Permissions

Permissions on a Rust server refer to the level of access and control that a player or administrator has on the server. These permissions are typically set by the server owner or administrator, and they allow players to perform certain actions or access certain features of the server.

Examples of permissions on a Rust server include:

• Building permissions: Allows players to build, destroy, or place objects on the server
• Teleportation permissions: Allows players to use the /tp command to teleport to different locations on the server
• Chat permissions: Allows players to use different chat channels or speak in voice chat
• Inventory permissions: Allows players to access, move, or drop items in their inventory
• Admin permissions: Allows players to use admin commands such as kicking, banning, and adjusting server settings
• Spectate permissions: Allows players to spectate other players on the server

Permissions can be assigned to individual players, or to groups of players, such as VIPs or donors. They can also be assigned based on the player's role on the server, such as a moderator or admin.

Permissions can be managed with the use of plugins, which are software that is installed on the server and allows for more granular control over permissions. These plugins can be modified and configured by the server administrator, to meet the specific needs of the server.