Custom PLvL ?

[Tralon]

Is it possible to add custom plvls with limited cmds
????

best regards

[Ephemeral]

Yes and no, but there's a branch on the DOL svn that has some work I did in rewriting the privilege system


On the yes.

Yes you can, but it is ridiculously complicated to do.

On the no.

Really, it isn't worth trying to do unless you're rather versed in the DOL core, and if you were; you wouldn't be asking this question.


But if you feel like trying to merge my branch for privilege 2.0 into your game core, then feel free, its relatively straightforward and easy to figure out (assuming not too many things have changed)

[Tralon]

ok thx and yes i need to find myself a bit to dol core and so on, i will try to learn by myself and maybe later i can start with plvl custom ids

[dargon]

its actually pretty easy to add new plvls just time consuming

[Tralon]

yeah i will have a look at it and if i got it by myself
i can help other newcomer

[Ephemeral]

Your best bet time wise is to take the existing plvl 2.0 code and port it into your core, it is pretty much done (except for param-privileges and a more verbose /priv command)


As A side note, I'm bored and feeling like some C# so I think I'll come back and finish it.

[Tralon]

plvl 2.0 `? and np

[Ephemeral]

https://svn.code.sf.net/p/dolserver/cod ... Privilege/

That, but I'll finish it ina week or so and ask Graveen if I can shove it into the trunk.



And for how you do groups..

[Tralon]

k quite interesting

[dargon]

Looks like Plvl 2.0 will be a good new addition.. I may take a look at it some time, haha

[Kataract]

Hi,

It´s not hard to add plvl using the standard version of DOL.

Just modify globalConstant.cs in GameServer.
You Will find lines with GM = 2, Admin =3.

If you want to add a plvl like animator just add these line
Animator = number.

Btw if you set animator= 4, it Willl give more right than admin.
Do it should looks like,

Player = 1
Animator = 2
GM = 3
HeadGM = 4
Developer = 5
CoAdmin = 6
Admin = 7

This is an example

And dont forget to modify /whogm command or gm Will be seen as admin and admin as nothing ^^.

[Tralon]

ok so just modify the globalconstants and its fine ?
but whats with commands ?

best regards

[Kataract]

When players do /who gm they only see gm or admin. If you want to see the other rank, you have to add them.

[Tralon]

nah i mean like commands /mob
and so on

[Kataract]

I'll show you an example of what you should do ^^
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We imagine that you want to add 3 ranks : Animator, Worldbuild-GM and GM.

The animator will have some commands, worldbuild more commands (including /mob etc) and GM all the other commands.

It should looks like :

GlobalConstant.cs

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public enum ePrivLevel : uint { /// <summary> /// Normal player /// </summary> Player = 1, /// <summary> /// VIP /// </summary> Animator = 2, /// <summary> /// Animator /// </summary> WorldGM = 3, /// <summary> /// Animator /// </summary> GM = 4, /// <summary> /// Animator /// </summary> Admin= 5 },

Then modify your commands like this :

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namespace DOL.GS.Commands { [CmdAttribute( "&announce", ePrivLevel.Animator, "GMCommands.Announce.Description", "GMCommands.Announce.Usage")]

With this modification, all the ranks higher than Animator (plvl 2) will have access to this command.

For the WorldBuild-GM :

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namespace DOL.GS.Commands { [Cmd("&mob", //command to handle ePrivLevel.WorldGM, //minimum privelege level

Now, only WorldGM and higher will have the access to this commands (plvl 3 +).

I hope it helped you

PS : Here is the thing concerning the /whogm

When you do /who gm ingame, it appears like this :

Playername level guild <GM>
Playername level guild <Admin>

But you won't see

Playername level guild <Animator>
Playername level guild <WorldBuild GM>

If you want to see this, you have to modify this line in Player Commands/Who.cs :

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if (player.Client.Account.PrivLevel == (uint)ePrivLevel.Animator) { result.Append(" <Animator>"); } if (player.Client.Account.PrivLevel == (uint)ePrivLevel.GM) { result.Append(" <GM>"); } if(player.Client.Account.PrivLevel == (uint)ePrivLevel.WorldGM) { result.Append(" <WorldBuild GM>"); } if (player.Client.Account.PrivLevel == (uint)ePrivLevel.Admin) { result.Append(" <Admin>"); }

Now, you have all the utils to make custom plvl