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=== Buildings ===
 
=== Buildings ===
 
[[Image:Building_management.jpg|right|thumb|Building management]]
 
[[Image:Building_management.jpg|right|thumb|Building management]]
The building management screen will be available for any buildings:
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You can manage buildings by '''right-clicking''' on your body and clicking on ''Manage > Buildings''. You may also '''right-click''' on a building directly and select ''Manage Building''. This will be under the ''Permissions'' menu if there are multiple permission options on that building. You may only manage a building if you have been given the '''Manage Item''' permission on that building, have the [[Permissions#Settlement_Management|Manage Allowed Objects]] settlement permission if the building is managed by the settlement, or if you are the owner of the building. Owners of settlement-managed buildings without '''Manage Allowed Objects''' or '''Manage Item''' can only change the building's ownership.
* you are owner of (or used to hold the [[writ]] to).
 
* where you've been provided access via '''settlement may manage''' and '''manage allowed objects''' permission
 
* where you have the '''manage permissions''' role on a specific building.
 
  
The window displayed will provide a list of buildings that you may manage. Here you may also demolish the building if you have the '''Modify Building''' permission.  
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A building must have all first floor walls complete before permissions will work on that building, and doors must be locked with a [[door lock]] before they respect the '''May Enter''' permission. All other permissions are enforced without door locks. While building the initial walls of a building requires '''[[Permissions#Construction|Build]]''' settlement permission, the '''Modify Building''' permission on the building itself is required to continue building by anyone but the owner once the walls are complete. The owner is the person who planned the structure.
  
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Owners of buildings that are not managed by a settlement, or mayors of settlement-managed buildings, may click on the '''Demolish''' button to completely destroy that building. They may also '''right-click''' the building directly and click ''Demolish > Destroy structure'' as well. This action cannot be undone.
 
==== Building Notes ====
 
==== Building Notes ====
* A building must have all first-floor walls complete for permissions to work.
 
* When complete, a player needs '''Modify Building''' in order to continue building floors or additional walls.
 
 
* Permissions on a building will override [[Permissions#Settlement|Settlement permissions]].
 
* Permissions on a building will override [[Permissions#Settlement|Settlement permissions]].
* '''May Enter''' is only enforced when a door has a [[door lock]]. All other permissions are enforced regardless of locks on doors.
 
 
* Having management permissions does not automatically give you all permissions. You may need to manage a building and give yourself permissions manually.
 
* Having management permissions does not automatically give you all permissions. You may need to manage a building and give yourself permissions manually.
 
* Only the current owner of a building may tick '''Settlement May Manage'''.
 
* Only the current owner of a building may tick '''Settlement May Manage'''.
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* [[Permissions#Containers|Container]] permissions override building permissions, allowing you to let someone take from a specific container without giving them '''Pickup Items''' on the building.
 
* [[Permissions#Containers|Container]] permissions override building permissions, allowing you to let someone take from a specific container without giving them '''Pickup Items''' on the building.
 
* You must have '''Pickup Items''' to put things into containers that do not have their own permissions. '''Pickup Planted''' is also required if the container is planted.
 
* You must have '''Pickup Items''' to put things into containers that do not have their own permissions. '''Pickup Planted''' is also required if the container is planted.
* The current owner may click '''Demolish''' from the building management window to demolish a building they own. This option is also available when you '''right-click''' a building and click ''Demolish > Destroy structure''.
 
 
* If '''Settlement May Manage''' is set, the mayor is able to demolish a building instead of the actual owner.
 
* If '''Settlement May Manage''' is set, the mayor is able to demolish a building instead of the actual owner.
 
* Any villager with '''[[Permissions#Settlement_Management|Destroy Any Building]]''' may bash a building, regardless of ownership or settlement management.
 
