Adonis Setup Help

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#1

Hello guys,

I found out that I could have custom k (admin levels) in Adonis. But the thing is I do not know how to set up this.

Like what if I want the idk lets do a rank called:
Barista

Barista and Admins+ can run the command :kitchen. To go in the kitchen.

The thing is I dont know how to set properly Barista rank. Or for example if I want to make it so that barista can check chatlogs but Moderator+ too. How would I fix that?

In fact, my issue is how to properly use custom ranks from adonis

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#2

@Sceleratis May you help me possibly?
@mobyboyy

#3

Group:(group ID):(rank number)

e.g.

settings.Admins = {“Group:123456789:255”}

Doesn’t have to be for admins, can be for other ranks too.

Located in :gear:Setup

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#4

Hi
Yeah I did that but like lets sayI have this command :kick Moderators+ would be able to run it right?
But I also want that “Barista” rank to be able to execute that command. How do I make it so that command can be run by Moderator+ and Barista rank

Or do customranks have an admin level by default?

#5

Let’s say the barista rank is number 5 and the rest under it don’t need admin

If you use the template with the number 5 instead of 255, it will give the admin to all the ranks above barista including barista, and all the ranks below wouldn’t have admin.

#6

So then Customranks have already a default admin level?
I wasnt aware of that…

#7

I’m not sure what you mean by customranks, could you explain it a bit more please?

Also here is how you get the rank numbers in case you didn’t know. (They are the ones on the far right)
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#8

If by customranks you mean the new ranks created in the group, then no, it’s only if you asign them the admin level.

#9

The customranks of adonis.

settings.customranks on the settings script.

#10

Oh, in this case I am pretty sure that the answer is yes.

#11

Okay. I will still seek a way via settings to it.

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#12

I have found a solution to this.
We have a property on the admin that allow us to set a command to a certain role.

Then using the settings.permission will allow you to whitelist the command to said rank.

eg.

settings.permissions = {":logs:Barista"},
and so on. If you have more roles then just do it more times…
settings.permissions = {":logs:Barista"; ":logs:Manager"},

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