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Key things to remember from the main page:
- You use
/lpbinstead of/lpwhen running the plugin on BungeeCord - You use
/lpvinstead of/lpwhen running the plugin on Velocity - Required arguments are marked with angle brackets - e.g.
<required> - Optional arguments are marked with square brackets - e.g.
[optional] - If you want to include spaces in arguments, you must escape the argument with quotes - e.g.
" "
infoset<key> <value> [context...]unset<key> [context...]settemp<key> <value> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]unsettemp<key> [context...]addprefix<priority> <prefix> [context...]addsuffix<priority> <suffix> [context...]setprefix[priority] <prefix> [context...]setsuffix[priority] <suffix> [context...]removeprefix<priority> [prefix] [context...]removesuffix<priority> [suffix] [context...]addtempprefix<priority> <prefix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]addtempsuffix<priority> <suffix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]settempprefix[priority] <prefix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]settempsuffix[priority] <suffix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]removetempprefix<priority> [prefix] [context...]removetempsuffix<priority> [suffix] [context...]clear[context...]
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.info or luckperms.group.meta.info
Displays a list of a user/group's inherited meta (options), prefixes and suffixes.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.set or luckperms.group.meta.set
Arguments:
<key>- the key to set<value>- the value to set the key to[context...]- the contexts to set the meta in
Sets a meta key value pair for a user/group. These values can be read and modified by other plugins using Vault or the Sponge Permissions API.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.unset or luckperms.group.meta.unset
Arguments:
<key>- the key to unset[context...]- the contexts to unset the meta in
Unsets a meta key value pair for a user/group.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.settemp or luckperms.group.meta.settemp
Arguments:
<key>- the key to set<value>- the value to set the key to<duration>- the duration until the meta will expire[temporary modifier]- how the temporary permission should be applied[context...]- the contexts to set the meta in
Sets a temporary meta key value pair for a user/group. Duration should either be a time period, or a unix timestamp when the permission will expire. e.g. "3d13h45m" will set the permission to expire in 3 days, 13 hours and 45 minutes time. "1482694200" will set the permission to expire at 7:30PM on 25th December 2016.
LuckPerms uses a format for the relative time similar to the SimpleDateFormat used in java. I.e. 1M would be one month while 1m would be one minute.
The "temporary modifier" argument allows you to specify how the permission should be accumulated. You can pick between 3 different options.
| Modifier key | Description |
|---|---|
accumulate |
the duration of any existing nodes will just be added to the new duration |
replace |
the longest duration will be kept, any others nodes will be forgotten |
deny |
the command will just fail if you try to add a duplicate temporary node |
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.unsettemp or luckperms.group.meta.unsettemp
Arguments:
<key>- the key to unset[context...]- the contexts to unset the meta in
Unsets a temporary meta key value pair for a user/group.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.addprefix or luckperms.group.meta.addprefix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to add the prefix at<prefix>- the actual prefix string[context...]- the contexts to add the prefix in
Adds a prefix to a user/group. You can wrap the prefix in " " quotes to escape spaces.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.addsuffix or luckperms.group.meta.addsuffix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to add the suffix at<suffix>- the actual suffix string[context...]- the contexts to add the suffix in
Adds a suffix to a user/group. You can wrap the suffix in " " quotes to escape spaces.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.setprefix or luckperms.group.meta.setprefix
Arguments:
[priority]- the priority to set the prefix at<prefix>- the actual prefix string[context...]- the contexts to set the prefix in
Sets a prefix for a user/group. You can wrap the prefix in " " quotes to escape spaces. This is different from the addprefix command in that existing prefixes set in the same context are removed when the new prefix is added. Another difference is that the priority argument is optional in the setprefix command - LuckPerms will determine an appropriate value for the priority when the command is ran.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.setsuffix or luckperms.group.meta.setsuffix
Arguments:
[priority]- the priority to set the suffix at<suffix>- the actual suffix string[context...]- the contexts to set the suffix in
Sets a suffix for a user/group. You can wrap the suffix in " " quotes to escape spaces. This is different from the addsuffix command in that existing suffixes set in the same context are removed when the new suffix is added. Another difference is that the priority argument is optional in the setsuffix command - LuckPerms will determine an appropriate value for the priority when the command is ran.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.removeprefix or luckperms.group.meta.removeprefix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to remove the prefix at[prefix]- the actual prefix string[context...]- the contexts to remove the prefix in
Removes a prefix from a user/group. You can wrap the prefix in " " quotes to escape spaces.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.removesuffix or luckperms.group.meta.removesuffix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to remove the suffix at[suffix]- the actual suffix string[context...]- the contexts to remove the suffix in
Removes a suffix from a user/group. You can wrap the suffix in " " quotes to escape spaces.
/lp user/group <user|group> meta addtempprefix <priority> <prefix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.addtempprefix or luckperms.group.meta.addtempprefix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to add the prefix at<prefix>- the actual prefix string<duration>- the duration until the prefix will expire[temporary modifier]- how the temporary permission should be applied[context...]- the contexts to add the prefix in
Adds a prefix to a user/group temporarily. You can wrap the prefix in " " quotes to escape spaces. Duration should either be a time period, or a unix timestamp when the permission will expire. e.g. "3d13h45m" will set the permission to expire in 3 days, 13 hours and 45 minutes time. "1482694200" will set the permission to expire at 7:30PM on 25th December 2016.
