BattleBit Remastered Official•10mo ago

How do I use console commands as an admin?

As the title says, how do I use admin commands in a server I've been made admin in? Apparently all I have to do is type /start in chat, however it's not doing anything.

16 Replies

livingflore•10mo ago

try /forcestart in chat

ChillyOP•10mo ago

Didn't work :/ How can I check whether I'm an admin in the server? I've been told I am, but it seems like I'm actually not.

livingflore•10mo ago

you should have "[Server Admin]" next to your nickname in tab

ChillyOP•10mo ago

Hmm, seems like I don't. I'll message the owner again thanks for your help one more question, is it "PlayerRoles" 3 for admin, or "PlayerRoles" 1?

livingflore•10mo ago

namespace BattleBitAPI.Common
{
    public enum Roles : ulong
    {
        None = 0,

        Admin = 1 << 0,
        Moderator = 1 << 1,
        Special = 1 << 2,
        Vip = 1 << 3,
    }
}

namespace BattleBitAPI.Common
{
    public enum Roles : ulong
    {
        None = 0,

        Admin = 1 << 0,
        Moderator = 1 << 1,
        Special = 1 << 2,
        Vip = 1 << 3,
    }
}

it's 1 apparently admin 1, mod 2

ChillyOP•10mo ago

awesome, thanks mate.

Julgers•10mo ago

It’s a flags enum. So the first bit in the ulong decides if you are admin or not, second one if you are mod etc

ChillyOP•10mo ago

Hi again. Apologies, I didn't see your message Julgers. I'm still trying to figure out this issue

ChillyOP•10mo ago

ChillyOP•10mo ago

Is this set up correctly? The second number is my SteamID, and we're trying to make me an Admin We also tried setting me to 3 and that didn't work either The file is /PlayerPermissions/Configuration .json Additionally, would adding PlayersToStart=1 to the server .conf file work in making servers start instantly?

livingflore•10mo ago

@Julgers

ChillyOP•10mo ago

@Julgers Sorry to ping you again, not sure if you saw the last one though

Julgers•10mo ago

No worries This is a custom file that you are handling in your API, correct? becuase that does not seem like our built-in permission file

Julgers•10mo ago

The built-in permissions file In the directory that has the server and the logs etc., make a file called permissions.txt if that is not already there. Inside that file, you can put lines in the following format:

<Steam64ID>=admin
<Steam64ID>=moderator

<Steam64ID>=admin
<Steam64ID>=moderator

Julgers•10mo ago

Alternatively, you can handle it in the API and setting the bitflag enum, but I have not personally tried that so I am not really able to help much on that

ChillyOP•10mo ago

Thanks mate, I'll pass this on

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