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Fix namespace for new perm.

FernFerret 2012-01-01 15:51:40 -08:00
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@ -126,9 +126,9 @@ The `-g` flag indicates that Multiverse should use the NullTerrain generator, an
This will tell Multiverse to *never* adjust the spawn, even on world reload or server restart.
## <a name="modeenforce" href="#wiki-modeenforce">•</a>Players keep having their game mode switched!
New builds of Multiverse-Core include an extra permission to prevent automatic mode-switching, even when the global `enforcegamemodes` setting is `true`. This permission takes the form:
## <a name="modeenforce" href="#wiki-modeenforce">•</a>Mods/OPs/Players keep having their game mode switched!
New builds of Multiverse-Core include an extra permission to prevent automatic mode-switching. This permission takes the form:
multiverse.gamemode.ignore.WORLD_NAME
mv.bypass.gamemode.WORLD_NAME
With this new permission, server owners can pick particular users to ignore some (or all) of the game mode settings on each world when teleporting between them. For example, a player with `multiverse.gamemode.ignore.*` could be an admin, keeping their creative mode setting even in survival worlds. Just set the right permissions in your preferred plugin and you're good to go.
With this new permission, server owners can pick particular users to ignore some (or all) of the game mode settings on each world when teleporting between them. For example, a player with `mv.bypass.gamemode.*` could be an admin, keeping their creative mode setting even in survival worlds. Just set the right permissions in your preferred plugin and you're good to go.