Configs
How to configure Synapse
After Installation and first run of the server will Synapse have generated a few config files that you can find inside your Synapse Directory
Permission.syml
This file is soly responsible for all Permission in the game and even overrides the vanilla permission so you have to set this file up in order to gain access to the Remote Admin
Inside this file will 2 Permissions Groups be generated at first start of Synapse. You can simply add another Group by copying and modifying an already existing one.
In the following will now all attributes be explained:
default : When enabled, will this Group be assigned to every player that are not in any Group
northWood : When enabled, will this Group be assigned to NW staff that are not in any Group
remoteAdmin : When enabled, will this group have access to the Remote Admin
badge : The Name of the Group that will be displayed in-game
color : The Color in which the Badge should be displayed in-game
cover : When enabled will the badge of this Group override Global Badges like patreon
hidden : When enabled, will the badge of this group hidden upon joining the server
kickPower : The power this group has in order to kick/ban Players of other Groups
requiredKickPower : The Power needed to kick/ban this group
permissions : A list of all permission the Group has
inheritance : All groups in this list will be inherited by the group and therefore obtains their permissions
members : The list of Users in that Group
Permission Wildcard
You can give a group every permission by adding the Permission '*'
,.*
.
If you want to add all Permissions for a specific plugin you can do this with pluginname.*
.
Example:
Vanilla Permissions
Maybe you have noticed that you have no vanilla permissions (except you use the wildcard), which you can change by adding the permission vanilla.*
for all vanilla permissions or vanilla.permissionname
. (The nodes of the permissions can you find here)
Example:
Synapse Permissions
Colors
A list of all colors that can be displayed can you find here
Password authentication
Synapse does not support password authentication and it is recommended to disable it on your Server in the SCP:SL Configs to prevent bugs that may occur
Default Permission file
Synapse.syml
Plugins.syml
Modules.syml
Neuron.syml
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