* Any villager with '''[[Permissions#Settlement_Management|Destroy Any Building]]''' may bash a building, regardless of ownership or settlement management.
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=== Doors ===
 
=== Doors ===
 
[[Image:Door_management.jpg|right|thumb|Door management]]
 
[[Image:Door_management.jpg|right|thumb|Door management]]
Picking a building and clicking the '''Manage All Doors''' button will allow you to individually manage each door in a building. Door permissions are managed by the building's permissions by default. To manage individual door permissions, remove the check for '''Controlled By Building''' and '''Apply Changes'''. Doors can be named by typing a name into the box next to '''Name'''.  
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You may manage doors by picking a building and clicking the '''Manage All Doors''' button. You may also manage a door directly by '''right-clicking''' on the door and clicking on '''Permissions > Manage Door'''. Door permissions are managed by the building's permissions by default. To manage individual door permissions, remove the check for '''Controlled By Building''' and '''Apply Changes'''. Doors can be named by typing a name into the box next to '''Name'''. You must be able to manage the building the door is attached to in order to manage the doors on that building.
 
==== Door Notes ====
 
==== Door Notes ====
 
* Door permissions are only enabled when the door has a [[door lock]] attached.
 
* Door permissions are only enabled when the door has a [[door lock]] attached.

Revision as of 02:14, 9 October 2015

Main / Interface / Permissions

Warning: this article is work in progress. Expect frequent changes.
The new permission system has been introduced. This article will change as new information comes in regarding this new system.


Overview

Permissions & security are two topics fundamental to your enjoyment of Wurm Online. This article attempts to outline in great detail the mechanics available to players in order to maximize the security of their belongings and structures. See the talk page associated to this article for some basic advice and guidance.

Manage permission from your Body menu

To enter the management screen for one of the many permissions systems of Wurm Online right-click on any of the following and open the manage sub-menu.

  • the body group header in the inventory or
  • the body icon on the character window.
  • the inventory header or
  • any user-made group header

Individual items may also be managed by right-clicking on them and selecting either Permissions > Manage Item, where Item would be the name of the item's type. If there would only be one option under Permissions, then the Manage Item option will be in the root menu.

Read-only Permissions

There are several areas where you may see read-only permissions. A read-only permission is when you can see what is set for that permission, but you are not able to make changes to it. For example, if the Settlement May Manage option has been ticked and you are not the mayor, or if you are viewing what your permissions are from Manage > Settlement > Info.

  • inline The green check mark indicates that the permission is allowed.
  • inline The red X mark indicates that the permission is disallowed.

Permission Categories

There are several groups of permissions available, depending on your current status and friends list. You can check the box for a category to apply that permission to everything inside of the category. This also applies to the Active Permissions category, where you can quickly tick the x and remove it to remove all permissions. Ticking the Citizens of "Settlement" group adds just that group, where as ticking the Citizens of my deed category will add each player individually.

Trusted Friends
Players in your Trusted friends category. See the Friends section.
Friends
Players in your Friends category. See the Friends section.
Citizens of my deed
A list of all citizens in your current settlement.
Available Groups
Blanket permission groups.
Alliance of "Alliance Name"
Represents all members of your current alliance. See Alliance Permissions for more information.
Citizens of "Settlement Name"
Represents all citizens of your settlement.
Kingdom of "Kingdom Name"
Represents every member of your kingdom. On PvE servers, this will always be 'Freedom Isles'.
"Everyone"
Represents player in the game.
Manually Added
This is where any names you add at the top of the form will show when they don't have any permissions assigned.
Active Permissions
This is a list of all permissions that are currently active. It will consist of both players and groups.

Alliance Permissions

Your villagers need Allow Actions on Allied Deeds in order for any alliance permissions to work for them. This means that if an alliance village has set permissions to allow the alliance to do things, such as May Enter, they will not be able to do so without that settlement permission checked in their role. Your villager can verify this by right-clicking on their body and going under Manage > Settlement > Info. There is a button that should say Show role for <role name>. They can click this and see a read-only view of their permissions.

  • This applies to anything on and off-deed with theAlliance of "Alliance Name" permission group added.
  • Not having this checked will treat that alliance member as a non-citizen on all alliance deeds.