LuckPerms uses a format for the relative time similar to the SimpleDateFormat used in java. I.e. 1M would be one month while 1m would be one minute.
The "temporary modifier" argument allows you to specify how the permission should be accumulated. You can pick between 3 different options.
| Modifier key | Description |
|---|---|
accumulate |
the duration of any existing nodes will just be added to the new duration |
replace |
the longest duration will be kept, any others nodes will be forgotten |
deny |
the command will just fail if you try to add a duplicate temporary node |
/lp user/group <user|group> meta addtempsuffix <priority> <suffix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.addtempsuffix or luckperms.group.meta.addtempsuffix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to add the suffix at<suffix>- the actual suffix string<duration>- the duration until the suffix will expire[temporary modifier]- how the temporary permission should be applied[context...]- the contexts to add the suffix in
Adds a suffix to a user/group temporarily. You can wrap the suffix in " " quotes to escape spaces. Duration should either be a time period, or a unix timestamp when the permission will expire. e.g. "3d13h45m" will set the permission to expire in 3 days, 13 hours and 45 minutes time. "1482694200" will set the permission to expire at 7:30PM on 25th December 2016.
LuckPerms uses a format for the relative time similar to the SimpleDateFormat used in java. I.e. 1M would be one month while 1m would be one minute.
The "temporary modifier" argument allows you to specify how the permission should be accumulated. You can pick between 3 different options.
| Modifier key | Description |
|---|---|
accumulate |
the duration of any existing nodes will just be added to the new duration |
replace |
the longest duration will be kept, any others nodes will be forgotten |
deny |
the command will just fail if you try to add a duplicate temporary node |
/lp user/group <user|group> meta settempprefix [priority] <prefix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.settempprefix or luckperms.group.meta.settempprefix
Arguments:
[priority]- the priority to set the prefix at<prefix>- the actual prefix string<duration>- the duration until the prefix will expire[temporary modifier]- how the temporary permission should be applied[context...]- the contexts to set the prefix in
Sets a prefix to a user/group temporarily. You can wrap the prefix in " " quotes to escape spaces. This is different from the addtempprefix command in that existing prefixes set in the same context are removed when the new prefix is added. Another difference is that the priority argument is optional in the settempprefix command - LuckPerms will dertermine an appropriate value for the priority when the command is ran.
Duration should either be a time period, or a unix timestamp when the permission will expire. e.g. "3d13h45m" will set the permission to expire in 3 days, 13 hours and 45 minutes time. "1482694200" will set the permission to expire at 7:30PM on 25th December 2016.
LuckPerms uses a format for the relative time similar to the SimpleDateFormat used in java. I.e. 1M would be one month while 1m would be one minute.
The "temporary modifier" argument allows you to specify how the permission should be accumulated. You can pick between 3 different options.
| Modifier key | Description |
|---|---|
accumulate |
the duration of any existing nodes will just be added to the new duration |
replace |
the longest duration will be kept, any others nodes will be forgotten |
deny |
the command will just fail if you try to add a duplicate temporary node |
/lp user/group <user|group> meta settempsuffix [priority] <suffix> <duration> [temporary modifier] [context...]
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.settempsuffix or luckperms.group.meta.settempsuffix
Arguments:
[priority]- the priority to set the suffix at<suffix>- the actual suffix string<duration>- the duration until the suffix will expire[temporary modifier]- how the temporary permission should be applied[context...]- the contexts to set the suffix in
Sets a suffix to a user/group temporarily. You can wrap the suffix in " " quotes to escape spaces. This is different from the addtempsuffix command in that existing suffixes set in the same context are removed when the new suffix is added. Another difference is that the priority argument is optional in the settempsuffix command - LuckPerms will dertermine an appropriate value for the priority when the command is ran.
Duration should either be a time period, or a unix timestamp when the permission will expire. e.g. "3d13h45m" will set the permission to expire in 3 days, 13 hours and 45 minutes time. "1482694200" will set the permission to expire at 7:30PM on 25th December 2016.
LuckPerms uses a format for the relative time similar to the SimpleDateFormat used in java. I.e. 1M would be one month while 1m would be one minute.
The "temporary modifier" argument allows you to specify how the permission should be accumulated. You can pick between 3 different options.
| Modifier key | Description |
|---|---|
accumulate |
the duration of any existing nodes will just be added to the new duration |
replace |
the longest duration will be kept, any others nodes will be forgotten |
deny |
the command will just fail if you try to add a duplicate temporary node |
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.removetempprefix or luckperms.group.meta.removetempprefix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to remove the prefix at[prefix]- the actual prefix string[context...]- the contexts to remove the prefix in
Removes a tempoary prefix from a user/group. You can wrap the prefix in " " quotes to escape spaces.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.removetempsuffix or luckperms.group.meta.removetempsuffix
Arguments:
<priority>- the priority to remove the suffix at[suffix]- the actual suffix string[context...]- the contexts to remove the suffix in
Removes a temporary suffix from a user/group. You can wrap the suffix in " " quotes to escape spaces.
Permission: luckperms.user.meta.clear or luckperms.group.meta.clear
Arguments:
[context...]- the contexts to filter by
Removes all meta/prefixes/suffixes.