TeamPerms
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A simple permissions mod using scoreboard teams as groups.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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TeamPerms
A simple permissions mod using scoreboard teams as groups.
How-To
To assign commands to teams, you need to specify in the configuration generated by the mod which commands belong to which teams.
The default configuration can be found in <server root>/config/TeamPerms.json, and looks something like this.
The teamCommands property in the configuration is what contains the teams and their associated commands.
Things to Note
- The order is important. Teams that are higher up on the list inherit all of the commands within the teams below them.
- The order of the commands within each team is unimportant.
- Team name matching is case-insensitive, meaning you can have a all-lowercase team in-game and an all-uppercase team in the config, and they will still match.
TeamPerms
A simple permissions mod using scoreboard teams as groups.
How-To
To assign commands to teams, you need to specify in the configuration generated by the mod which commands belong to which teams.
The default configuration can be found in <server root>/config/TeamPerms.json, and looks something like this.
The teamCommands property in the configuration is what contains the teams and their associated commands.
Things to Note
- The order is important. Teams that are higher up on the list inherit all of the commands within the teams below them.
- The order of the commands within each team is unimportant.
- Team name matching is case-insensitive, meaning you can have a all-lowercase team in-game and an all-uppercase team in the config, and they will still match.
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