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BAR can automatically assign admin tiers based on Roblox group membership, eliminating the need to maintain manual User ID lists for group-based games. When a player joins, BAR checks their group rank against every entry in the Group Configuration table and grants the corresponding admin level if the conditions are met.

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Group Configuration Structure

The Group Configuration table lives inside main_script.lua and contains an array of entries. Each entry defines one rule that maps a group rank (or range of ranks) to a BAR permission level. 
['Group Configuration'] = {
    {
        ['Group ID'] = 0,
        ['Group Rank'] = 0,
        ['Tolerance Type'] = '>=',
        ['Admin Level'] = 0,
    },
},

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Field Reference

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Group ID
number
required
The numeric ID of your Roblox group. You can find this in the URL of your group’s page:
https://www.roblox.com/groups/12345678/group-nameDefault: 0 (inactive — see warning below)
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Group Rank
number
required
The group rank number to compare against. Roblox group ranks range from 1 to 255. This value is used together with Tolerance Type to determine whether a player’s rank qualifies.
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Tolerance Type
string
required
The comparison operator used to evaluate the player’s rank against Group Rank. See the table below for all valid options.Default: '>='
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Admin Level
number
required
The BAR permission level (1–4) to grant when the rule matches. Corresponds to the standard rank tiers: 1 = Moderator, 2 = Admin, 3 = Super Admin, 4 = Game Creator.

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Tolerance Type Options

ToleranceMeaning
>=Player’s rank is greater than or equal to the threshold
<=Player’s rank is less than or equal to the threshold
==Player’s rank is an exact match of the threshold
>Player’s rank is strictly above the threshold
<Player’s rank is strictly below the threshold

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Multiple Group Entries Example

You can add as many entries to the array as you need. Each entry is evaluated independently, so a player can match multiple rules (they will receive the highest applicable level). 
['Group Configuration'] = {
    -- Grant Moderator (level 1) to anyone ranked 50 or above
    {
        ['Group ID'] = 12345678,
        ['Group Rank'] = 50,
        ['Tolerance Type'] = '>=',
        ['Admin Level'] = 1,
    },

    -- Grant Admin (level 2) to members ranked exactly 200 (e.g. a staff rank)
    {
        ['Group ID'] = 12345678,
        ['Group Rank'] = 200,
        ['Tolerance Type'] = '==',
        ['Admin Level'] = 2,
    },

    -- Grant Super Admin (level 3) to members ranked 240 or above (e.g. leadership)
    {
        ['Group ID'] = 12345678,
        ['Group Rank'] = 240,
        ['Tolerance Type'] = '>=',
        ['Admin Level'] = 3,
    },

    -- A second group — grant Moderator (level 1) to all members of an allied group
    {
        ['Group ID'] = 87654321,
        ['Group Rank'] = 1,
        ['Tolerance Type'] = '>=',
        ['Admin Level'] = 1,
    },
},
Group Configuration entries supplement the manual admin ID lists in Super Admins, Admins, and Mods — they do not replace them. A player can receive admin access through either a User ID entry or a matching group rule, whichever applies. Both sources are checked on join.
Setting Group ID to 0 (the default) does nothing. A Group ID of 0 is a placeholder that BAR ignores. You must replace it with your actual Roblox group ID before group-based rank assignment will work. Leaving the default entry unchanged will not cause errors, but no group rules will be applied.

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