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Crush2: fixed redundancy, spelling, redundancy fixes.

2009-01-25T14:11:45Z

fixed redundancy, spelling, redundancy fixes.

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	Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user ~~on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels~~ on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL ~~querry~~ on the server database:		Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL query on the server database:
	UPDATE tmw_accounts SET level='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';		UPDATE tmw_accounts SET level='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';

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	The levels do not include the rights of the lower levels. A user with AL_GM does not automatically have the rights of AL_TESTER, for example. And most important, they don't automatically have the right to play (AL_PLAYER). To give ~~a characters~~ the rights of multiple levels you have to add the level values. When you want to give a user the rights to play, perform tester commands and perform gm commands, you would set the access level to 1 + 2 + 8 = 11.		The levels do not include the rights of the lower levels. A user with AL_GM does not automatically have the rights of AL_TESTER, for example. And most important, they don't automatically have the right to play (AL_PLAYER). To give an account the rights of multiple levels you have to add the level values. When you want to give a user the rights to play, perform tester commands and perform gm commands, you would set the access level to 1 + 2 + 8 = 11.

Crush2: fixed error in the sql querry

2009-01-11T12:35:11Z

fixed error in the sql querry

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	Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL querry on the server database:		Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL querry on the server database:
	UPDATE tmw_accounts SET ~~alevel~~='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';		UPDATE tmw_accounts SET level='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';

	These are the access levels currently implemented on TMWServ:		These are the access levels currently implemented on TMWServ:

Crush2: misspelled the template

2009-01-11T11:22:05Z

misspelled the template

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	Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL querry on the server database:		Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL querry on the server database:
	UPDATE tmw_accounts SET alevel='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';		UPDATE tmw_accounts SET alevel='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';

Crush2: status:green

2009-01-11T11:21:41Z

status:green

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	Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL querry on the server database:		Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL querry on the server database:
	UPDATE tmw_accounts SET alevel='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';		UPDATE tmw_accounts SET alevel='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';

Crush2: documented access level system

2009-01-11T11:21:15Z

documented access level system

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	~~This is the list of access levels on TMWServ.~~ Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user. The default access level is 1 (not banned).		Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user on TMWServ. This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. The default access level is 1 (not banned). Access levels are controlled on a per-account base. This means that all characters of an account have the same access level. To change the access level of an account perform the following SQL querry on the server database:
			UPDATE tmw_accounts SET alevel='''LEVEL''' WHERE username=''''ACCOUNTNAME'''';

	{\|border=1 ~~padding~~=0		These are the access levels currently implemented on TMWServ:
			{\|border=1 cellspacing=0
	!name		!name
	!level		!level
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	\|AL_TESTER		\|AL_TESTER
	\|2		\|2
	\|User can perform testing ~~tasks~~.		\|User can perform testing commands like spawning stuff or changing its own character values.
	\|-		\|-
	\|AL_DEV		\|AL_DEV
	\|4		\|4
	\|User is a developer and can perform ~~dev tasks~~		\|User is a developer and can perform developer commands like requesting additional debugging information from the server.
	\|-		\|-
	\|AL_GM		\|AL_GM
	\|8		\|8
	\|User is a moderator and can perform ~~mod tasks~~		\|User is a moderator and can perform moderator commands like punishing other characters.
	\|-		\|-
	\|(reserved)		\|(reserved)
	\|16		\|16
	\|		\|reserved for future use
	\|-		\|-
	\|(reserved)		\|(reserved)
	\|32		\|32
	\|		\|reserved for future use
	\|-		\|-
	\|(reserved)		\|(reserved)
	\|64		\|64
	\|		\|reserved for future use
	\|-		\|-
	\|AL_ADMIN		\|AL_ADMIN
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	The levels do not include the rights of the lower levels.		The levels do not include the rights of the lower levels. A user with AL_GM does not automatically have the rights of AL_TESTER, for example. And most important, they don't automatically have the right to play (AL_PLAYER). To give a characters the rights of multiple levels you have to add the level values. When you want to give a user the rights to play, perform tester commands and perform gm commands, you would set the access level to 1 + 2 + 8 = 11.
	To give a characters the rights of multiple levels you have to add the level values. When you want to give a user the rights to play, perform tester commands and perform gm commands, you would set the access level to 1 + 2 + 8 = 11.

Crush2: New page: This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user. The default access level is 1 (not banned). {|border=1 padding=0 !name !l...

2009-01-11T11:13:15Z

New page: This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user. The default access level is 1 (not banned). {|border=1 padding=0 !name !l...

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This is the list of access levels on TMWServ. Access levels control which @commands can be performed by the user. The default access level is 1 (not banned).

{|border=1 padding=0
!name
!level
!functions
|-
|AL_PLAYER
|1
|User may play (is not banned)
|-
|AL_TESTER
|2
|User can perform testing tasks.
|-
|AL_DEV
|4
|User is a developer and can perform dev tasks
|-
|AL_GM
|8
|User is a moderator and can perform mod tasks
|-
|(reserved)
|16
|
|-
|(reserved)
|32
|
|-
|(reserved)
|64
|
|-
|AL_ADMIN
|128
|User can perform system administrator tasks.
|}

The levels do not include the rights of the lower levels.
To give a characters the rights of multiple levels you have to add the level values. When you want to give a user the rights to play, perform tester commands and perform gm commands, you would set the access level to 1 + 2 + 8 = 11.