Reassigning Permissions for Commands

This is an easy process, and shouldn't require much scripting experience if you're going to modify existing commands.

Guides:

• Reference Guide

• Creating your own command

Why would you want to change commands?

You can change commands to change their category, callbacks, levels, descriptions, and more! This can bring flexibility if you don't like existing categories or levels.

How do I do it?

In the xPanel configuration folder expand the commands folder, and open the "Modifications" module. Now, check out the creating your own command page, this will help with understanding the fundamentals. Our reference guide has a full commands list for commands you might want to modify.

To modify one, here's the syntax:

fly = { --> Command name
    level = 0; --> Fly can now be used by everyone!
    description = "I've been changed!" --> New description!
};

Available properties that can be changed:

• aliases <table>

• name <string>

• level <int>

• description <string>

Dangerous properties:

These properties are marked as dangerous because they can break the command if you don't know what you're doing.

• onSyntaxError

• onPermissionError

• callback

Let's modify a command!

Simply add the command you're going to modify inside the return part.

return { 
    fly = { --> Command name
        level = 0; --> Fly can now be used by everyone!
        description = "I've been changed!" --> New description!
    };
}

To modify multiple commands, here's an example:

return { 
    fly = { --> Command name
        level = 0; --> Fly can now be used by everyone!
        description = "I've been changed!" --> New description!
    };
    
    walkspeed = { --> Command name
        level = 1; --> Walkspeed can now be used by VIP!
        description = "I've been changed!" --> New description!
    };
}

Make sure there's a ";" or "," at the end of your modification table or it will break.