FiveM Permissions

FiveM Permissions refer to the permissions and access controls implemented within the FiveM game framework. These permissions and access controls are used to control player and server actions, such as accessing certain features, executing server-side scripts, and managing server resources.

How it works

FiveM Permissions work by creating a hierarchy of roles and permissions that are assigned to players and servers. Each role is defined by a set of permissions that provides access to specific features and resources. Players and servers are then assigned specific roles, which determine their access to these features and resources.

For example, a player with a basic member role may only have access to common features such as chatting and joining servers, while an administrator may have access to more advanced features such as running server-side scripts and managing server resources.

Example Code

To create and manage FiveM Permissions, developers can use the built-in permission system provided by the FiveM API. Here is an example code snippet that demonstrates how to add a new permission and assign it to a player:

-- Define a new permission
AddPermission("my-permission")

-- Assign the permission to a player
local player = GetPlayerFromServerId(1)
AddPlayerPermission(player, "my-permission")

In this code snippet, we first define a new permission called "my-permission" using the AddPermission function. We then assign this permission to a player with the ID of 1 using the AddPlayerPermission function.

Conclusion

FiveM Permissions are an important feature of the FiveM game framework that enable developers to control player and server actions. By using roles and permissions, developers can create a flexible and secure environment that meets their specific needs.