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One of the major problems it seems in leading a faction is having to assign a rank to someone, then set the title, followed by going through all the permissions for that job they will need. Its alot of work just to have custom ranks and usually will effect all members on that rank level. So I have come up with a solution for this.
The system works like this, you use this command /f cRank create <rank name>, which allows for the creation of a set rank. Color codes and characters can be used in the Rank Name and this name would be displayed in place of the title
From this point you can use the command /f cRank standing <Rank Name> <recruit/member/officer/leader> to associate that rank with a certain level of importance in your faction.
After this, you can give the rank access to individual perms using /f cRank perms <Rank Name> <Perms>
You may also give certain ranks access to certain chunks, so if you had two ranks, Farmer and Soldier, the Farmers would have elevated access to the wheat fields and such while the soldiers would have elevated access to the Barracks/armory.
A player may be given a certain rank through a modified form of the original way
/f promote <player> <Rank Name>
These will give Factions the ability to easily create custom ranks and positions in their faction, and allow organizing one as a whole to become much quicker and smoother.
EDIT:
/f cRank desc <Rank Name> <Description> To allow explanations of each ranks duties
/f Rank view <Rank Name> Shows a ranks description
/f cRank list Lists all of a factions ranks
The system works like this, you use this command /f cRank create <rank name>, which allows for the creation of a set rank. Color codes and characters can be used in the Rank Name and this name would be displayed in place of the title
From this point you can use the command /f cRank standing <Rank Name> <recruit/member/officer/leader> to associate that rank with a certain level of importance in your faction.
After this, you can give the rank access to individual perms using /f cRank perms <Rank Name> <Perms>
You may also give certain ranks access to certain chunks, so if you had two ranks, Farmer and Soldier, the Farmers would have elevated access to the wheat fields and such while the soldiers would have elevated access to the Barracks/armory.
A player may be given a certain rank through a modified form of the original way
/f promote <player> <Rank Name>
These will give Factions the ability to easily create custom ranks and positions in their faction, and allow organizing one as a whole to become much quicker and smoother.
EDIT:
/f cRank desc <Rank Name> <Description> To allow explanations of each ranks duties
/f Rank view <Rank Name> Shows a ranks description
/f cRank list Lists all of a factions ranks
Yet now is not the time where we focus on Factions, becuase MassiveLock needs to be finished first and then if we find time and energy to tackle this rather large task, someone from the tech department might tackle this topic and get inspired by yohr suggestion.