Friends

Manage friends

Your friends list has four categories: Trusted, Friends, Contacts, and Other. Only friends that are in the Trusted or Friends category will show in the permission management windows. These categories are quick and easy ways to add blanket permissions to a specific group of people by simply ticking the boxes for the entire group. This adds each name under the category to the permissions individually, which allows you to further customize your permissions.

Note: The system is limited to a maximum of 100 permissions added at a single time. This means that if your Trusted or Friends list has more than 100 players in it, you will not be able to add the whole category at once.

Read more: Manage Friends

Locks & Keys

The owner of an item or vehicle can unlock and replace locks without the need for keys. If you attach a lock and do not have all of the keys for that lock, you will see this error message: Security Warning: You do not have all the keys for that lock! . Anyone that has a key to the lock can access the locked item or vehicle, but they cannot unlock it, replace the lock, or manage any permissions if they do not have Manage Item set.

Keys are entirely optional, with the choice to create copies remaining for situations where you may not wish to use the permission system. You may dispose of any unwanted keys by sacrificing them at an altar. Should you later decide that you would like a key, simply activate a new lock, right-click the item or vehicle, and click Replace Lock.

Search Permissions

Search permissions and result

You may search for all the permissions a specific player has and choose which ones to edit. Open the Character Window and right-click on your body. Click on Manage > Search Permissions and a window will pop up asking you to enter a player's name. If the search finds that player listed in any permissions, it will give you a list indicating the name of the item, the type of item, and if they are the owner of it or not. You may tick the circle next to the item you wish to manage, and click Manage Permissions, or you may also click Remove all Permissions to quickly remove that player from all of the listed items.

Permission History

Permission history window

The current owner or the mayor of a settlement-managed item may view the history of permission changes by right-clicking on the item and clicking on Permissions > History of Item, where item would be the type of item you are clicking on. This will show you a history of all permission changes and is preserved over changes in ownership. You may need to scroll the window horizontally to see longer lines, especially when many people or groups were added or removed at the same time.

Animals

Animal management

Animals must be branded by a deed to enable animal management. When first branded, the owner defaults to the mayor and the mayor must set up the initial permissions on each animal. To access the management window, right-click on your body and click on Manage > Animals. This window shows you a list of all animals that you have tamed, are caring for, or that are branded on your deed. You may untame, stop caring for, or remove brands from this window. If the animal is branded, you may select the animal and click Give direction to. This will give you a message in the same way the Locate soul spell does and help direct you to your animal. To manage a specific animal, select the animal you wish to manage and click Manage Animal. You may also right-click on the animal you wish to manage and click on Permissions > Manage Animal.

Animal Notes

  • Only available on PvE servers.
  • Removing a brand also deletes all settings and history associated with that animal.
  • While taming or caring for an animal will show them in your list, neither will enable permission management.
  • Branded animals can have their equipment managed by anyone with Manage Equipment enabled as if they had tamed it.
  • The mayor of the deed which branded the animal must allow other players to manage it.
  • Players with the Lead settlement permission can lead branded animals on and off-deed.
  • Branded animals may be given a nickname by the mayor of the deed that branded them.
Example, if Runheart is given the nickname of 'Spot': A aged fat runheart 'Spot' grazes.
  • Branded animals may be remote managed, even when off deed.
  • Revoking permissions from someone riding the animal will not remove them, but it will prevent them from riding the animal again once they disembark.
  • Branding does not prevent an animal from being killed while off-deed.
  • The limit to the number of branded animals you can have is tiles / 11.
For example, for a 20 by 20 deed: 20x20 = 400 / 11 = 36

Animal Permissions

Animal permissions
Manage Item
Allows managing of these permissions.
Can Ride
Allows riding of this animal.
Manage Equipment
Allows adding or removing equipment from the animal without taming it.
Deny All
Deny all access.

Buildings & Doors

Buildings

Building management

You can manage buildings by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Buildings. You may also right-click on a building directly and select Manage Building. This will be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that building. You may only manage a building if you have been given the Manage Item permission on that building, have the Manage Allowed Objects settlement permission if the building is managed by the settlement, or if you are the owner of the building. Owners of settlement-managed buildings without Manage Allowed Objects or Manage Item can only change the building's ownership.

