Commands and permissions

=== 🛡️ Commands 🛡️ ===

All Anarchy Stabilizer commands start with the base command /as.

Aliases: You can also use /anarchystabilizer or /astabilizer instead of /as.

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• /as or /as help

  • Description: Displays basic plugin information (like version and author) and lists the available subcommands with their descriptions. This is the primary way to see command usage in-game.

  • Permission: anarchystabilizer.command.base

  • Default Access: Everyone (true)

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• /as reload

  • Description: Reloads the config.yml file from disk. This applies any changes you have made to the configuration without requiring a full server restart. Very useful for testing and tuning settings live.

  • Permission: anarchystabilizer.command.reload

  • Default Access: Operators only (op)

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(More subcommands may be added in future updates!)

=== 🛡️ Commands 🛡️ ===

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=== 🛡️ Permissions 🛡️ ===

Anarchy Stabilizer uses a permission system to control access to its commands. It is recommended to use a dedicated permissions plugin (like LuckPerms, or any other Vault-compatible plugin) to manage these permissions for different player groups or ranks.

Below is a list of all permission nodes currently used by the plugin:

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• anarchystabilizer.command.base

  • Description: Grants access to the base /as command, which typically displays help information (available subcommands, plugin version).

  • Default: true (All players have this permission by default, allowing them to see basic help. You can override this with your permissions plugin if desired).

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• anarchystabilizer.command.reload

  • Description: Grants access to the /as reload subcommand, allowing the user to reload the plugin's config.yml. This is typically reserved for administrators or trusted staff.

  • Default: op (Only server operators have this permission by default. You will need to grant this node explicitly to non-op staff ranks using your permissions plugin).

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(More specific permission nodes might be added in the future, for example, to bypass certain limits or access new commands.)

=== 🛡️ Permissions 🛡️ ===