Actions

On Rhapsody, a wide variety of actions can be performed by all players via commands, and sometimes through block or entity interaction. These actions add flair and fun to the social aspects of the server and to interactions between players, thanks to the GSit plugin.

## Stacking

By right clicking another player, you can stack on top of their shoulders. If someone else decides to try to stack on the same player while you're already stacked on their shoulders, they will stack on yours instead. Stacks can be infinitely tall, and infinitely fun.

The player at the bottom of the stack cannot rid themselves of the player(s) that stack on top of them. The players that stack on top of another must press shift to dismount the player's shoulders beneath them. Only the player who first stacked at the bottom can remove all other stacked players from the original "mount" at one time. Of course, this does not remove the remaining players stacked on top of the dismounted player, leaving them to carry around everyone else that joined after their place in the stack.

## Sitting

Players can sit using a command or by right clicking a "chair" block with an empty hand.

### Chairs

Some blocks considered to be chair blocks are stairs of all types, slabs of all types, carpets, and snow. It is common to see Minecraft "chairs" created by placing a stair block, with signs or trapdoors on either side for the armrests. Similarly, sofas or benches are made the same way, only wider. It is possible to sit on these simply by right-clicking on them with an empty hand. You can get up by right-clicking them again, crouching or using the command below.

### Commands

* **/sit** allows you to sit anywhere at any time.

## Laying

Players can lay down anywhere in the world, even without a bed, with the use of the command listed below. Similar to sitting, you can stand up from laying by crouching. Travel is not possible (except for by teleportation) while laying.

While laying, you will be able to see yourself in third person without ever having pressed your third person key. However, your view will not be as panned out unless you do employ your third person perspective.

### Commands

* **/lay** allows you to lay down anywhere.

## Crawling

Players can bellyflop and crawl anywhere with the use of a command, and without having to employ a trapdoor or be stuck under a block. Though travel is slow in this position, it is possible (unless you used the bellyflop command instead, which will glue the player to the block they typed the command on), and it can be utilized to slip into secret or otherwise inaccessible areas. It is exactly like the crawling mode you can put yourself into using vanilla game mechanics, except you will not be forced to stand when there are no blocks directly above you. Standing up from this position is done by crouching, as if dismounting a mount, just like with sitting and laying.

### Commands

* **/crawl** will put you in the crawling position on your stomach.
* /**bellyflop** will put you in the same position, but immobile.

## Spinning

Less commonly known among players is the ability to initiate a spinning animation for your player using a command. Your first perspective vision will be obscured by your spastically rotating legs, but in third person perspective, you can observe yourself spinning with the same determination and speed as Michael Jackson in his Speed Demon music video. You can use your crouch key to cease spinning.

### Commands

* **/spin** will send you into a dizzying spiral, fixed in one position.

## Emoting

Using the emote command will allow you to express yourself to others via display of particles above your head. Currently the only emote available is the "happy" emote, but that may change in the future as the plugin that handles actions is updated and becomes more advanced. To stop emoting, you'll have to use the emote command again.

### Commands

* **/emote happy** displays a happy face made of particles above your player.
* **/emote** dissolves your current displayed emote.