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Introduction
Privileges, often called privs for short, give players the ability to perform certain actions. Server owners can grant and revoke privileges to control which abilities each player has.
- When to use Privileges
- Declaring Privileges
- Checking for Privileges
- Getting and Setting Privileges
- Adding Privileges to basic_privs
When to use Privileges
A privilege should give a player the ability to do something. Privileges are not for indicating class or status.
Good Privileges:
- interact
- shout
- noclip
- fly
- kick
- ban
- vote
- worldedit
- area_admin - admin functions of one mod is ok
Bad Privileges:
- moderator
- admin
- elf
- dwarf
Declaring Privileges
Use register_privilege
to declare a new privilege:
core.register_privilege("vote", {
description = "Can vote on issues",
give_to_singleplayer = true
})
give_to_singleplayer
defaults to true when not specified, so it isn't
actually needed in the above definition.
Checking for Privileges
To quickly check whether a player has all the required privileges:
local has, missing = core.check_player_privs(player_or_name, {
interact = true,
vote = true })
In this example, has
is true if the player has all the privileges needed.
If has
is false, then missing
will contain a key-value table
of the missing privileges.
local has, missing = core.check_player_privs(name, {
interact = true,
vote = true })
if has then
print("Player has all privs!")
else
print("Player is missing privs: " .. dump(missing))
end
If you don't need to check the missing privileges, you can put
check_player_privs
directly into the if statement.
if not core.check_player_privs(name, { interact=true }) then
return false, "You need interact for this!"
end
Getting and Setting Privileges
Player privileges can be accessed or modified regardless of the player being online.
local privs = core.get_player_privs(name)
print(dump(privs))
privs.vote = true
core.set_player_privs(name, privs)
Privileges are always specified as a key-value table with the key being the privilege name and the value being a boolean.
{
fly = true,
interact = true,
shout = true
}
Adding Privileges to basic_privs
Players with the basic_privs
privilege are able to grant and revoke a limited
set of privileges. It's common to give this privilege to moderators so that
they can grant and revoke interact
and shout
, but can't grant themselves or other
players privileges with greater potential for abuse such as give
and server
.
To add a privilege to basic_privs
, and adjust which privileges your moderators can
grant and revoke from other players, you must change the basic_privs
setting.
By default, basic_privs
has the following value:
basic_privs = interact, shout
To add vote
, update this to:
basic_privs = interact, shout, vote
This will allow players with basic_privs
to grant and revoke the vote
privilege.