A building must have all first floor walls complete before permissions will work on that building, and doors must be locked with a door lock before they respect the May Enter permission. All other permissions are enforced without door locks. While building the initial walls of a building requires Build settlement permission, the Modify Building permission on the building itself is required to continue building by anyone but the owner once the walls are complete. The owner is the person who planned the structure.

Owners of buildings that are not managed by a settlement, or mayors of settlement-managed buildings, may click on the Demolish button to completely destroy that building. They may also right-click the building directly and click Demolish > Destroy structure as well. This action cannot be undone.

Building Notes

  • Permissions on a building will override Settlement permissions.
  • Having management permissions does not automatically give you all permissions. You may need to manage a building and give yourself permissions manually.
  • Only the current owner of a building may tick Settlement May Manage.
  • Only the current owner of a building, or the mayor when Settlement May Manage is checked, can rename the building or its doors.
  • Only the mayor may un-tick Settlement May Manage.
  • You must have Pickup Items as well as May (Un)Load to load things from a building.
  • You must have May Enter permissions in order to drop something inside a building.
  • Container permissions override building permissions, allowing you to let someone take from a specific container without giving them Pickup Items on the building.
  • You must have Pickup Items to put things into containers that do not have their own permissions. Pickup Planted is also required if the container is planted.
  • If Settlement May Manage is set, the mayor is able to demolish a building instead of the actual owner.
  • Any villager with Destroy Any Building may bash a building, regardless of ownership or settlement management.

Building Permissions

Building permissions

Checking a building and pushing the Manage Permissions button will take you to a screen where the owner can re-name the building and change the ownership. The owner and any other players with direct or inherited manage permissions will also be able to view and modify all permissions linked to the building.

Manage Item
allows management of the permissions on the building
May Enter
allows entry through locked doors (if managed by the building) and the ability to improve and repair the building and its contents
Modify Building
allows destroying, building and rotating of floors, roofs. Deed permissions may be required to add or remove tiles
Pickup Items
allows taking, pushing, pulling, turning and hauling (overrides deed settings)
Pickup Planted
allows taking of planted items, requires the Pickup Items building permission
Place Merchants
allows placing of a merchant or trader and overrides the deed settings
May (Un)Load
allows the loading and unloading of items, overriding the deed settings. Requires Pickup Items for the target to load items they do not own and Pickup Planted for planted items.
Deny All
Does just that!

Doors

Door management

You may manage doors by picking a building and clicking the Manage All Doors button. You may also manage a door directly by right-clicking on the door and clicking on Permissions > Manage Door. Door permissions are managed by the building's permissions by default. To manage individual door permissions, remove the check for Controlled By Building and Apply Changes. Doors can be named by typing a name into the box next to Name. You must be able to manage the building the door is attached to in order to manage the doors on that building.

Door Notes

  • Door permissions are only enabled when the door has a door lock attached.
  • Doors default to Controlled By Building and anyone with Manage Item can toggle this option.
  • Doors may only be renamed by the owner of the building, or the mayor when Settlement May Manage is checked.

Door Permissions

Door permissions
Pass Door
Allows passing through this door.
Deny All
Denies all access.

Carts and Wagons

A small padlock or large padlock is required to activate vehicle permissions. You can manage land vehicles by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Carts and Wagons. You may also right-click on an vehicle you own or have permission to edit and click Manage Item. Item will be whatever the type of vehicle it is that you are managing. This option may be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that item. You will only have the option to manage a vehicle if you are the owner or have been given the Manage Item permission on that vehicle.

Cart and Wagon Notes

Cart and Wagon Management
  • The owner of a vehicle you may be using can change the name of that vehicle at any time or attach a lock to it thereby making it useless to anyone else, including locking you out of any items you may have inside the cart.
  • If you have obtained a locked vehicle from another player who did not pass along the key to you, immediately replace the lock. Failing to do so can result in the owner of the key unlocking your vehicle at any time.
  • Not all permissions will be visible on all vehicles. For example, small carts will not have Can Command or Can be Passenger.
  • Only the owner may rename the vehicle.

