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Command Safety
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Warns the player when running potentially dangerous commands ('/kill @e' etc).
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
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Command Safety Mod
Have you ever accidentally killed all entities in your world with a single command? Or maybe you've cleared all the scores of a player when you didn't mean to?
This mod helps you avoid such mishaps, by requiring the player to confirm commands that have the potential to break a lot of things.
Very useful when working on large projects, especially when multiple people (that potentially have less experience with commands) are involved.
The commands & the conditions of when they require confirmation:
/fill,/clone- When selecting an area of more than 10 000 blocks.
/execute,/kill,/effect,/tp,/teleport,/give,/clear,/gamemode- When affecting more than 50 entities (players, ravagers, item frames).
- When affecting more than 25 living entities (players, ravagers, ...).
- When affecting more than 1 player.
/scoreboard- When affecting more than 50 score holders (players / entities).
- When using the
/scoreboard players reset ..command without selecting an objective.
Config:
You can use the /confimcmd config command to change the limits of when commands require confirmation, or you can also modify the config files themselves (./config/confirmcommand.properties).
/confirmcmd
/confirmcmd config <name>- Gets the value of a config./confirmcmd config <name> <value>- Sets the value of a config.
Possible values for <name> are: max_blocks, max_players, max_living_entities, max_entities, max_score_holders
Command Safety Mod
Have you ever accidentally killed all entities in your world with a single command? Or maybe you've cleared all the scores of a player when you didn't mean to?
This mod helps you avoid such mishaps, by requiring the player to confirm commands that have the potential to break a lot of things.
Very useful when working on large projects, especially when multiple people (that potentially have less experience with commands) are involved.
The commands & the conditions of when they require confirmation:
/fill,/clone- When selecting an area of more than 10 000 blocks.
/execute,/kill,/effect,/tp,/teleport,/give,/clear,/gamemode- When affecting more than 50 entities (players, ravagers, item frames).
- When affecting more than 25 living entities (players, ravagers, ...).
- When affecting more than 1 player.
/scoreboard- When affecting more than 50 score holders (players / entities).
- When using the
/scoreboard players reset ..command without selecting an objective.
Config:
You can use the /confimcmd config command to change the limits of when commands require confirmation, or you can also modify the config files themselves (./config/confirmcommand.properties).
/confirmcmd
/confirmcmd config <name>- Gets the value of a config./confirmcmd config <name> <value>- Sets the value of a config.
Possible values for <name> are: max_blocks, max_players, max_living_entities, max_entities, max_score_holders
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