a changed set on their next login.
Types marked tutorial only fire just during the new-player tutorial, so nobody can complete them afterwards. Activity types (Dodgeball wins, Quest games, ...) only count in that activity. With a different set each day, every day needs the same number of challenges.
The watch's Limited Time Challenge (Summer Party style): a reward track with a free row and an RR+ row. Players earn event XP by spending time in public rooms — . Start new events as Developers only: the game's event screen is still being matched to this server, so test it yourself before switching it on for everyone.
Shown on the website at /challenges (the game has no weekly screen). Five new challenges every Wednesday 21:00 UTC, counted from games players finish. Finishing 3 sends the week's reward as an in-game gift. Pick any store skin or clothing item as the reward; with none picked, a random store skin is used. Someone who already owns the reward gets a 500-token box instead.
Edit what the in-game stores sell. Pick a store, add any item, set prices and put items in sets by set id number (items with the same set id show together in the store). Changes go live straight away - players see them next time they open that store. The original store files are never changed: Restore puts an edited or removed item back to how it was.
One room, everything: the platforms it is shown for, each subroom's settings, its save file (download, upload a new one, restore an older one), what each role may do in it, and moving subrooms into another room.
MP4 files for the Remote Video Player. Upload one, then copy its address into the player's Video Url. H.264 video with AAC audio plays most reliably.
Every DM and group chat - the same ones the game client and the website's /messages page use. Read-only (moderation): nothing here sends a message or changes a thread.
The rooms on archive.splootybean.com/Rooms. Import downloads a room's files for you - its saved build (the .room file of each subroom), its picture - and adds it to Campus as a new room owned by you. The room's baked AssetBundles (its pre-built geometry, roughly 110 MB per room for PC + Quest) are downloaded too, for the platforms you pick here:
What cdn.recflare.net (the RecFlare server's public file store) holds, and pulling files from it into this server. It has no list of its files - it only answers for a name you give it - so look a file up by name, or scan for the room saves this server needs but doesn't have (the rooms that load empty, like Run The Block and My Little Monsters) and restore the ones RecFlare has. A restored room save works straight away. Room files are named like 9zwumqm1vehgto2fj12y2yq7e.room; avatar bundles like a1a2taim2pwp2g9wme612ji8l.assetbundle (Quest builds: quest/<name>).
Every public room on RecFlare, with the files its saves use (the CDN's own file list doesn't exist - this is read from RecFlare's rooms service). Import brings the whole room into Campus as a new room owned by you: its save files, its picture, and a line in the description crediting who made it on RecFlare. A name that's taken here gets _RF added.
View and edit the server's databases directly (backups are on the Database tab). Pick a database and a collection, find a document, change its JSON and save. Changes are live immediately and there is no undo button - every save and delete is written to Data/db-editor-audit.jsonl with the document as it was before, so a mistake can be put back by hand. Passwords, tokens and keys show as (hidden) and are kept as they are when you save. Some data is also held in the server's memory, so a change there may only show after that part reloads or the server restarts.
Every moderation action, newest first: bans from this panel, from report actions, from staff reporting in-game (1-hour timeouts), from chat commands and the upload guard, plus unbans, kicks, warnings, vote kicks and room bans. Filter by a player to see everything done to or by them.
Who holds which flag. Moderator is the vmod role the client checks for the badge and moderation powers; Developer also grants access to this admin panel, so hand it out carefully. Changes take effect when that player next signs in — roles are baked into their token when it is issued.
What the game and the website show as featured: the rooms (Play tab "Featured This Week", the banner, the community board's featured room) and the players (the community board's Featured Creator tile and the Play tab's Featured Creator). Changes are live on the next fetch - no restart.
The rooms shown as Featured in-game and on the website home page. Enter room IDs in the order you want them shown (comma, space or newline separated). Copy IDs from the table below.
Player ids or @usernames, in order - the first one is the Featured Creator. Leave empty to fall back to the player with the most public rooms.
Search every storefront and the whole avatar catalog (avatar_items.json) as you type, and give an item to a player as an unopened gift box they open in-game, or drop it straight into their wardrobe. Use player id -1 for all players (owners are skipped). Items tagged catalog are not sold anywhere, so they have no gift-drop art — prefer straight into their wardrobe for those.
Every tool skin in Equipments.json (340), sold in the store or not. Uses the player id and message above. Skins tagged in store arrive in a box with its store art; the rest arrive as a plain box. Either way the skin is in their locker the moment you give it. Enter a player id first to see which ones they already own.
A maker gets 30% of what a buyer spends on their invention / custom clothing / room key / room currency / room consumable. Each sale pends 14 days and is paid on the first Sunday after that (00:00 UTC). Coach and the Importer never earn.
While ON, launching the game from an admin-allowlisted IP shows an empty account picker, so the client creates a brand-new account in-game (Orientation: choose name, password). Turn it OFF to log into your own account again. Allowlisted IPs also skip the signup / login / device limits.
state: …A positive amount of currency is delivered as a gift box and credited when the player opens it. XP is added directly (a level crossed sends its level-up box). Negative takes currency away immediately. Level: the amount is the level to set the player to.
Sends the player the end-of-game reward picker (3 token cards, 10–1000) in the chosen box, exactly as finishing that activity would.
Automatic snapshots of every database run 3× a day and are kept for 3 days. Restore a snapshot if something goes wrong.
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An empty list means the check is off and every Steam
user can connect. Quest / Meta players are never affected. Stored in
Data/steam_allowlist.txt.
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Filled automatically: when a player signs in to the Campus launcher, it proves their Steam account
with a ticket from Steam and their SteamID is added here. With the requirement on,
a PC (Steam) login is let in only if its SteamID is here or on the Steam Allowlist above - so PC
players have to come through our launcher. Quest / Meta is never affected. Stored in
Data/steam_launcher_players.json.
Expire every in-game sign-in at once. Use this if a token or password leaked: all players are signed out of the game and must log in again. Website and admin logins are not affected.
The panel uses the Campus website's theme. Changing it here changes it on the website too, in this browser.
| Invention Id | Image | Name | Created At | Modified At | Permissions | Actions |
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Drop a room-export .zip (RoomDetails.json + subrooms + blobs + image) and it's unpacked, imported as a room owned by @Importer (ids reassigned, kept published), with its blobs placed on the CDN so the build loads. You can also drop loose .room blobs — each is hosted and wrapped in a new joinable @Importer room named after the file (or a zip full of .room files to do a whole batch at once); saves too new for this client are hosted but skipped so they don't freeze the game. Loose .json exports work too. Multiple at once is fine.
Put a room JSON file in Data/Imports on the server, then enter its
filename here. See Data/Imports/README.md for the required shape.
Blobs are a separate step — the result lists any .room files still needed.
Every .room file on the server. An orphan is a real saved build that
no room points at — attach it to a room and that room stops loading blank.
Getting it wrong costs nothing: attach a different blob and try again.
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| Room Id | Image | Room Name | Description | Creator Player Id | Max Players | Actions |
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Social sign-ins (website Services tab)
Each service needs its own developer app. Paste the app's client id and secret here - saved to
Data/social_apps.jsonon the server, never shown again. Register this redirect URI on every app:https://camprec.net/api/site/social/<provider>/callback. Steam needs no app (optional Web API key for persona names).