Here you can hide your plugins from being sniffed out using some simple tricks.
Add commands to have the configured message be sent to players, who try to use this command, but who don't have permission to use it. In order to protect commands that don't have a permission set, NCP will set a filter permission 'nocheatplus.filter.command.lc-command', with lc-command being the lower case command name.
message | The message to display, instead of the 'no permission' message. |
commands | List of commands. NoCheatPlus tries to detect aliases, but you should test them to be sure, including aliases like 'minecraft:op' and 'otherplugin.chathistory'. Currently sub-commands like 'cs reload' can not be detected. |
Add commands to have the configured message be sent to players, who try to use this command, but who don't have permission to use it. In order to protect commands that don't have a permission set, NCP will set a filter permission 'nocheatplus.filter.command.lc-command', with lc-command being the lower case command name.
message | The message to display, instead of the 'no permission' message. |
commands | List of commands. NoCheatPlus tries to detect aliases, but you should test them to be sure, including aliases like 'minecraft:op' and 'otherplugin.chathistory'. Currently sub-commands like 'cs reload' can not be detected. |
message | Message to display, if a player tries to use this command in-game. This will display, regardless of the player having permissions or not. |
commands | Commands to not be run from in-game. NoCheatPlus will attempt to fetch the original command label, but you should test aliases for the commands to be sure, e.g. 'minecraft:op' or 'otherplugin:reload fromhttp'. |
Note:
- Use the protection bypass permission if you want curtain players/groups to bypass your plugin protection.
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