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No Command Confirm
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A light client side mod to allow greater control over the behavior of the "Confirm Command Execution" dialog window. For use on maps and servers with lots of command books, signs, or dialogs
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NoCC - No Command Confirm
NoCC is a lightweight Fabric mod that removes or customizes Minecraft’s “Command Confirm” dialog for clickable text components with attached commands.
Perfect for mapmakers, server owners, and players who want faster interactions without losing server-side security.
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- Skip the confirm screen entirely, or only for certain commands.
- Multiple confirm modes:
OFF— No confirm dialogs.VANILLA— Mojang’s default behavior.DANGEROUS_ONLY— Only confirm high-risk commands.SAFE_LIST_ONLY— Only confirm commands not in the safe list.
- Regex-based rules for bypass and confirm patterns.
- Full client-side configuration (when allowed) in the game’s options menu.
- Data-driven via datapack:
- Server owners can define confirm mode and patterns in
data/<namespace>/nocc_config/settings.json. - Option to lock settings so players can’t override them.
- Server owners can define confirm mode and patterns in
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This mod does not grant any additional permissions, bypass server restrictions, or alter which commands a player can execute. All commands must still be permitted by the server’s permission system. NoCC only affects client-side confirmation dialogs and respects datapack/server settings when present.
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