Cart and Wagon Permissions

Cart and Wagon Permissions
Manage Item
Allows managing of these permissions.
Can Command
Allows commanding of this vehicle.
Can be Passenger
Allows being a passenger of this vehicle.
Access Hold
Allows access to the hold.
May Drag
Allows the vehicle to be dragged.
Deny All
Deny all access.

Gates

Gate management

A gate must be locked for permissions to become active on it, though the mayor may rename the gate if it is managed by a settlement without a lock. You can manage gates by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Gates. You may also right-click on a gate directly and select Manage gate. This will be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that gate. You may only manage a gate if you have been given the Manage Item permission on that gate, have the Manage Allowed Objects settlement permission if the gate is managed by the settlement, or if you are the owner of the gate. Owners of settlement-managed gates without Manage Allowed Objects or Manage Item can only change the gate's ownership.

Gate Notes

  • A gate created off-deed must have a lock attached in order to rename it or manage it in any way.
  • The owner of a gate is whomever attached the lock.
  • Anyone can attach a lock to an off-deed gate, but only citizens with Attach Lock can attach or replace locks on-deed.
  • Settlement May Manage allows the mayor and any citizen with the Manage Allowed Objects permission to manage this item.
  • Only the current owner may tick Settlement May Manage for off-deed gates, and only the mayor may remove the tick.
  • A gate created on-deed defaults to Settlement May Manage. A lock is required to manage permissions, but the mayor can rename an gate without a lock.
  • You cannot remove Settlement May Manage for on-deed gates.
  • Locked off-deed gates without Settlement May Manage may be renamed by their current owner.
  • Locked on-deed gates and off-deed gates with Settlement May Manage may only be renamed by the mayor of that settlement.
  • On-deed gates default to allowing citizens of that deed to pass. This can be changed in the management window.
  • Off-deed gates, even with Settlement May Manage, must be managed to allow citizens to pass.
  • Anyone with a key to the current lock on the gate may unlock and pass through the gate.
It is important to replace locks on gates that you extend your deed over, or when you are unsure as to who may have keys to it.

Gate Permissions

Gate permissions
Manage Item
Allows managing of these permissions.
Pass Gate
Allows entry through this gate even when its locked.
(Un)Lock Gate
Allows locking (and unlocking) of this gate.
Deny All
Deny all access.

Mine Doors

Mine door management

You can manage mine doors by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Mine Doors. You may also right-click on a mine door directly and select Manage Mine Door. This will be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that door. You may need to stand on the tile adjacent to a mine door in order for it to remain closed so you may right-click on it. You may only manage a mine door if you have been given the Manage Item permission on that door, have the Manage Allowed Objects settlement permission if the door is managed by the settlement, or if you are the owner of the mine door. Owners of settlement-managed mine doors without Manage Allowed Objects or Manage Item can only change the mine door's ownership.

Mine Door Notes

  • The owner of the mine door is the player that installed it. When managed by the settlement, the mayor is treated as the owner.
  • On-deed mine doors automatically set the Settlement May Manage flag, which cannot be removed while it remains on-deed.
  • When a deed no longer covers a mine door, the Settlement May Manage flag is automatically removed, which the original owner may tick again if desired.
  • Permissions are cleared whenever Settlement May Manage is removed.
  • The owner, or the mayor if managed by a settlement, may rename a mine door.

Mine Door Permissions

Mine door permissions
Manage Item
Allows managing of these permissions.
Pass Mine Door
Allows passing through the mine door.
Deny All
Deny all access.

Settlement

Manage Settlement from your body

You can manage your settlement by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Settlement. This will bring up a list of various settlement options depending on your current permissions. The mayor may also use the settlement deed item in their inventory, and anyone can use the settlement token to both manage and view permissions of that settlement.

