Hidendra
[Question/Suggestion] Reverse rights
Hello. What I'd like to do is place a door, /cpublic, then /cmodify -[name] so that a single person can't utilize that public door or object. I'll leave a detailed example below showing why something like this might be needed, in case such an example might help to clarify the what and why of what I'm asking for. I read over the pages here, and I didn't see an explanation that this would work, though in-game it said it removed the rights for the problem player on the public door. However, when I /cinfo on the door there is nothing to indicate that the problem player has no access to the door (which is somewhat to be expected, though might be considered as an overlooked bit of information in this context). With that, I'm not sure if the problem user does or does not have the ability to open said door. Hence my question. If the answer to that question is negative, then is this something that could be implemented? As stated above, my example is below.
On the server where I play the most often, they have installed the chestshop plugin - as many servers with an economy do. However, there are a few players who like to go around and buy all of the other shops out of items, then sell them at much higher rates in their shop. This has made quite a few of us pretty frustrated, so we'd like to devise a way to keep those 2-3 players out of our shops but allow everyone else. The example could end there, but under this same system there is the opposite that it could be used for - the players who like to sell us everything they have until we have no money left. This is just one example made into two, but I'm sure you can see how this would be beneficial in other situations. The server does use LWC, so having a public door with negated rights seems like the logical way to go about it.
Thanks in advance (also, sorry if this isn't the right area for it.. this was the only place I knew to put it - if you'd rather it be posted on some forums somewhere or something along those lines please tell me and I'll be sure to put it there).
