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I figured I'd post/sticky this here because I noticed a lot of people requesting that someone change the access level of a command inside a plugin for them.

If you're using AMX Mod X 1.8.0+:

Originally Posted by AMX Mod X 1.8.0 Changes You can now change the access flags required by commands without recompiling or editing scripts. AMX Mod X caches all command flags in configs/cmdaccess.ini, where they can be easily edited. A few notes: To disable this feature for a single command in the ini file, set it's access flag in the ini file to "*" To disable this feature entirely, change "disableflagman 0" in core.ini to be "disableflagman 1" In the default state, the flag manager will try to guess which commands should be excluded. The rules are as follows: All commands with the default access (-1, not ADMIN_ALL) are not included All commands that begin with "say" are not included To disable flagmanager for storing commands from inside of the plugin, set the new 5th parameter of register_clcmd or register_concmd to 0. To tell flagmanager to always store your command, even if the filter would have ruled it out set the 5th parameter to 1. The default value of this new 5th parameter is -1, this means it will treat it as if the parameter did not exist. Note: Even if a plugin exclusively tells flagmanager to hide the command, the admin can insert it into cmdaccess.ini and it will be used. Also, changes to access will not take effect until a map change. Additionally, the automatic writing of newly detected commands does not occur until map change.

If you're using a version prior to 1.8.0:

Open the plugin, scroll down until you see "public plugin_init()." Inside of there you will notice register_clcmd or register_concmd. In those lines you'll see the access level in the third parameter (ADMIN_KICK or whatever it'd be). Simply change that to the one of your choice.

Here are the admin level constants:

#define ADMIN_ALL 0 //Everyone #define ADMIN_IMMUNITY 1 //Flag "a", immunity #define ADMIN_RESERVATION 2 //Flag "b", reservation #define ADMIN_KICK 4 //Flag "c", kick #define ADMIN_BAN 8 //Flag "d", ban #define ADMIN_SLAY 16 //Flag "e", slay #define ADMIN_MAP 32 //Flag "f", map change #define ADMIN_CVAR 64 //Flag "g", cvar change #define ADMIN_CFG 128 //Flag "h", config execution #define ADMIN_CHAT 256 //Flag "i", chat #define ADMIN_VOTE 512 //Flag "j", vote #define ADMIN_PASSWORD 1024 //Flag "k", sv_password #define ADMIN_RCON 2048 //Flag "l", rcon access #define ADMIN_LEVEL_A 4096 //Flag "m", custom #define ADMIN_LEVEL_B 8192 //Flag "n", custom #define ADMIN_LEVEL_C 16384 //Flag "o", custom #define ADMIN_LEVEL_D 32768 //Flag "p", custom #define ADMIN_LEVEL_E 65536 //Flag "q", custom #define ADMIN_LEVEL_F 131072 //Flag "r", custom #define ADMIN_LEVEL_G 262144 //Flag "s", custom #define ADMIN_LEVEL_H 524288 //Flag "t", custom #define ADMIN_MENU 1048576 //Flag "u", menus #define ADMIN_ADMIN 16777216 //Flag "y", default admin #define ADMIN_USER 33554432 //Flag "z", default user

Once you've done that, either compile the plugin locally, or use the web compiler.

You're done.