[How to]Give specific commands in some access levels

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METALLAS
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[How to]Give specific commands in some access levels

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Hello,
As my title says i would like to learn how can i add some commands in specific access levels but access level 1 must continue to have these commands!

Thank you in advance!
Aka Gambit
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Re: [How to]Give specific commands in some access levels

Post by Aka Gambit »

I am not totally sure as to what you want to do here, a little more detail would be helpful.

However if you are wanting to do what I think you want to do then I'll give some quick help.

It sounds like you wish to have some groups have different access rights, each one has different sets, but the Admin always has ALL of them.

If this is what you want then its quite simple (tedious but simple).
  1. First go into your "access_levels" table and set them up how you want them. (name, name/title color, isGm etc)
  2. Still in "access_levels" make sure that "childAccess" cell of your Admin set (Normally "accessLevel" of 1 but can be any number you wish.) has all access levels in it. (eg. if you have access levels for 1-10 make sure it reads "2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9;10")
    If you want one of your sets to have all the same rights as another then add them into its "childAccess" cell like you did for the Admin Set.
  3. Now move onto the "admin_command_access_rights" table.
  4. Start with the lowest level and start filling it in.
  5. If you want it to have more then one Access Level Set associated with it then add them in (and like the "childAccess" cells of the "access_levels" table) separate each number with a semicolon (";")
Don't know if that helped or not but I hope it answered your question.
tmes
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Re: [How to]Give specific commands in some access levels

Post by tmes »

is there anyone who has a copy of their table to see an example?
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