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[sage dune]

[Scripting][error]-ReferenceError: Native function [Entity::runCommand] does not have required privileges. at <anonymous> (boussole.js:345)
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[Scripting][error]-ReferenceError: Native function [Entity::runCommand] does not have required privileges. at <anonymous> (boussole.js:345)
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[wild dust]

hello

system.run(() => { you script })```

[versed storm]

send your code

[sage dune]

case "vol":
if (data.sender.hasTag("Fondateur")) {
data.sender.runCommand("gamemode creative @s");
return;
}
return;

[sage dune]

it doesn't work

[shell kernel]

//beforeEvent (read-only) scope
//originated from: world.beforeEvents[eventName].subscribe()

entity.runCommand() //Privilage error
entity.teleport() //Privilage error

//Exiting beforeEvent scope
system.run(()=>{
    //working
    entity.runCommand()
    entity.teleport()
})

There are multiple ways to exit beforeEvent (read-only) scope. system.run() is one of them.

[reef cloak]

this code (and probably nearby code as well) needs to be within a world.afterEvents.worldLoad.subscribe(() => {}) event

my solution if your code is not within a beforeEvent, Gega's solution if it is

[sage dune]

Thanks you ^^

[shell kernel]

If you're dealing with EarlyExecution privilege in the new 2.0.0-beta you can simply:

import { world } from "@minecraft/server";
//within EarlyExecution scope

world.sendMessage() //Privilage Error
world.getDimension() //Privilage Error
dimension.runCommand() //Privilage Error

//exiting scope
await null;

//your old code below
world.sendMessage() //working
world.getDimension() //working
dimension.runCommand() //working

worldLoad events is the intended way, but await null; is quite compact

[quasi wadi]

thats pretty cool

[dim vapor]

i tried that but doesnt work

[shell kernel]

Wow, very informative on your end, how do I make a solution out of this information?
-# (Send the error at least)

[dim vapor]

I tried this method

import { world, system } from "@minecraft/server"

world.afterEvents.worldLoad.subscribe(() => {
  import("./old_main")
})

[shell kernel]

ok

[dim vapor]

but adding score doesnt work

[shadow needle]

Oh wait so most of our base code now has to be wrapped in this event?

[shell kernel]

That isn't privilage error. That's ur fault.

[dim vapor]

yeahh

[shell kernel]

If you feel the "intended" way, sure

[shadow needle]

Ok so that would fix alot of stuff, does that include events inside this event?

[shadow needle]

Oh haha, well what's the correct / best method?

[dim vapor]

i mean i did this and nearly everything is fixed

[shell kernel]

system.run also technically work

[shadow needle]

Oh shoot smart

[dim vapor]

i just tested

but just adding scores dont work at all

[shadow needle]

Yeah my scoreboard database broke

[dim vapor]

i think you gotta put a system.beforeEvent for it

imma try and get back to you

[shadow needle]

Ok!

I'm curious as I had issues with one of my addons

Using scoreboards

[dim vapor]

nope doesnt work cuz my scoreboard based commands are getting exported to other files

[shell kernel]

What's the code in there

[dim vapor]

import { world, system } from "@minecraft/server";

export function addScore(target, objective, amount) {
    try {
        target.runCommandAsync(`scoreboard players add @s ${objective} ${amount}`);
    } catch (error) {
        console.error(`Error adding score for ${target.name} in ${objective}: ${error}`);
    }
}


system.runInterval(() => {
      addScore(player, "afktime", 1);
      console.warn("ADD SCORE WORKS")

})

[shell kernel]

they removed runCommandAsync

use native method bruhh

[dim vapor]

i forgot

[dim vapor]

would just saying runCommand work?

[reef cloak]

yeah

[dim vapor]

yeah it does