[Dr. McKay]

I have a quick question. When specifying multiple admin flags in RegAdminCmd, do only admins who have all of the flags have access, or only one or more of the flags.

For instance, in

RegAdminCmd("sm_votemap", Command_Votemap, ADMFLAG_VOTE|ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP, "sm_votemap <mapname> [mapname2] ... [mapname5] ");

Do only admins with ADMFLAG_VOTE && ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP have access, or can ADMFLAG_VOTE admins without ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP initiate it?

Thanks!

[McFlurry]

ADMFLAG_* are all bit values so I would guess it would have to be that the person using the command would have to have both flags. You could easily test it yourself by changing your admin flags.

[Bacardi]

You can do same thing without editing plugin and
use SM ...addons\sourcemod\configs\admin_overrides.c fg

Overrides
{
    /**
     * By default, commands are registered with three pieces of information:
     * 1)Command Name         (for example, "csdm_enable")
     * 2)Command Group Name    (for example, "CSDM")
     * 3)Command Level        (for example, "changemap")
     *
     * You can override the default flags assigned to individual commands or command groups in this way.
     * To override a group, use the "@" character before the name.  Example:
     * Examples:
     *        "@CSDM"            "b"                // Override the CSDM group to 'b' flag
     *         "csdm_enable"    "bgi"            // Override the csdm_enable command to 'bgi' flags
     *
     * Note that for overrides, order is important.  In the above example, csdm_enable overwrites
     * any setting that csdm_enable previously had.
     *
     * You can make a command completely public by using an empty flag string.
     */

     "sm_votemap"    "gk"
}

*edit
to clarify, what McFlurry already mention. Admin who have both flags (g and k) can use this command.

and with admin_groups.cfg you can give commands (or deny) instead give admin flags... trollolollooo

[TnTSCS]

ya, just set the flag you want, then the server admins can always override it

and if it's not an admin command, use checkcommandaccess

[Dr. McKay]

Thanks for the answers! I only ask because I'm editing base plugins (mainly funcommands and funvotes, to make the sm_burn command use TF2-style igniting), and I noticed that sm_votemap had ADMFLAG_VOTE|ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP, and I hadn't looked before to see if you needed both the vote flag and the changemap flag.

[Whai]

I have a question :

Is there a difference between

ADMFLAG_VOTE|ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP

and this ?

ADMFLAG_VOTE||ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Whai I have a question : Is there a difference between ADMFLAG_VOTE|ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP and this ? ADMFLAG_VOTE||ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP

The first works and the second doesn't.

[Whai]

Originally Posted by Powerlord The first works and the second doesn't.

Ok, thanks for this awnser

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Whai Ok, thanks for this awnser

If you want an actual explanation, which is kinda boring:

• | is used to combine bits together
• || is used as logical or

ADMFLAG_VOTE|ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP has a binary value of 10001000000 (decimal 1088) which stands for bits 10 (ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP) and 6 (ADMFLAG_VOTE) using 0-based numbering (right to left starting with bit 0 on the far right) being set
ADMFLAG_VOTE||ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP has a value of 1 which stands for true.

[eyal282]

Doesn't Admflag_x & admflag_y work? Or +? Try adding both flags.