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Warning
None of these flags are player-specific. For example, the block-break flag, if set to deny, prevents pistons from breaking blocks.
To understand why, consider the fact that players can fling TNT into a region from outside, or a player can build an inchworm piston machine that moves into another region. While these actions were caused by a player, realistically attempting to figure which player built the TNT cannon or used it is much more difficult. However, you still want to prevent someone from blowing up spawn with a TNT cannon.
Outright blocking TNT cannons or pistons is the wrong solution. Pistons and TNT cannons should be allowed in some cases. For example, a TNT cannon or piston inside should work within the region.
First off, remember who can build in regions: it’s not players, it’s members. When we consider pistons or TNT, it should be no different. How does WorldGuard figure out whether a piston machine or TNT cannon is a member of a region? If it’s inside the region, of course!
When you create a region, before setting any flags on it:
Members may build
Non-members may not build
TNT cannons and pistons inside are allowed to work because they are “members.” An imaginary player, “Bobby,” who isn’t a member yet, is unable to place or break blocks. Once you add Bobby to the region, then Bobby can build.
When you set the protection flags, you override this behavior. If you set block-break to deny, then even members are unable to break blocks. Bobby cannot break blocks. A TNT cannon inside cannot break blocks. A piston inside cannot break blocks. You break pistons.
That begs two questions:
How do I prevent players from placing or breaking blocks? Don’t do anything. Don’t change any flags! Remember, only members can build by default.
How do I change a flag to only affect players? You probably mean: how do you make a flag only affect non-members? Well, that’s easy: use Region Groups.

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