Permission Commands
This is a sub-page of the main Command Usage page. Click here to go back.
Key things to remember from the main page:
- You use
/lpbinstead of/lpwhen running the plugin on BungeeCord - You use
/lpvinstead of/lpwhen running the plugin on Velocity - Required arguments are marked with angle brackets - e.g.
<required> - Optional arguments are marked with square brackets - e.g.
[optional] - If you want to include spaces in arguments, you must escape the argument with quotes - e.g.
" "
Index 🔗
infoset<node> <true/false> [context...]unset<node> [context...]settemp<node> <true/false> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]unsettemp<node> [duration] [context...]check<node>clear[context...]
/lp user/group <user|group> permission info [page] [sorting mode] 🔗
Permission: luckperms.user.permission.info or luckperms.group.permission.info
Arguments:
[page]- the page number to view[sorting mode]- how the results will be sorted
Displays a list of the permission nodes a user/group has.
The "sorting mode" argument allows you to specify how the list will be sorted. You can pick between 4 different options.
| Sorting mode | Description |
|---|---|
priority | the results will be sorted according to the platform's inheritance rules |
!priority/reverse | it will sort it by priority and then reverse the list |
abc/alphabetically | the list will be sorted alphabetically (A - Z) |
!abc/!alphabetically | will sort the list alphabetically and then reverse it (Z - A) |
/lp user/group <user|group> permission set <node> [true|false] [context...] 🔗
Permission: luckperms.user.permission.set or luckperms.group.permission.set
Arguments:
<node>- the permission node to set[true|false]- the value to set the permission to (defaults totrue)[context...]- the contexts to set the permission in
Sets (or gives) a permission for a user/group with "true", granting the permission. Providing a value of "false" will negate the permission. Not adding any context will set the permission in context "global".
/lp user/group <user|group> permission unset <node> [context...] 🔗
Permission: luckperms.user.permission.unset or luckperms.group.permission.unset
Arguments:
<node>- the permission node to unset[context...]- the contexts to unset the permission in
Unsets (or removes) a permission for a user/group.
/lp user/group <user|group> permission settemp <node> <true|false> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...] 🔗
Permission: luckperms.user.permission.settemp or luckperms.group.permission.settemp
Arguments:
<node>- the permission node to set<true|false>- the value to set the permission to<duration>- the duration until the permission will expire[temporary modifier]- how the temporary permission should be applied[context...]- the contexts to set the permission in
Sets a permission temporarily for a user/group. Providing a value of "false" will negate the permission. Duration should either be a time period, or a unix timestamp when the permission will expire. e.g. "1mo3d13h45m" will set the permission to expire in 1 month, 3 days, 13 hours and 45 minutes time, while "1482694200" will set the permission to expire at 7:30PM on 25th December 2016.
The "temporary modifier" argument allows you to specify how the permission should be accumulated. You can pick between 3 different options.
| Modifier key | Description |
|---|---|
accumulate | the duration of any existing nodes will just be added to the new duration |
replace | the longest duration will be kept, any others nodes will be forgotten |
deny | the command will just fail if you try to add a duplicate temporary node |
/lp user/group <user|group> permission unsettemp <node> [duration] [context...] 🔗
Permission: luckperms.user.permission.unsettemp or luckperms.group.permission.unsettemp
Arguments:
<node>- the permission node to unset[duration]- the duration to subtract from the temporary permission, can be omitted to remove entirely[context...]- the contexts to unset the permission in
Unsets a temporary permission for a user/group.
/lp user/group <user|group> permission check <node> 🔗
Permission: luckperms.user.permission.check or luckperms.group.permission.check
Arguments:
<node>- the permission node to check
Checks to see if a user/group has a certain permission, providing useful information about the factors that influenced the result of the check.
/lp user/group <user|group> permission clear [context...] 🔗
Permission: luckperms.user.permission.clear or luckperms.group.permission.clear
Arguments:
[context...]- the contexts to filter by
Removes all permissions from the user or group.