Ulysses
Ulysses Stuff => General Chat & Help and Support => Topic started by: Blackety on October 15, 2013, 07:40:50 PM
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On my server, I have quite a bit of ranks. The core ranks are trusted, donator, vip, respected, mini-mod, mod, and admin. In addition to these ranks, there are also staff ranks that show if they are a donator with a plus symbol after their rank name i.e. Admin+. Vips however have to have their own unique group for reasons irrelevant to this issue. With that said, the problem I am having is when a mini-mod can't target a mod+ but can target a mod. This isn't suppose to happen as you'd expect. Below I have listed all the ranks with their inheritances and targets. Any assistance with this problem will be greatly appreciated!
superadmin
inherits admin
*
admin
inherits liquid
!%superadmin
liquid
inherits mod
!% admin
mod
inherits mini-mod
!%admin
qav
inherits respected
!%mini-mod
mini-mod
inherits respected
!%liquid
fountain
inherits respected
!% mini-mod
respected
inherits donator
!%mini-mod
donator
inherits trusted
!%mini-mod
trusted
inherits user
!%mini-mod
user
*
The names founts, liquid and qav for VIPs. They have their own rank. They get the same rights as respected but the liquid rank instead gets mod powers.
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Unfortunately, since you have an inheritance tree that branches, you'll have to specify the groups that they CAN target (as opposed to what they can't). For example, for mini-mod, you'd specify "#respected,#donator,#trusted,#user" (or similar depending on your desires) for can target. Note '#' instead of '%' which targets a group explicitly instead of using inheritance.
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Thanks for the help! Once small question just to be accurate, do I put a space in between the targets or not?
#respected,#donator
or
#respected, #donator
That's what I mean. :P Wasn't sure if it mattered or not.
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I can't remember for certain, but I think it will work either way.