Permissions / Ranks to world members
Jun 9, 2017 15:51:34 GMT 1
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Post by blitzgrutel on Jun 9, 2017 15:51:34 GMT 1
We need to be able to give permissions/ranks to players we invite in our worlds.
Some builders are really serious and build highly detailed worlds. The time it needs to build those world can be count in weeks and even months. For example, I'll soon be building one of my not released worlds for 1 year.
After putting so much efforts in a world, it's highly risky to invite any player in the world, even if we trust him for sure. Only 1 logic line mistakenly deleted, and it could mean to re-build a whole part of the structure itself and hours of work. Also, some players can sometimes destroy a world only to grief or simply by jealousy.
Permission/ranks would greatly improve the control we have over players inside our world. Here's what I have in mind ATM. Any suggestion is welcome.
- Tester : Have access to "play mode". Cannot fly and cannot edit.
- Visitor : Have access to "fly mode" and "play mode". Cannot edit anything.
- Basic Builder: Have access to "edit mode" and "play mode". Cannot delete any cube object. Cannot edit logic. Cannot edit without the presence of an administrator or higer rank in the world.
- Builder: Have access to "edit mode" and "play mode". Cannot edit logic.
- Administrator: Have access to "fly mode" and "play mode". Can kick/ban world members. Cannot ban Advanced Builders, Co-owner and Owner.
- Advanced Builder: Have access to "edit mode" and "play mode". Can invite/ban world members and change their rank from Tester to Builder. Cannot ban Co-owners and owner.
- Co-owner: Have access to all the permissions. Can publish the world. Can invite/ban world members and change their rank from Tester to Advanced builder. Cannot ban the owner.
- Owner: Have access to all permissions. Only the creator of the world can have this rank.
Some builders are really serious and build highly detailed worlds. The time it needs to build those world can be count in weeks and even months. For example, I'll soon be building one of my not released worlds for 1 year.
After putting so much efforts in a world, it's highly risky to invite any player in the world, even if we trust him for sure. Only 1 logic line mistakenly deleted, and it could mean to re-build a whole part of the structure itself and hours of work. Also, some players can sometimes destroy a world only to grief or simply by jealousy.
Permission/ranks would greatly improve the control we have over players inside our world. Here's what I have in mind ATM. Any suggestion is welcome.
- Tester : Have access to "play mode". Cannot fly and cannot edit.
- Visitor : Have access to "fly mode" and "play mode". Cannot edit anything.
- Basic Builder: Have access to "edit mode" and "play mode". Cannot delete any cube object. Cannot edit logic. Cannot edit without the presence of an administrator or higer rank in the world.
- Builder: Have access to "edit mode" and "play mode". Cannot edit logic.
- Administrator: Have access to "fly mode" and "play mode". Can kick/ban world members. Cannot ban Advanced Builders, Co-owner and Owner.
- Advanced Builder: Have access to "edit mode" and "play mode". Can invite/ban world members and change their rank from Tester to Builder. Cannot ban Co-owners and owner.
- Co-owner: Have access to all the permissions. Can publish the world. Can invite/ban world members and change their rank from Tester to Advanced builder. Cannot ban the owner.
- Owner: Have access to all permissions. Only the creator of the world can have this rank.