Settlement Notes

Manage settlement roles
  • The Allow Actions on Allied Deeds permission is required in order to take advantage of a vehicles Allow Allies permissions to be enforced.
  • If a role is given to a Trusted friend who also inherits the Citizens of my Deed roles the citizen permissions will take priority. It would be required to manually add the desired role for the player to the managed item if it differs from the citizen permission. The player can exist in more than one list; if different permissions are selected for the same player, they will end up with a merged set of permissions.
  • Blue settings may only be set on citizen-type roles.
  • Destroy Any Building is a citizen-only role. This will allow anyone with this permission the ability to bash any building, regardless of ownership.

Settlement Permissions

Role Management

Animals

Brand
Allows branding of animals on deed. - Only for Citizen type roles.
Breed
Allows breeding of animals on deed.
Butcher
Allows butchering on deed.
Groom
Allows grooming of animals on deed.
Lead
Allows leading of animals on deed.
Milk/Shear
Allows milking of cows and shearing of sheep.
Sacrifice
Allows sacrificing of animals on deed.
Tame/Charm/Dominate
Allows taming of animals on deed. Charming and Dominating requires this and Cast Deity Spells.

Construction

Build
Allows ability to color and continue on buildings and build fences and place mine doors.
Destroy Fences
Allows destruction of fences and gates.
Destroy Items
Allows destruction of items.
Pick Locks
Allows lockpicking of buildings, items and gates. Also requires Pickup permission to lockpick items. - Only for Citizen type roles.
Plan Buildings
Allows planning of buildings.

Digging

Cultivate
Allows cultivating of packed tiles.
Dig Clay/Tar/Peat/Moss
Allows digging of resource tiles.
Pack
Allows packing of tiles.
Terraform
Allows terraforming (digging, leveling and flattening).

Farming

Harvest Fields
Allows harvesting of fields.
Sow Fields
Allows sowing of fields.
Tend Fields
Allows tending of fields.

Forestry/Gardening

Chop Down Trees and Bushes
Allows chopping down of all trees and bushes except the very old and overaged trees.
Chop Down V.Old Trees
Allows chopping down of Very Old and Overraged trees. Also allows 'Wild Growth' spell on hedges, but that requires Cast Deity Spells privilege as well.
Cut Grass
Allows cutting of grass.
Harvest Fruit
Allows harvesting from trees and bushes.
Make Lawn
Allows ability to make lawn.
Pick Sprouts
Allows picking of sprouts from trees and bushes and also allows picking of flowers.
Plant Flowers
Allows planting of flowers, mixed grass and thatch.
Plant Sprouts
Allows planting of sprouts including hedges.
Prune
Allows pruning of trees and bushes including hedges.

General

Attack Citizens
Allows attacking of citizens and allies of the settlement.
Attack Non Citizens
Allows attacking of non citizens which includes animals.
Cast Deity Spells
Allows use of deity spells on deed.
Cast Sorcery Spells
Allows use of sorcery spells on deed.
Forage/Botanize
Allows foraging and botanizing on deed.
May Place Merchants
Allows placing of merchants and traders.
Pave
Allows adding or removing of paving on deed.
Use Meditation Abilities
Allows use of meditation abilities on deed.

Item Management

Attach Locks
Allows attaching of locks on items on deed. - Only for Citizen type roles.
Drop
Allows dropping of items on deed.
Improve/Repair
Allows improving and repairing of items on deed.
Load
Allows loading of items on deed, also requires Pickup permissions or Pickup Planted permission.
Pickup
Allows picking up of items on deed.
Pickup Planted Items
Allows picking up of planted items on deed, also requires Pickup permission.
Pull/Push/Turn
Allows pull, push, and turning of items on deed.
UnLoad
Allows unloading of items on deed.

Mining

Add/Remove Reinforcement
Allows adding and removing of reinforced walls (needs Mine Rock) and floors (needs Mine Floor) on deed. Also used to control Disintegrate, which will also need Cast Deity Spells
Mine Floor
Allows mining of floors in cave on deed including leveling and flattening in caves.
Mine Iron Veins
Allows mining of iron veins on deed.
Mine Other Veins
Allows mining of other veins on deed.
Mine Rock
Allows mining of rock in caves on deed.
Surface Mining
Allows surface mining on deed.
Tunnel
Allows making tunnel entrances on deed.

