Grant OP rights ​

OP (Operator) rights in Minecraft are special permissions that give a player more power and control on a server. Essentially, OP rights allow you to execute certain commands and make changes to the game world that normal players cannot. For example, a player with OP rights can create or destroy blocks, teleport other players, change the time and weather and perform various administrative tasks at command level.

Prerequisites ​

• Access to the server console or the in-game chat
• Name of the player you want to give OP rights to

To grant OP rights, follow these steps: ​

1. Start the console or chat

   • Open the server console if you have direct access.
   • Open the in-game chat if you are connected via the game

2. Enter the command
   In the server console or in-game, enter the command to give someone OP rights. The command is:

   /op player name

   /op player name

   Replace player name with the name of the player you want to give OP rights to.

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   Please note that the use of slashes "/" in the commands in the web interface is not required.

3. Confirm the command
   Press "Enter" or click on the button to execute the command.

4. Check the award
   Check whether the command was executed successfully by entering the command /list. The player to whom you have granted OP rights should appear in the list of OPs.

That's it! With these steps you should be able to grant OP rights on your Minecraft server via a command. ​