#Players can teleport vehicles, and place vehicle schematics without OP in VMOD

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uncut swan
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using /vmod teleport, /vmod schematic or any other vmod commands do not require OP. Toolgun also does not require op. Any player can teleport a vehicle without op or summon one (which then becomes a forceop because Vmod doesn't blacklist NBT on signs or command blocks). Vmod 1.9.0, VS-120-2.4.10+a9885f4479 (Beta version sent here in the discord).
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1449951556249194506/1487839370617688246/2026-03-29_16-35-45.mov?ex=69ca99e4&is=69c94864&hm=7ec8d396a3595bc33ebbedbe843b22ac594375dd313c4355b39134e199e6ba2a&

If there is a temporary fix (like removing the command with kubejs if that's possible) then that'd be great.

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scratch that, all vmod permissions are completely busted 💀

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basically by installing vmod anyone can use any of the commands w/out op

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I just wanted the physgun so I can restore vehicles easier 😭

keen mason
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@fervent folio

fervent folio
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you need to change the roles, though idk their state on 1.9.0? idk i don't remember what i was doing

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as for forceop you can blacklist certain blocks from loading nbt

fervent folio
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default role

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they are not really documented, i wanted to but uh

uncut swan
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where would I find that

fervent folio
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im taking a break

fervent folio
uncut swan
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oh...

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uhh

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we completely eradicated the toolgun

fervent folio
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well

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there was also a command

uncut swan
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/vmod-client open-server-settings

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thx

fervent folio
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i think it should have smth like

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command access? but idk when i added it

uncut swan
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set these all to gray I assume?

fervent folio
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command usage

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yea

uncut swan
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it's in here btw

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had to click roles than default

fervent folio
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it should work probably

uncut swan
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it just says invalid command but it still highlights everything

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gives syntax

fervent folio
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should it not?

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ngl i only have a vague understanding of mc commands

keen mason
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command syntax is client side

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and is registered at world load