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BAR uses a four-tier numeric permission model to control which commands each player can access. Every command has a minimum required level, and players are granted the level that matches their entry in the admin lists. Level 0 is the baseline for all players (including non-admins), while levels 1 through 4 represent progressively more powerful roles. The game owner is always automatically assigned level 4.

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Permission Levels

LevelInternal NameDefault Display NameDescription
0Public—All players, including non-admins. Can use public commands like :cmds if Public Commands is enabled.
1ModeratorModeratorBasic moderation commands: :kick, :respawn, :fly, :speed, :unfly, and more.
2AdminAdminExtended commands: :ban, :sm, :btools, :shutdown, and more.
3Super AdminSuperAdminPowerful commands: :admin, :unadmin, :s (script execution), :sword, and more.
4Game CreatorGame CreatorAll commands without restriction. Automatically granted to the game owner.

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Adding Players to Ranks

Players are assigned to ranks by adding their Roblox User ID to the corresponding table in main_script.lua. You can find a player’s User ID on their Roblox profile page. 
['Super Admins'] = {
    123456789, -- ExampleSuperAdmin
},

['Admins'] = {
    987654321, -- ExampleAdmin
    111222333, -- AnotherAdmin
},

['Mods'] = {
    444555666, -- ExampleMod
},
As the game creator (game owner), you are automatically granted permission level 4 (Game Creator) every time the server starts. You do not need to add your own User ID to any of the tables.

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Customizing Rank Names

The display names for each rank level can be changed in ExtraSettings.lua under the Rank Config key. The index corresponds to the permission level. 
["Rank Config"] = {
    [1] = "Moderator",   -- Level 1
    [2] = "Admin",       -- Level 2
    [3] = "SuperAdmin",  -- Level 3
    [4] = "Game Creator" -- Level 4
},
Changing these names updates how ranks appear in the BAR UI — for example, in the admin list panel and notification messages — without affecting the underlying permission levels.

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Per-Command Permission Overrides

By default, every command has a built-in minimum permission level. The Command Configuration table in main_script.lua lets you override the required level for individual commands, making them available to lower or higher ranks than the default. The example from the default configuration lowers :fly and :unfly to level 1 (Moderator): 
['Command Configuration'] = {
    ['fly'] = {
        ['Permission'] = 1,
    },
    ['unfly'] = {
        ['Permission'] = 1,
    },
},
You can add any command name as a key and set Permission to the level you want (0–4). For example, to allow all players to use :respawn on themselves: 
['Command Configuration'] = {
    ['respawn'] = {
        ['Permission'] = 0,
    },
},

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Runtime Rank Changes

Admins can promote or demote players at runtime using the following commands. These changes are temporary — they last only for the duration of the server session and are not saved to any datastore.
The following commands are available for runtime rank management:
  • :admin [player] — Grants a player Admin (level 2) for the current session.
  • :mod [player] — Grants a player Moderator (level 1) for the current session.
  • :superadmin [player] — Grants a player Super Admin (level 3) for the current session.
  • :unadmin [player] — Removes all admin rank from a player, returning them to level 0.
To permanently assign ranks, add the player’s User ID to the appropriate table in main_script.lua instead.

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