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SkyePerms

Ever wanted someone to be able to Do Certian Things? Like /gamemode? but dont want to give out op? are you playing without plugins? well this datapack does just that

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.20.2

Platforms

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Creators

Nanobyte Studios
Nanobyte Studios Organization

Details

Licensed ARR
Published last year
Updated last year

SkyePerms v0.7.1

The Minecraft Tag-Based Datapack Permission Manager by NobleSkye

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1.20.6+ Version Coming Soon!

Overview

SkyePerms is a Minecraft datapack designed to manage permissions using tags. It allows players to easily switch gamemodes, manage permissions, and execute functions. This is mainly designed for play.legitimoose.com which is a datapack creation network to share datapacks.

Installation

  1. Download the SkyePerms-v[version].zip file from the releases page.
  2. Extract the contents of the zip file.
  3. Place the extracted folder in the datapacks directory of your Minecraft world.
    /.minecraft/saves/world/datapacks/EXTRACT HERE 3.5. Make sure the datapack files looks like datapacks/skyeperms/assets and other files.
  4. Play the world

Usage

  • Use /tag [target] add [tag] to add tags to players.
  • Use the provided functions to kick or smite players.
  • Utilize triggers to switch gamemodes if permitted.

Tags

  • gmc, gmsp, gma, gms: Allows players to switch gamemodes.
  • is_trusted: Combination of all gamemode tags.
  • force.[gamemode tag]: Forces the specified gamemode.
  • is_banned: Bans the player.
  • whitelisted: Adds player to the whitelist

Functions

  • /function skye:kick {"player":"username"}: Kicks the specified player.
  • /function skye:smite {"player":"username"}: Smites the specified player with lightning.
  • /function skye:whitelist/enable: enables whitelist
  • /function skye:whitelist/disable: disables whitelist
  • /trigger [gamemode]: Switches to the specified gamemode if permitted.

Environment Variables

  • whitelist: 0:false 1:true ; weather the whitelist is working

Feedback and Contributions

Feedback and contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests on the GitHub repository.

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