The Vanish module allows players to turn themselves invisible to other entities on the server. This is a good way to hide yourself while doing work on your server in peace when other players are on your server.
Don’t be deceived when looking at the configuration options in your main.conffile. While only a couple options reside in the vanish section of your configuration file, other modules have options for /vanish. These modules are:
The one configuration you can adjust currently is to hide your connection and disconnection messages while in vanish. Set this to true to have your vanished players not show a disconnection message. This will also hide the login message as long as you have the vanish.persist assigned to said player or group.
If a player has the nucleus.vanish.onlogin permission, they will log in vanished. This will happen if you use the
permission wildcard - this is not a Nucleus bug.
Nucleus can remember what your vanish status was when you logged out. To enable this function you need to assign the nucleus.vanish.persist permission to the user or group.
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:
vanish v
Root command aliases:
/nvanish
Usage: /vanish [<player>] [<toggle>]
Default Role: ADMIN
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.vanish.base
Permissions
nucleus.vanish.persist - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.vanish.see - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.vanish.base - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.vanish.others - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.vanish.onlogin - Default Role: NONE
This command is an equivalent to the following command(s) in Essentials:
/vanish, /v
Aliases:
vanishonlogin vonlogin
Root command aliases:
/nvanishonlogin
Usage: /vanishonlogin [<true|false>]
Default Role: ADMIN
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.vanishonlogin.base
Permissions
nucleus.vanishonlogin.base - Default Role: ADMIN | Permission | Suggested Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| nucleus.vanish.base | ADMIN | Allows the user to run the command /vanish |
| nucleus.vanish.onlogin | NONE | If granted, the target player will always logon vanished. |
| nucleus.vanish.others | ADMIN | Allows the user to target other players using the command "vanish". |
| nucleus.vanish.persist | ADMIN | If granted, the player is able to retain their vanish status upon logout and login. |
| nucleus.vanish.see | ADMIN | If granted, and the version of Sponge/Nucleus supports this, allows players to see other vanished players and tab their names in commands. |
| nucleus.vanishonlogin.base | ADMIN | Allows the user to run the command /vanishonlogin |
# [EXPERIMENTAL - use with caution] If true, Nucleus will try to alter the tab list when a player vanishes.
alter-tab-list=false
# If true, Nucleus is more aggressive about setting the vanish state on a player during login. This may interfere with other plugins that use the vanish status.
force-nucleus-vanish=true
# If true, players who leave or join the server under vanish will not have a login or logout message broadcast.
hide-connection-messages-on-vanish=false
# If true, if a player is vanished and another player who does not have see permissions runs /seen, the player will appear tobe offline.
try-hide-players-in-seen=true
# If true, attempts to work around a Sponge issue where vanish status does not persist over respawns.
# See https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeCommon/issues/2325.
workaround-sponge-vanish-issue=true