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thx.

1.how to add command for normal player?

//--------------------------

// 0: normal player commands

// None for security purposes.

// Displays SVN version of the server.

version: 1,1 //<---[Copy Paste like this?]

//-------------------------

2.if i want disable for normal player? like this?

// Displays SVN version of the server.

//version: 1,1

Posted (edited)

thx.

1.how to add command for normal player?

//--------------------------

// 0: normal player commands

// None for security purposes.

// Displays SVN version of the server.

version: 1,1 //<---[Copy Paste like this?]

//-------------------------

2.if i want disable for normal player? like this?

// Displays SVN version of the server.

//version: 1,1

IF u want disable for normal player? like this?

// Displays SVN version of the server.

version: 1,1

just change the version: 1,1

0 = Normal Player

1 = Super Player

10 = Whatever player

and so on..

if u dont want to give normal player can use it.

just

version: 1,1

Edited by FrustFenix
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Posted

do you mean i dun have to copy paste to

//--------------------------

// 0: normal player commands

// None for security purposes.

<Here>

//-------------------------

just Edit the 1,1 to 0 like that? normal people just register is 0 right? so will like this? correct me if wrong. TQ.

version: 0

Posted

Yes, but don't always set it to 0,0 because on some it is like this:

storage: 0,80

The first one is for the @command (@storage) and the second, in this case the 80 is to use the #command (#storage) to open someone else's storage.

// 0: Normal player

// -> no commands accessible

// 1: Super player

// -> some minor advantage: storage, petrename, etc...

// 10: Super player+

// -> more powerful commands, like mobsearch and changegm

// 20: Mediator

// -> GM commands for finding players and moving to them (also kicking them)

// 40: Sub-GM

// -> GM commands for basic tasks, no significant impact on other players

// 50: Sub-GM+

// -> GM commands to spawn mobs and create guilds

// 60: GM

// -> almost all commands available (except administration and mass commands)

// 80: GM Chief

// -> can do anything, except administration commands

// 99: Administrator

// -> can do anything!

// 100: Disabled

// -> commands that will not be available to anyone

Posted

Here is the format

<commandhere>: <@ level here>,<#level here> [<aliases here>]

To stop the players from using it, you just have to set the level higher than 0.

To allow the players to use a command, set it to 0.

To restrict a command from a lower level GM, set it to the GM level you want to allow the use of command.

For example:

item: 50,50

GM's above level 50 would be about to use the @ and # version of the command. Anyone lower will not be able to use the command.

@ - Performing the command to yourself

# - Performing the command to the player/name stated. These commands are called character commands.

To answer your question:

storage: 0,80 < mean 80 for lv80 gm?

That means normal players will be able to open their storage via @storage and that GM equals to or higher than 80 open the storage of a person for them. (The storage will open to the player not to the GM that used the command)

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Posted

ok, about 50.50 < mean if i dun wan player use but want for gm lv 50 use set to 1,50 (50 is for gm who higher then 50 can use?)

Re-read what I posted and understand it. I pretty much explained everything.

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Posted (edited)

OK.

storage: 50,50

If you set it to 1,50

that means that any account =< lvl 1 can use the command @storage and any account =< lvl 50 can use the command #storage

If you want players to use you have to set it to

storage: 0,50

Edited by Mirage

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