Step 1: Access the Console

Log into your Game Panel and navigate to the Console section of your server.

Step 2: Use the OP Command

In the console, type the following command (replace "YourUsername" with your actual Minecraft username):

Step 3: Verify OP Status

You should see a message confirming that you now have operator permissions. You can also use the command "op" without arguments to see all current operators.

Step 1: Join Your Server

Connect to your server using your Minecraft client.

Step 2: Use the OP Command

Open the chat and type the following command:

Note: You can only use this method if you already have OP permissions or if you're the server owner.

Step 1: Access File Manager

Navigate to the File Manager in your Game Panel and locate the server directory.

Step 2: Edit ops.json

Find and open the "ops.json" file. Add your Minecraft username to the operators list:

Step 3: Save and Restart

Save the file and restart your server for the changes to take effect.

Essential Admin Commands

1. Limit OP Access

Only give OP permissions to trusted players who need administrative access. Consider using permission plugins for more granular control.

2. Use Permission Plugins

For larger servers, consider using plugins like LuckPerms or PermissionsEx for more advanced permission management instead of relying solely on OP.

3. Regular Permission Audits

Periodically review who has OP permissions and remove access for players who no longer need it.

OP Command Not Working

Make sure you're using the correct username (case-sensitive) and that the server is running. Check the console for any error messages.

Can't Access Console

If you can't access the Game Panel console, contact support. You may need to verify your account ownership.