Settlement Management

  • Only citizen-type roles may have these permissions set on them. They are not visible on non-citizen roles and cannot be enabled.
  • If checked when creating a new non-citizen role, they will be removed once the role is saved.
Allow Actions on Allied Deeds
Allows actions on allied deeds using their ally role, if not set then they it will use their non-citizen.
Destroy Any Buildings
Allows demolition of any building.
Invite Citizens
Allows ability to invite non-citizens to join the settlement including using recruitment boards.
Manage Allowed Objects
Allows ability to manage allowed objects, that's buildings, gates, and mine doors that have the Settlement May Manage flag set.
Manage Citizen Roles
Allows ability to assign roles to citizens.
Manage Guards
Allows hiring guards to protect the settlement and uphold these rules.
Manage Map
Allows ability to add and remove village annotations on the map. Updating alliance annotations requires the manage politics permission as well.
Manage Politics
Allows ability to form and break alliances with other settlements, as well as declare war and make peace.
Manage Reputations
Allows ability to manage reputations.
Manage Roles
Allows managing of permissions in any role in which you have the corresponding permission in your role.
Manage Settings
Allows changing settlement settings.
May Configure Twitter
Allows ability to configure twitter settings.
Resize Settlement
Allows ability to change the size of the settlement.

Ships

Ship Notes

Ship management
  • Unless you are the owner, have the key or have full manage rights to an item, taking it across server borders will leave you with an item that you can no longer manage or use.
  • The owner of a vehicle you may be using can change the name of that vehicle at any time or attach a lock to it thereby making it useless to anyone else, including locking you out of any items you may have inside the cart.
  • If you have obtained a locked vehicle from another player who did not pass along the key to you, immediately replace the lock. Failing to do so can result in the owner of the key unlocking your vehicle at any time.
  • Commanding a boat cross server without explicit permissions will give an error message and prohibit the crossing.
  • Keys are no longer required for unlocking or replacing a lock if you are the owner of the boat.

Ship Permissions

Ship permissions
Manage Item
Allows managing of these permissions.
Can Command
Allows commanding of this vehicle.
Can be Passenger
Allows being a passenger of this vehicle.
Access Hold
Allows access to the hold.
May Drag
Allows the vehicle to be dragged.
Deny All
Deny all access.

Item Permissions

Item permissions cannot be managed remotely and must be done at the item you wish to manage. If you've attached a lock to the item or have the Manage Item permission, you may right-click it and choose Permissions > Manage Item. Beds have permissions as well but do not require locks.

Containers

Container permissions
  • Keys may still be used to access containers without the need to set up permissions.
  • The owner of the container is the person who dropped or planted it.
  • Only the owner may attach, replace, or remove a lock on a container.
  • Keys are not required to modify a container's lock.

Container Permissions

Manage Item
Allows managing of these permissions.
May Open
Allows access to this container.
Deny All
Denies all access.

Beds

Bed permissions
  • Anyone with Manage Item on the building a bed is in may also manage the beds.
  • Beds with no permissions default to allowing anyone with May Enter to sleep for free.

Bed Permissions

Manage Item
Allows managing of these permissions.
May Use Bed
Allows access to this bed.
Free Sleep
Allows this bed to be used for free. (Requires May Use Bed) - This overrides any rent set on the bed by its owner.
Deny All
Denies all access.

Notes

Here are a few key points to note when dealing with managed items. Some of these are referenced above within the relevant sections.

  • Unless you are the owner, have the key or have full manage rights to an item, taking it across server borders will leave you with an item that you can no longer manage or use.
  • If a role is given to a Trusted friend who also inherits the Citizens of my Deed roles the citizen permissions will take priority. It would be required to manually add the desired role for the player to the managed item if it differs from the citizen permission. The player can exist in more than one list; if different permissions are selected for the same player, they will end up with a merged set of permissions.
  • Commanding a boat cross server without explicit permissions will give an error message and prohibit the crossing.


Warning: this article is work in progress. Expect frequent changes.
The new permission system has been introduced. This article will change as new information comes in regarding this new system.