permissions priority

what are the permissions system priority? user group/default area/area player permissions?

i have a pve player group, a pve default area permissions, and a pve owner group to use fro area owners.

i want to allow pve player to fly, but not in area's someone else own's

ive also noticed the server setting :Permissions_DefaultNewPlayerPermissionGroup=pve does not work.

*UPDATE*

ive changed the player group permissions (pve) to no fly. areas permissions for owner (pve) to fly. if a player does not own the area they cannot fly in it. if i add them to the area they can fly. but, once they leave the area they can still fly unless i reset their group permissions

Quote from red51

By default, the "default" permission group (described by the "default.json" file in the permissions folder) applies to every player on the server automatically. This is also the base permission for all group and area permissions.

If you create a group permission, it inherits the default permission, but keeps every key specified in the group permission. The same applies to all area permissions.

If a player enters an area (irrespective of whether or not he's assigned to a permission group), the game first checks if the area has a player-specific permission (which is set up via "Add Player" in the area radial menu). In this case, this permission will be applied to the player (but only stays active as long as he's inside the area). If there is no player-specific permission assigned to the area, the game checks if there is a general permission assigned to the area - then this one will be used for the player (but again, only as long as he's inside the area).

Once a player leaves an area, his group-specific permission (or the default permission if the player is not assigned to any permission group) takes effect again.

Yeah, that's unfortunately a bug This will be fixed with the next update!

Oh, thanks for letting us know! This is indeed a bug, we will fix it with the next update

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thank you for the reply. this is how i figured they work.