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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Creating Groups
  • Private
  • Public
  • Password Protected Groups
    • Joining Passworded Groups
  • Listing Groups
• Group Management
  • Ranks or PlayerTypes
    • Permissions Breakdown
    • Editing PlayerType Permissions
  • Inviting People to a Group
    • Joining a Group
    • Leaving a Group
  • Transferring a Group
  • Removing People from a Group
  • Listing People in a Group
  • Merging Groups
  • Disabling or Deleting Groups
• List of Commands

Introduction

Creating Groups

Type nlgc group-name private to create a group that you can add reinforcements to that is also private. A private group means that only members of the group can access it. Creating the group makes you the group owner.

Private

Type /nlc group-name private to create a group that you can add reinforcements to that is also private. A private group means that only members of the group can access it. Creating the group makes you the group owner.

Private groups restrict access to those who are members of the group and have the permissions for them.

Public

All the above is all fine and dandy, but what if you want to make a mailbox?

The mailbox needs to be reinforced so a griefer can't break it easily, but publicly accessible. Adding everyone in the city to my personal mailbox group is too cumbersome. The solution is publicly reinforce it.

Type /nlc group-name public to create a public group. This will allow anyone to access the container while not allowing them to bypass reinforcements if they try to break the container.

Password Protected Groups

Joining Passworded Groups

Listing Groups

Group Management

Ranks or PlayerTypes

Permissions Breakdown

Editing PlayerType Permissions

Inviting People to a Group

Joining a Group

Leaving a Group

Transferring a Group

Removing People from a Group

Listing People in a Group

Merging Groups

Disabling or Deleting Groups

List of Commands