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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// cmdlevel.cfg: Defines command levels
//
// command levels are defined in increasing order of power.
// command level 'numbers' will be assigned automatically from this file.
//
// If you change the cmdlevel names from player/coun/seer/gm/admin/test,
// it is recommended you define 'Alias' lines to associate these basic
// cmdlevels with your custom cmdlevels. This way, package cmds.cfg files
// will place their commands into your command structure.
//
// The following properties can be specified for a CmdLevel:
// DIR [dir] A directory where commands for this cmdlevel can be found
// More than one 'dir' directive can be specified.
// ALIAS [name] Another cmdlevel name packages might refer to this as
// More than one 'alias' directive can be specified.
//
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CmdLevel Player
{
DIR scripts/textcmd/player
}
CmdLevel Coun
{
DIR scripts/textcmd/coun
}
CmdLevel Seer
{
DIR scripts/textcmd/seer
}
CmdLevel GM
{
DIR scripts/textcmd/gm
}
CmdLevel Admin
{
DIR scripts/textcmd/admin
}
CmdLevel Test
{
DIR scripts/textcmd/test
} |
