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There are different levels of permission for commands, for example, if you have OP, you can run /stop, /kick, and /ban, but in a command block you can’t.

How would you be able to change this?

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    Does this answer your question? Is it possible to make a sword that bans a player hit by it? Nov 5 at 3:32
  • Actually, the answer over there is outdated and the question is a much more narrow case. I would suggest closing it as a duplicate of this one, but it's also not quite the same, because it asks for more (trigger something on hit). (I wish there was a "vote to not close" feature.) Nov 5 at 15:11
  • Apparently something vaguely similar is possible from reviews, but it needs multiple people: meta.stackexchange.com/q/125/353011 Nov 5 at 15:34
  • I tried to close the other way, and was told to close this way because this question is the newer one. You cant have it both ways ...
    – pppery
    Nov 6 at 1:34
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    @FabianRöling The other question is four years older and has a lot more upvotes than this one, which is only three days old and has a negative score. If one of these questions is a duplicate, it should be this one, and an updated answer should be added to the older question. If there's no duplicate, then we should just leave both questions open. Nov 6 at 3:09

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For datapacks, you can set function-permission-level in server.properties on a dedicated server. For Singleplayer or command blocks, there is no way.

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