A Minecraft mod that provides fine-grained control over player commands and game modes through configurable permission lists.
⚠️ Note: The visual editor feature requires AvalonBase to be installed. Without it, configuration can only be done manually via the configuration file.
⚠️ 注意： 可视化编辑功能需要安装 AvalonBase 才能使用。未安装时，只能通过配置文件进行手动编辑。
AuthCmd is a dual-track command permission management solution that applies independent command access policies to OP and non-OP players respectively. Whether you want to restrict available commands for regular players or constrain OP privileges, everything can be managed through a simple configuration file.
No server restart required — configuration changes are automatically synchronized to all online players, with Tab completion updating instantly.
gamemode) — whitelisting a root command grants access to all its subcommands| Mode | Effect |
|---|---|
disabled |
Fully disabled — mod does not intervene |
non_op_only |
Only non-OP whitelist is active |
op_only |
Only OP blacklist is active |
both |
Both tracks active simultaneously |
Configuration file located at config/authcmd.toml, clean and ready to use:
Configuration changes automatically resend the command tree to clients — Tab completion updates without delay.
With the AvalonBase mod installed, an additional visual editor button appears on the pause screen, allowing in-game list editing without manually modifying the configuration file.
Without AvalonBase, AuthCmd runs perfectly as a standalone server-side mod — all core functionality remains intact.
一个基于可配置权限名单，精细化控制玩家指令与游戏模式的 Minecraft 模组。
AuthCmd 是一套双轨制指令权限管理方案，为 OP 与非 OP 玩家分别提供独立的指令访问控制策略。无论是限制普通玩家的可用指令，还是约束 OP 的越权行为，都可以通过一份简单的配置文件轻松实现。
无需重启服务器，配置保存后自动同步至所有在线玩家，Tab 补全即时生效。
gamemode），命中后其所有子命令一并放行| 模式 | 效果 |
|---|---|
disabled |
完全关闭，模组不干预任何指令 |
non_op_only |
仅启用非 OP 白名单 |
op_only |
仅启用 OP 黑名单 |
both |
双轨同时启用 |
配置文件位于 config/authcmd.toml，结构清晰、开箱即用：
配置变更后自动重发命令树，客户端补全无延迟更新。
安装前置模组 AvalonBase 后，会在游戏暂停页面额外显示可视化编辑按钮，可在游戏内直接编辑名单，无需手动修改配置文件。
未安装 AvalonBase 时，模组作为纯服务端模组独立运行，核心功能不受任何影响。
