how make GM account ?

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how make GM account ?

i hv my own server,but i cant be a GM,and how to set normal players use commands ,like (@g0 0) 
 
Re: how make GM account ?

Go MySQL And Change Yourself Into A GM.
Don't Know? Read The Tuts!
 
Re: how make GM account ?

for normal players command go to conf/atcommand_athena.
0 for players 1 for not players...
go to conf/GM_Account

// Examples:
// 2000002 99
// 2000003-2000005 99
// 2000003~2000005 99
// 2000001 30
2000001 99
99 is level of the GM and 2000001 is the ID

Go to save/account.txt,at there got show the ID of the account...
 
Re: how make GM account ?

I'm assuming this issue is unsolved so here we go:

You'll have to give me some info before I can help you out with the GM status.

-What server type are you using? SQL or TXT?
-Do you have a functional account for yourself, you may have mixed up/misplaced IDs?

To modify player commands, take a look at 'atcommand_athena.conf' file in the 'conf' folder in your server folder. If you read through the instructions, I bet you can figure out how to assign the levels to the commands.

Additionally, there are certain commands you'll find at 'charcommand_athena.conf' in the 'conf' folder. These commands are what we call 'control' or 'target' commands. They're usually used on a targeted character (other than yourself). The modifications here are pretty much the same as 'atcommand_athena.conf'.

If you have trouble opening the '.conf' files, then I recommend you use WordPad or something.


Regards,
Mercury
 
Re: how make GM account ?

me using SQL...
i want to noe how to let normal ppl can use commands
 
Re: how make GM account ?

Like I said, follow the instructions on the 'atcommand_athena.conf' file.

Look here:
Code:
//--------------------------------------------------------------
// eAthena atcommand configuration file.
// Originally translated by Peter Kieser <[email protected]>
//--------------------------------------------------------------

// The symbol that will be used to recognize commands.
// You can set any one character except control-characters (0x00-0x1f),
// '%', '$' (party/guild chat speaking) and '/' (standard client commands).
// The symbol must also be different from from the GM charcommand symbol.
command_symbol: @

// The following settings in this file use the format "<command name>: level".
// They define the minimum GM level required to execute the associated command.
// Adjust values as you like. Note that to activate commands for normal players,
// (GM level 0), you also need to change the 'atcommand_gm_only' option to 'no'.
// To completely disable a command, set its required GM level to 100.

// Default levels were chosen so that they form the following hierarchy:
// 0: Normal player
//    -> no commands accessible
// 1: Super player
//    -> some minor advantage: storage, petrename, etc...
// 10: Super player+
//    -> more powerful commands, like mobsearch and changegm
// 20: Mediator
//    -> GM commands for finding players and moving to them (also kicking them)
// 40: Sub-GM
//    -> GM commands for basic tasks, no significant impact on other players
// 50: Sub-GM+
//    -> GM commands to spawn mobs and create guilds
// 60: GM
//    -> almost all commands available (except administration and mass commands)
// 80: GM Chief
//    -> can do anything, except administration commands
// 99: Administrator
//    -> can do anything!
// 100: Disabled
//    -> commands that will not be available to anyone

Basically all you have to do is change the level of usage of a certain command to "0", since it corresponds to the rank of a normal player.

For example, let's take a command listed in the conf:
Code:
// Displays the server rates.
rates: 1

As you can see the "rates" is the command and the number next to it, "1" is the GM rank required to use it.

If you look at the code above, you'll see that the rank of a normal player is "0" so you need to change the "1" to "0".

So after making the changes we get this:
Code:
// Displays the server rates.
rates: 0

Now a normal player should be able to use the @rates command.

Repeat the same steps for other commands too; but be careful not to give normal players access to administration commands.


Regards,
Mercury
 
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