[Kjaer]

I was wondering, is it possible to add addtional custom flags to sourcemod through /config/admin_levels.cfg or even possible at all? Any help would be nice.

[Bacardi]

Not really.

[x00]

Originally Posted by Kjaer I was wondering, is it possible to add addtional custom flags to sourcemod through /config/admin_levels.cfg or even possible at all? Any help would be nice.

Maybe, take a look at this.
Get the complete source here.

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[marty3]

I search too

[psychonic]

You can't add new custom flags, but you can use admin groups and admin group overrides to create the same effect.

[rhelgeby]

In this case I find the admin system in SourceMod somewhat limited. It would probably be better with named permissions in a hierarchy. A permission entry could look something like this:

"Permissions"
{
    "MyPermissionGroup"
    {
        "myPlugin.theFeature.anAction" "deny"
    }
}

Then plugins would be able to define custom permissions in this global namespace. Basically a similar system as Bukkit Permissions in Minecraft where you get full control of any feature in any plugin.

[asherkin]

Minus the hierarchy (although there is grouping), that's exactly what you can do with the extended system.
People get confused enough as it is using just basic overrides.

[Dr. McKay]

I really don't like the Bukkit style of permissions. When I install a plugin, I want to be able to just override its commands to a flag or two. I don't want to have to go into my permissions file and add an entry for each individual group that I want to have access.

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay I really don't like the Bukkit style of permissions. When I install a plugin, I want to be able to just override its commands to a flag or two. I don't want to have to go into my permissions file and add an entry for each individual group that I want to have access.

The six provided custom flags are meant for that kind of easiness. Group overrides are then also available if you need something beyond that.

[minimoney1]

I never got group overrides to work. (Also heard from some people that they never got it working either)
I don't know if this is a bug with SQL admins (pretty sure it's not as I tested with flatfile as well) or if it's a bug with the command grouping feature of Sourcemod (might be this).