[VintageEpicFail]

Originally Posted by Nanochip Okay, that makes sense, however, how do I give my Officer group the same level of permission as administrator without giving Officer flag "z"?

I guess you'd either use the admin_groups function in sourcemod or give officers a certain unused flag such as p or q

[Nanochip]

Originally Posted by VintageEpicFail I guess you'd either use the admin_groups function in sourcemod or give officers a certain unused flag such as p or q

Okay, so I did this and I still get the same result where my tag is "[Officer]" even though I am in the administrator group. Changed admin_groups.cfg:

"Officer"
    {
        overrides
        {
        }
        "flags"        "pz"
        "immunity"    "99"
    }
    
    "Administrator"
    {
         Overrides
         {
         }
        "flags"        "z"
        "immunity"    "98"
    }
    
    "Senior Moderator"
    {
        overrides
        {
        }
        "flags"        "abcdefgijko"
        "immunity"    "95"
    }
    
    "Moderator"
    {
        overrides
        {
        }
        "flags"        "acdefjpo"
        "immunity"    "90"
    }

and then custom-chatcolors.cfg:

"Officer"
    {
        "flag"            "p"
        "tag"            "[Officer] "
        "tagcolor"        "#4294FF"
    }
    "Administrator"
    {
        "flag"            "z"
        "tag"            "[Administrator] "
        "tagcolor"        "#ff0000"
    }
    "Senior Moderator"
    {
        "flag"            "a"
        "tag"            "[Senior Moderator] "
        "tagcolor"        "#4AFF6E"
    }
    "Moderator"
    {
        "flag"            "c"
        "tag"            "[Moderator]"
        "tagcolor"        "#00DE2C"
    }

[DoPe^]

Originally Posted by Nanochip Okay, so I did this and I still get the same result where my tag is "[Officer]" even though I am in the administrator group. Changed admin_groups.cfg: "Officer" { overrides { } "flags" "pz" "immunity" "99" } "Administrator" { Overrides { } "flags" "z" "immunity" "98" } "Senior Moderator" { overrides { } "flags" "abcdefgijko" "immunity" "95" } "Moderator" { overrides { } "flags" "acdefjpo" "immunity" "90" } and then custom-chatcolors.cfg: "Officer" { "flag" "p" "tag" "[Officer] " "tagcolor" "#4294FF" } "Administrator" { "flag" "z" "tag" "[Administrator] " "tagcolor" "#ff0000" } "Senior Moderator" { "flag" "a" "tag" "[Senior Moderator] " "tagcolor" "#4AFF6E" } "Moderator" { "flag" "c" "tag" "[Moderator]" "tagcolor" "#00DE2C" }

well z = all flags, which means Officer's already has the flag p and so does Administrator's

What you could do is leave officers with flag z, and give Administrator's all flags except flag z
And then set the flag for officers to z and administrators to n or m in custom-chatcolors.cfg or basically to anything the other groups don't have.

[Dr. McKay]

Generally, you're doing something wrong if two admin groups get z. The z flag is called root because it's akin to the root account on a *nix machine. Only the owner should get root; all others should get flags depending on what they need access to. If a non-owner needs access to everything, give them all flags except z.

Note that having z means that you bypass immunity. So in your case, the "Administrator" group could target the "Officer" group.

[Nanochip]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay Generally, you're doing something wrong if two admin groups get z. The z flag is called root because it's akin to the root account on a *nix machine. Only the owner should get root; all others should get flags depending on what they need access to. If a non-owner needs access to everything, give them all flags except z. Note that having z means that you bypass immunity. So in your case, the "Administrator" group could target the "Officer" group.

Alright thanks for the help. I've gotten it fixed now. However, I've now encountered another issue. Whenever someone types in chat, it appears twice. Shown in this screenshot:

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by Nanochip Alright thanks for the help. I've gotten it fixed now. However, I've now encountered another issue. Whenever someone types in chat, it appears twice. Shown in this screenshot:

Are you using the Redux edition of Simple Chat Processor?

[Nanochip]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay Are you using the Redux edition of Simple Chat Processor?

Woopsie, that would be my issue. Thank you for your time.

[MercureS]

Why I have this problem ?





EDIT

I can't change the tag color ... (for T O G colors)

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by MercureS Why I have this problem ? EDIT I can't change the tag color ... (for T O G colors)

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay This also works on CS:GO, but only "T", "G", and "O" codes can be used.

[MercureS]

Tag color dosn't work.