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Originally Posted by St00ne Hi, Sorry to revive such old topic, but: I noticed that players being set in admins.cfg without any flag, or with the 'a' flag (which normally is not an admin flag) are considered as admins if you use: if(GetUserAdmin(client) != INVALID_ADMIN_ID){ So, in order to make a plugin which excludes 'admins with a flag', I'd like to know the difference between: if (!GetAdminFlag(GetUserAdmin(client), Admin_Reservation)) { and if (!GetAdminFlag(GetUserAdmin(client), Admin_Generic, Access_Reservation)) { (and also the difference with Access_Effective and Access_Real...) Thanks, St00ne

PHP Code:

enum AdmAccessMode
{
    Access_Real,        /**< Access the user has inherently */
    Access_Effective,    /**< Access the user has from their groups */
}; 


[St00ne]

It makes me notice I made a mistake in my example (Access_Reservation doesn't mean anything...)

Anyway,

Let's say I'll give up with this and only use CheckCommandAccess.

Originally Posted by TnTSCS Something like this - just one way to skin this cat... you can get pretty creative with the overrides and what not. PHP Code: bool:IsPlayerGenericAdmin(client) {     if (CheckCommandAccess(client, "generic_admin", ADMFLAG_GENERIC, false))     {         return true;     }     return false; }

Need to be sure: instead of "generic_admin", I should have a command right?
(part removed)

Lately I tried to use it this way and it seems to work fine:

public OnClientPostAdminCheck(client)
{
    if (CheckCommandAccess(client, "sm_map", ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP, true))
    {
        g_bPlayerIsAdmin[client] = true;
    }
}

I'm a bit confused when I read this:

If true, SourceMod will not attempt to find a matching command, and it will only use the default flags specified. Otherwise, SourceMod will ignore the default flags if there is a matching admin command. Notes: Returns whether a client has access to a given command string. The string can be any override string, as overrides can be independent of commands. This feature essentially allows you to create custom flags using the override system. Return: True if the client has access, false otherwise. Version Added:1.0.0.1946 "CheckCommandAccess looks through all overrides for a match, then all admin commands, and then finally the passed in flags". "override_only skips the commands, as it's very slow, only looking at overrides (and the fallback flags)"

Wait: The string can be any override string, as overrides can be independent of commands.

So "generic_admin", even if it's not a command, can work?

Thx

St00ne

PS: Anyway I'm starting to try all situations (editing this part, compiling and testing) since the rest of my plugin is ready.
Don't get mad at helping me here...

[asherkin]

• You can use any string you want, unless it's fundamentally tied to the functionality of an existing command, it should be something that uniquely identifies that feature.
• The last bool should be set to false if you're using an existing command, true if you're using a custom string.

[St00ne]

Ok, it's clear now, thanks a lot.

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