[Question] GM levels?

[MisterEMU]

There are 4 different levels 0 1 2 3 and obviously 3 is highest. I made a test account level 1 and it couldn't do anything but showed up as GM level 1 when I did .gm. So I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the commands for each level of GM?

[Zoidberg]

az is the highest, afaik :P

[MisterEMU]

yeah I know but what do the numbers mean

[1ns0mnia]

a = gm rank 1
ab (i think) = gm rank 2
az = admin

[kate1]

1- normal user(well... not sure on this! I think its a gm with almost no powers, then 0 can be normal user instead)
2- moderator
3-gm
az-admin

[warsheep]

Ok.. I think you are all a bit confused.
0 1 2 3
is the Mangos GM levels, if you use Ascent, you are using a flags system.
AZ is the highest, A is the most common GM rank. I'd recommend you to use the search function, as for both emulators there has been threads like this, answered too.

[kate1]

isnt "flags" for choosing if your acc is BC or not?

[MisterEMU]

Ok.. I think you are all a bit confused.
0 1 2 3
is the Mangos GM levels, if you use Ascent, you are using a flags system.
AZ is the highest, A is the most common GM rank. I'd recommend you to use the search function, as for both emulators there has been threads like this, answered too.

when I do .account level it says "Sets gm level on account. Pass it username and 0,1,2,3, az, etc." when I tried to set an account as .account level username 1 it shows up as GM so I guess level 1 is lowest. What' I'm trying to find out is what are the specific commands that each level can do

[CairiFEA]

Flags = TBC/PBC.

1,2,3 are mangos GM Levels.

Ascent uses various combination of permissions for their GM levels.

Ie,

having a player [v] gives them
appear
summon
recall port

When you view the GM Commands list for Ascent, you notice they are in categories with letters such as U, B, C, D etc. These are the permissions.

[az] simple means permissions a-z.

To give your player certain commands, simply enable them with various permissions.


Cairi.

[MisterEMU]

Flags = TBC/PBC.

1,2,3 are mangos GM Levels.

Ascent uses various combination of permissions for their GM levels.

Ie,

having a player [v] gives them
appear
summon
recall port

When you view the GM Commands list for Ascent, you notice they are in categories with letters such as U, B, C, D etc. These are the permissions.

[az] simple means permissions a-z.

To give your player certain commands, simply enable them with various permissions.


Cairi.

for example I tried giving someone just "u" (which gives them the ability to do .command) but they still can't do it ingame

[2dgreengiant]

You need to mod the command_overrides to use extra commands such as D U etc...

[xilla]

3 i guess, 6 was the highest level

[MisterEMU]

You need to mod the command_overrides to use extra commands such as D U etc...

any ideas how I can do this

[CairiFEA]

Go into your world data base and open the command_overrides table

In there you see 2 columns,

Command Name Access Level


In these you add the specific commands, and then the rank you want to submit it to.

ie,

commands u

I think there is an issue with tho, as adding Commands functions to the U table sorta messes withit, so other people tend to add a seperate Access Level with various commands,

ie on my server [p] is

gm p
start p
info p
commands p
uptime p
gps p


So when a player logs in, they can do .commands, .start, .info etc etc.

If you try and give permission to an access level that already has certain permissions it may not work.

ALSO
when adding commands, you gotta add the parent command, and the available sub commands.

If you wanted a player to recall port (location) you would use,

recall p
recall port p

if you wanted them to have modify,

modify p
modify hp p
modify mana p
modify level p

and so on.

Hope this helps

Cairi

[MisterEMU]

Go into your world data base and open the command_overrides table

In there you see 2 columns,

Command Name Access Level


In these you add the specific commands, and then the rank you want to submit it to.

ie,

commands u

I think there is an issue with tho, as adding Commands functions to the U table sorta messes withit, so other people tend to add a seperate Access Level with various commands,

ie on my server [p] is

gm p
start p
info p
commands p
uptime p
gps p


So when a player logs in, they can do .commands, .start, .info etc etc.

If you try and give permission to an access level that already has certain permissions it may not work.

ALSO
when adding commands, you gotta add the parent command, and the available sub commands.

If you wanted a player to recall port (location) you would use,

recall p
recall port p

if you wanted them to have modify,

modify p
modify hp p
modify mana p
modify level p

and so on.

Hope this helps

Cairi

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