Group_Permissions modified by Brynner

Brynner — Mon, 20 Feb 2023 04:59:32 -0000

title: Group Permissions
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What are Group Permissions

Ever since rAthena , a new system has replaced the old GM IDs with a new Grouping system. With this new Grouping System, each group has its own unique ID and Name, lists of available commands and other permissions, and a list of other groups it inherits from. More information can be found in your .

With this in mind, there is a file called permissions.txt that can be found in your . It lays out all of the permissions that groups can get. You can add such permissions in your .

Adding Permissions

For this guide, I'll be using the group "players". This group is located in :

{
id: 0 /* group 0 is the default group for every new account */
name: "Player"
level: 0
inherit: ( /*empty list*/ )
commands: {
/* no commands by default */
}
permissions: {
/* without this basic permissions regular players could not
trade or party */
can_trade: true
can_party: true
}
},

As you can see, the permissions: section is what holds all the permissions that group can do. Now, lets say I want my players to be allowed to join protected (password) chats. What I would do is right after can_party: true, I will add join_chat: true. Doing so will result in it looking like this:

permissions: {
/* without this basic permissions regular players could not
trade or party */
can_trade: true
can_party: true
join_chat: true
}

True or False?

Now you may ask, "Why do I need to put true? Why can't it be false?" or something similar. Well, to put it this way, setting it to true allows that group to be able to do such a permission or "privilege". By setting it to false, that group will not be able to do that such permission.

What are my Permissions?

As mentioned before, head on over to . That is where all the permissions for your groups can be found.

These are possible permissions of player groups, configured in conf/groups.conf.
can_trade : Ability to trade or otherwise distribute items (drop, storage, vending etc)
can_party : Ability to join parties.
all_skill : Ability to use all skills.
all_equipment : Ability to equip anything (can cause client errors).
skill_unconditional : Ability to use skills without meeting the required conditions (SP, items, etc...).
join_chat : Ability to join a password protected chatrooms.
kick_chat : Protection from being kicked from a chat.
hide_session : Hides player session from being displayed by @commands.
who_display_aid : Ability to see GMs and Account/Char IDs in the @who command.
hack_info : Ability to receive all informations about any player that try to hack, spoof a name, etc.
any_warp : Ability to bypass nowarp, nowarpto, noteleport and nomemo mapflags.
This option is mainly used in commands which modify a character's
map/coordinates (like @memo, @mapmove, @go, @jump, etc...).
view_hpmeter : Ability to see HP bar of every player.
view_equipment : Ability to view players equipment regardless of their setting.
use_check : Ability to use client command /check (display character status).
use_changemaptype : Ability to use client command /changemaptype.
all_commands: Ability to use ALL atcommands/charcommands.
receive_requests: Ability to receive @requests.
show_bossmobs: Ability to see boss mobs with @showmobs.
disable_pvm: Ability to disable Player v.s. Monster.
disable_pvp: Ability to disable Player v.s. Player.

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Group_Permissions modified by Brynner

What are Group Permissions

Adding Permissions

True or False?

What are my Permissions?