Commands, codes and IDs
SA-MP commands: /fpslimit, /pagesize, /timestamp and more
SA-MP’s own commands that work on every server: FPS limit, chat lines, timestamps, font size and position saving, in one table.
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There are two kinds of commands in SA-MP. Server commands such as /me or /do change from server to server. Client commands belong to SA-MP itself, work on every server and only affect your own screen. This page lists the second kind.
SA-MP client commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/quit, /q | Quits the game. |
/fpslimit 20-90 | Sets the FPS limit, default 50. No effect if Frame Limiter is off in the game settings. |
/pagesize 10-20 | Sets how many chat lines are shown, default 10. |
/fontsize -3 ... 5 | Changes the chat and UI font size. |
/timestamp | Shows or hides your computer’s time next to chat messages. |
/headmove | Toggles your character’s head turning towards where you look. |
/nametagstatus | Toggles the hourglass over paused players’ name tags. |
/hudscalefix | Fixes the radar scale on widescreen resolutions. |
/save | Saves your position to savedpositions.txt. |
/rs | Saves only position and facing angle to rawpositions.txt. |
/interior | Prints your current interior ID in chat. |
/vw | Prints your current virtual world in chat. |
/dl | Shows ID, model and health labels on vehicles. |
/mem | Shows current memory usage. |
/audiomsg | Toggles the message shown when an audio stream starts. |
/ctd | Enables camera target debugging; mostly for scripters. |
/rcon | Server admin (RCON) commands. Only works with access. |
The ones you will use most
If the game feels choppy, try /fpslimit 90; it only works when Frame Limiter is on. If chat moves too fast, raise it with /pagesize 15 or 20. Before taking a screenshot for a report, turn on /timestamp so the time is visible.
F8 takes a screenshot. Screenshots go to Documents\GTA San Andreas User Files\SAMP\screens and the chat log to chatlog.txt in the same SAMP folder.
Server commands you will use in Vice
/me for your character’s actions, /do for the situation around you and /b for OOC chat. /yardim lists commands, /soru asks staff a question and /rapor reports a player. Job commands such as /meslekgir are explained in the Workshop (Atölye).
Sources and scope
This article was prepared with AI assistance after checking the sources and Vice rules. Example scenes were written for explanation and do not describe actual player incidents. Current server rules and on-screen requirements take precedence.