# Permission Attachment

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Starting v2.7.0, this feature can only now be used through the [Player Delegate](/commandprompter/features/player-delegate.md) command.

If you want to execute commands as a console refer to [Console Delegate](/commandprompter/features/console-delegate.md).
{% endhint %}

Permission attachments allow players to have temporary access to command permissions. It's only available via player delegate to prevent a vulnerability when it's used as a prompt queue argument.

### How to use Permission Attachment

The general idea is to give players a set of permissions that you define in a very short amount of time. This permission set and the duration can be found and configured in `config.yml` under the `Permission Attachment` section.

#### **Step 1: Configuring permissions**

```yml
# Permission Attachment Config
# 
# Permission attachments allow players
# to have temporary permissions.
# 
# ticks - Set how long (in ticks) should the
#         permission attachment persist.
# 
# permissions - permissions to temporarily
#               attach to the players.
Permission-Attachment:
  ticks: 1
  Permissions:
    GAMEMODE:
    - bukkit.command.gamemode
    - essentials.gamemode
    - essentials.gamemode.survival
    - essentials.gamemode.creative
    
```

With the given configuration above, we defined a permission attachment called `GAMEMODE` to attach gamemode-related permission.

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It's important that you only give permissions that you are willing to give to your players. I advise against putting permissions that allow your server to be compromised!
{% endhint %}

**Step 2: Using permission attachments in a prompt**

To use the permission attachment, we need to use it via the [Player Delegate](/commandprompter/features/player-delegate.md) like the following:

```
playerdelegate CyR1en GAMEMODE gamemode <what gamemode do you want?>
```

Once the player fulfilled the prompt, CommandPrompter will attach the permissions defined under GAMEMODE and dispatch the command, and remove the attached permissions afterward.


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