The Ban module allows for server staff to impose and pardon bans on players. The ban module can ban players temporarily or permanently. Any bans that are placed are put into the Minecraft ban system, so will remain if the module is disabled or Nucleus is removed.
The syntax for the /tempban is
/tempban <player> <time> [reason]
The time parameter is of the Timespan Argument format. For example: if you want to ban Notch for 3 hours, 45 minutes, the command would be:
/tempban Notch 3h45m Banned by Nucleus
All reasons support Minecraft Colour codes, prefixed by an &. So, for example, to make a message show up in light
red, prefix it with a &c.
The following are incompatibilities that may occur with this module, along with how to resolve the problem. For the full mod/plugin incompatibility list, see the compatibility page.
No plugin incompatibilities have been reported.
Aliases:
/ban
Usage: /ban <user uuid>|<user>|<name> [<reason…>]
Default Role: MOD
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.ban.base
Permissions
nucleus.ban.notify - Default Role: MOD nucleus.ban.offline - Default Role: MOD nucleus.ban.base - Default Role: MOD nucleus.ban.exempt.target - Default Role: MOD
This command is an equivalent to the following command(s) in Essentials:
/ban
Aliases:
/checkban
Usage: /checkban <user uuid>|<user>
Default Role: MOD
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.checkban.base
Permissions
nucleus.checkban.base - Default Role: MOD
Aliases:
/tempban
Usage: /tempban <user> <duration> [<reason…>]
Default Role: MOD
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.tempban.base
Permissions
nucleus.tempban.offline - Default Role: MOD nucleus.tempban.base - Default Role: MOD nucleus.tempban.exempt.target - Default Role: MOD nucleus.tempban.exempt.length - Default Role: MOD
This command is an equivalent to the following command(s) in Essentials:
/tempban
Aliases:
/unban, /pardon
Usage: /unban <user uuid>|<user>
Default Role: MOD
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.tempban.base
Permissions
nucleus.tempban.base - Default Role: MOD
This command is an equivalent to the following command(s) in Essentials:
/unban, /pardon
| Permission | Suggested Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| nucleus.ban.base | MOD | Allows the user to run the command /ban |
| nucleus.ban.exempt.target | MOD | Exempts the user from being a target of the /ban command. |
| nucleus.ban.notify | MOD | Notifies the user about bans when they occur. |
| nucleus.ban.offline | MOD | Allows the user to ban offline users. |
| nucleus.checkban.base | MOD | Allows the user to run the command /checkban |
| nucleus.tempban.base | MOD | Allows the user to run the command /tempban |
| nucleus.tempban.exempt.length | MOD | Allows the user to bypass the maximum tempban length. |
| nucleus.tempban.exempt.target | MOD | Exempts the user from being a target of the /tempban command. |
| nucleus.tempban.offline | MOD | Allows the user to temp ban offline users. |
| nucleus.unban.base | MOD | Allows the user to run the command /unban |
# If "use-permission-level" is true, players can only ban/unban players that have a lower permission level than themselves.
#
# The permission level for banning is specified by adding the "nucleus.ban.level" permission option/meta to a player. Default level is 0 for players without the specified command permission, 1 with the permission.
ban-permission-levels {
# If true, a player can affect another player that has the same level as them (that is, if both havea permission level of 1, they can act on each other). If false, then a higher level is necessary (someone with a level 1 canonly act upon a player with level 0 or below).
can-affect-same-level=false
# If true, checks player level options as specified in the parent node.
use-permission-level=false
}
# The maximum length a temporary ban may last for (in seconds) unless the user handing the mute has a bypass permission. Set to -1 for no maximum.
maximum-tempban-length=604800