Staff rank using gamemode

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On my small minecraft server, the MITs (Mod in Training) have access to /gamemode /gm(s or c) when they don't have a permission node for it. I don't want the MIT rank to have access to the game mode changing commands.



Best Answer

Make sure they aren't OPed or have the * permission.

If using PEX, I personally add the permission, but prefix it with a '-' meaning that it prevents the node from coming into use regardless of inheritance.

In your case, if using Essentials, you would do: /pex add -essentials.gamemode.* /pex add -essentials.gamemode And if your not using Essentials, then here is what you'd do: /pex add -bukkit.command.gamemode




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What is force gamemode?

What is it? ForceGameMode Allows you to force a gamemode Upon your layers using either permissions or a command. Commands like /gamemode will not work for a player that has been put into a forced gamemode. Source Code.

How do you use ranks in Minecraft?

The force gamemode option means that your gamemode is set to the default gamemode when you join the server. It does not prohibit changing the gamemode in general.



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Answer 2

you could make a scoreboard clock that automaticly reverts the gamemode change:

/scoreboard objectives add mode dummy

/scoreboard players set [MITsurvival] mode 0

/scoreboard players set [MITcreative] mode 1

on a clock:

/gamemode s @a[m=!s,score_mode=0]

/gamemode c @a[m=!s,score_mode_min=1]

the only problem I see is that someone in the know of how it works could change their scoreboard value, or simply destroy the clock. If you can find a good workaround for both of these, this should be foolproof

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