command_op_level - This controls the OP level which is required to execute the mods commands. Range 0-5, defaults to 4. 0 allows for all players to use the commands, 1-4 needs the corresponding OP level and 5 prevents all operators from using the commands (so only players from the list players_with_permission or the server console can use commands for every region).

• Example: command_op_level = 4

players_with_permission - This is a list of player UUIDs for players which have the permission to use the mods commands regardless of their OP level. You need to provide the full UUID, not the trimmed version. See: How to get your UUID.

• Example: players_with_permission = ["614c9eac-11c9-3ca6-b697-938355fa8235", "b9f5e998-520a-3fa2-8208-0c20f22aa20f"]
• Example: players_with_permission = ["614c9eac-11c9-3ca6-b697-938355fa8235"]

command_block_execution - This toggles whether command blocks are allowed to execute the mods commands. Note for this to work the command_op_level additionally needs to be 2 or higher and command blocks needs to be enabled in the server.properties file.

• Example: command_block_execution = true

allow_info_cmds- This decides whether all players are allowed to use commands to display information about regions. This includes listing players, flags, state, etc.

• Example: allow_info_cmds = true

disable_cmd_for_non_op- Defines whether mod commands are disabled for non-OP players.

• Example: disable_cmd_for_non_op = true

op_bypass_flags- Defines whether OPs/permitted players are allowed to bypass flags set in regions.

• Example: op_bypass_flags = true

hierarchy_ownership- Defines whether owners of parent regions have implicit ownership rights for child regions as well

• Example: hierarchy_ownership = true

allow_region_tp- Defines whether teleport in and out of a region is allowed by everyone. Mostly useful when using something like Waystones inside of regions.

• Example: allow_region_tp = true