How do I enable admin commands to run ServerChatToPlayer?

In single-player, cheats are on by default. On a dedicated or hosted server, log in as admin with enablecheats first, then run cheat ServerChatToPlayer . Without admin access the console rejects it.

Can I run the ServerChatToPlayer command over RCON?

Yes. Send cheat ServerChatToPlayer through RCON or your control-panel console. If the connection already runs with admin context, omit the leading "cheat". It works the same on hosted, self-hosted, and RCON setups.

Which game is the ServerChatToPlayer from?

The ServerChatToPlayer is from ARK: Survival Ascended. Every ID, code, and command on this page is specific to ARK: Survival Ascended and its current live build.

When was the ServerChatToPlayer data last updated?

The ServerChatToPlayer entry was last verified on GameServersCodex on June 28, 2026. We track the live ARK: ASA build, so the details here reflect the current patch.

How do I use the ServerChatToPlayer command in ARK: Survival Ascended?

The syntax is cheat ServerChatToPlayer . Open the admin console, paste it, replace any with real values, and press Enter. Verified against the current ARK: ASA build as of June 28, 2026.

What arguments does the ServerChatToPlayer command take?

The ServerChatToPlayer command takes 2 arguments: name type: text, message type: text. See the Arguments section on this page for what each one does.

ARK · COMMAND

ServerChatToPlayer

Command

Send a server message to a specific player by their character name.

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Syntax

Console syntax

cheat ServerChatToPlayer <Name> <Message>

Arguments

name type: text: The name of the player you wish to send the message to.
message type: text: The message you wish to send.

About

ServerChatToPlayer delivers a chat message from the server to a single player. Use it to send notifications, warnings, or instructions to individual players without broadcasting to the entire server.

Provide the player's character name and the message text as arguments. The message appears in that player's chat window as a server message. This command requires admin or cheat mode and works from the console.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I enable admin commands to run ServerChatToPlayer?: In single-player, cheats are on by default. On a dedicated or hosted server, log in as admin with enablecheats <AdminPassword> first, then run cheat ServerChatToPlayer <Name> <Message>. Without admin access the console rejects it.
Can I run the ServerChatToPlayer command over RCON?: Yes. Send cheat ServerChatToPlayer <Name> <Message> through RCON or your control-panel console. If the connection already runs with admin context, omit the leading "cheat". It works the same on hosted, self-hosted, and RCON setups.
What is the ServerChatToPlayer used for?: ServerChatToPlayer delivers a chat message from the server to a single player. Use it to send notifications, warnings, or instructions to individual players without broadcasting to the entire server.
Which game is the ServerChatToPlayer from?: The ServerChatToPlayer is from ARK: Survival Ascended. Every ID, code, and command on this page is specific to ARK: Survival Ascended and its current live build.
When was the ServerChatToPlayer data last updated?: The ServerChatToPlayer entry was last verified on GameServersCodex on June 28, 2026. We track the live ARK: ASA build, so the details here reflect the current patch.
How do I use the ServerChatToPlayer command in ARK: Survival Ascended?: The syntax is cheat ServerChatToPlayer <Name> <Message>. Open the admin console, paste it, replace any <placeholders> with real values, and press Enter. Verified against the current ARK: ASA build as of June 28, 2026.
What is ServerChatToPlayer in ARK: Survival Ascended?: Send a server message to a specific player by their character name.
What arguments does the ServerChatToPlayer command take?: The ServerChatToPlayer command takes 2 arguments: name type: text, message type: text. See the Arguments section on this page for what each one does.