Job relation to staff rank, (Access relationships).

[aussie0411]

So practically I am helping a server owner out and I forgot what the command line is for a job to make it to where it simply can be accessed by a certain ulx rank plus. So, for example, I want ARC Captain on a SWRP server to be switched to if you're either mod plus or you're whitelisted to the job. How do I make it to where you can join all jobs if you are Moderator or up? Whats the command line for that?

[iViscosity]

I don't know how it would be for Star Wars RP, but I remember when I was a dev for a DarkRP server, it was something like:

Code: Lua

1. customCheck = function(ply) return ply:GetUserGroup() == "Moderator" end,

However, I'm not sure if customCheck is the correct thing you need, nor do I know if it will allow anyone above "Moderator" as well. (Remember, GetUserGroup() is case-sensitive, so if the role is 'moderator' it must be "moderator").


Edit: After looking around for a quite a bit it seems they're pretty similar (if not the same), is the first line of your custom ranks

Code: Lua

1. DarkRP.createJob( "name", {

? Because if so, put the line I put above at the very bottom (under the category = ) but before the closing }


Like I said, I could be wrong bc I don't know how SWRP works

[dankpepe]

It would actually be

Code: Lua

1. customCheck = function(ply) return ply:CheckGroup("Moderator") end,
2.  

 

[iViscosity]

It would actually be

Code: Lua

1. customCheck = function(ply) return ply:CheckGroup("Moderator") end,
2.  

 

CheckGroup() isn't a function... it would just return as nil because it doesn't exist.

[dankpepe]

CheckGroup is a ulx function which checks if a user is a rank or inherits from that rank. The code you have would only work if the user is a mod but not if they inherit from mod.

[iViscosity]

CheckGroup is a ulx function which checks if a user is a rank or inherits from that rank. The code you have would only work if the user is a mod but not if they inherited from mod.

Oh, I was checking the Gmod wiki, I tend to not use ULib things for that as not everyone uses ULX (even though I'd assume this person is) so I tend to use GetUserGroup() or IsUserGroup().

[roastchicken]

We're on the forums for ULib/ULX. It's safe to assume anyone posting here asking for help with groups is using ULib/ULX

[dankpepe]

Also he aid he was using ulx.