Group Targeting

[TylerPlays]

Ok so I ran into a problem today
When I do ulx setgroupcantarget "SeniorAdmin" "!%SeniorAdmin" (which is what someone told me to do) they can still pick me (owner) up
Please help and its like this with every other rank.
And when I do just "SeniorAdmin" They cant do anyone

[Megiddo]

How is your group inheritance chain setup?

[TylerPlays]

It goes Owner Inherits from SuperAdmin Superadmin inherits from admin, SeniorAdmin Inherits from admin (that might be where its wrong) and then then admin inherits mod mod inharits from jrmod jrmod inherits from donator+ donator+ inherits from donator donator inherits from trusted and trusted inherits from user

[TylerPlays]

How is your group inheritance chain setup?

So u got anything?

[Caustic Soda-Senpai]

Is this DarkRP?
Have you disabled FAdmin?

[TylerPlays]

Is this DarkRP?
Have you disabled FAdmin?

This is darkrp and no I have not disabled it, but thats not the problem, they can also still bring me and the groups higher then them

[Bytewave]

It goes Owner Inherits from SuperAdmin Superadmin inherits from admin, SeniorAdmin Inherits from admin (that might be where its wrong) and then then admin inherits mod mod inharits from jrmod jrmod inherits from donator+ donator+ inherits from donator donator inherits from trusted and trusted inherits from user

Branching inheritance trees like yours require specific can_target configurations to work---the !% specifier is only built to follow a linear tree. Instead, you will have to manually specify all groups that should be target-able by the group in a comma-separated list, prefixed with #.

Example:
Say you have 4 groups. You want group11 to only be able to target groups below it.

inheritance tree	group11 - (top)    | - group2 - group3 group01 -
can_target list for group11	#group2, #group3

[TylerPlays]

Branching inheritance trees like yours require specific can_target configurations to work---the !% specifier is only built to follow a linear tree. Instead, you will have to manually specify all groups that should be target-able by the group in a comma-separated list, prefixed with #.

Example:
Say you have 4 groups. You want group11 to only be able to target groups below it.

inheritance tree	group11 - (top)    | - group2 - group3 group01 -
can_target list for group11	#group2, #group3

How to i edit the tree?

[TylerPlays]

bump, someone pls help!

[OpticPotatOS]

Why have an owner group? Just use superadmin, I never understand that mentality.

You can edit in the inheritance tree in your groups.txt in garrysmod/data/ulx (I think that's the directory, not sure).

[TylerPlays]

Why have an owner group? Just use superadmin, I never understand that mentality.

You can edit in the inheritance tree in your groups.txt in garrysmod/data/ulx (I think that's the directory, not sure).

Thats not where it is
Theres no file with the ranks in it

[Bytewave]

Thats not where it is
Theres no file with the ranks in it

Nooooo. Do not manually edit data files unless told how to!
Your inheritance tree is what you said earlier. x inherits from y, y inherits from z, and so on. If you make a linear, non-branching tree using the ULX menu, that will work, or you can do what I told you if you want to keep your inheritance format but fix targeting.

[Caustic Soda-Senpai]

This is darkrp and no I have not disabled it, but thats not the problem, they can also still bring me and the groups higher then them

That's one of the issues leaving FAdmin enabled does.
Lemme guess, they can physgun you too, right?

[TylerPlays]

That's one of the issues leaving FAdmin enabled does.
Lemme guess, they can physgun you too, right?

Ya they can

[Caustic Soda-Senpai]

Ok, so disable FAdmin and see if it fixes your problem. If it still does, then we can look at your inheritance trees/perms/etc..