02-08-2016, 02:46 AM
This would be a great article for the user manual @bearbin
The way Cuberite uses ranks might a bit different compared to other Minecraft servers. In Cuberite you create groups in the Permissions page of the Core. Once you've created a group you can add permissions or restrictions to it by pressing the Edit button. Restrictions act like a blacklist. If I want a user to use all of the Core's command except /ban I simply give a group the 'core.*' permission and the 'core.ban' restriction. When the server has to look up if a player has the 'core.ban' permission it is first checked if the permission is in the restrictions.
By using groups you can organize your permissions. I can create a group called "CoreUsers" and give permissions for commands like /help or /players, or I can create a group with the name WorldEditUsers that defines a few WorldEdit commands that players might use.
When then creating a rank in the Core's Rank page in the webadmin I can assign these groups to the ranks. You can assign multiple groups to a rank. For example in the Gallery server we gave the Default rank the groups CoreUsers for basic core commands, GalUsers for basic gallery commands and WEUsers for WorldEdit commands. You can also edit the visuals for the ranks.
The way Cuberite uses ranks might a bit different compared to other Minecraft servers. In Cuberite you create groups in the Permissions page of the Core. Once you've created a group you can add permissions or restrictions to it by pressing the Edit button. Restrictions act like a blacklist. If I want a user to use all of the Core's command except /ban I simply give a group the 'core.*' permission and the 'core.ban' restriction. When the server has to look up if a player has the 'core.ban' permission it is first checked if the permission is in the restrictions.
By using groups you can organize your permissions. I can create a group called "CoreUsers" and give permissions for commands like /help or /players, or I can create a group with the name WorldEditUsers that defines a few WorldEdit commands that players might use.
When then creating a rank in the Core's Rank page in the webadmin I can assign these groups to the ranks. You can assign multiple groups to a rank. For example in the Gallery server we gave the Default rank the groups CoreUsers for basic core commands, GalUsers for basic gallery commands and WEUsers for WorldEdit commands. You can also edit the visuals for the ranks.