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Why-LuckPerms.md

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LuckPerms is the recommended replacement for the (now discontinued) PermissionsEx plugin. ([source](https://github.com/PEXPlugins/PermissionsEx/blob/master/README.md)) ([other source](https://i.imgur.com/PUpp8ou.png))
#### LuckPerms seems like a pretty big resource, and I just want something simple and lightweight.
Although the plugin has a pretty huge set of configuration options, the default values are fine for most users. The LuckPerms in-game and online interfaces are very straight forward to use, and there is a massive set of wiki pages and setup guides you can read here on GitHub. 🎉
Although the plugin has a pretty huge set of customisation options, the default values are fine for most users. The LuckPerms in-game and online interfaces are very straight forward to use, and there is a extensive set of wiki pages and setup guides you can read here on GitHub. 🎉
#### I run a big network and performance is important. How does LuckPerms perform?
The plugin has been written and improved over time with large servers in mind. It has proven itself to be reliable and efficient and currently runs on a number of popular networks in the community.
From the very start, LuckPerms has been written to make use of multithreading for almost all of it's operations - something which previously hadn't been attempted in many permissions plugins. This design has proven to be highly effective, and is the reason why LuckPerms scales so well.
LuckPerms has been designed to make use of multithreading for almost all of its operations - something which previously hadn't been attempted in many permissions plugins. Lookups for permission checks and meta data are cached, and the internal data structures are designed in order to make queries as fast and efficient as possible.
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[![](https://i.imgur.com/OR5GNcP.png)](https://git.io/vbhyV)
### Command interface & tab completion
The command system for LP is designed to be as easy to use as possible. As well as the [extensive documentation here on the wiki](https://github.com/lucko/LuckPerms/wiki/Command-Usage), command usage and listings can also be viewed in-game.
The command system is super easy to use and understand. As well as the [documentation available here on the wiki](https://github.com/lucko/LuckPerms/wiki/Command-Usage), command usage and listings can also be viewed in-game.
![](http://i.imgur.com/XIVPP6P.png)
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[![](https://giant.gfycat.com/ShorttermPowerfulGoldeneye.gif)](https://gfycat.com/ShorttermPowerfulGoldeneye)
### Action logging
LuckPerms also makes a detailed log of all changes made to permissions. If you have a rogue staff member try to give themselves permissions, instead of trawling through the servers log file, you can simply search for any actions executed by them!
LuckPerms makes a detailed log of all changes made to permissions. If you have a rogue staff member try to give themselves permissions, instead of trawling through the servers log file, you can simply search for any actions executed by them!
![](http://i.imgur.com/Jfu8XCI.png)