Extensions & LuckPerms

Enable LuckPerms

1. Install LuckPerms on your Minecraft server separately.
2. Open Dashboard → Extensions and enable LuckPerms.
3. Edit a package, add an action, and choose a LuckPerms action. Fill in the group, permission, duration or other requested values.
4. Review the command preview, save the package and send a test payment.

Available LuckPerms actions

Replacing a parent changes the player’s parent assignment, so review that action carefully. Temporary actions accept durations such as 30d or 1d12h. Permission and group names must be a single command argument. Actions run through the same Craftly delivery system as raw commands.

• Add, remove or replace a player’s parent group.
• Add or remove a temporary parent group.
• Allow, deny or unset a permission.
• Set or unset a temporary permission.

Import a community extension

Review command templates from other people before using them: console actions run with your server’s permissions. An extension describes forms and commands; it does not install a Minecraft plugin or run uploaded scripts.

1. Choose a .yml, .yaml or .json file in Extensions. Files can be up to 128 KB.
2. Select Review file and read the actions and command templates.
3. Import the definition. New imports start disabled; enable it when you are ready to use its actions.
4. Install the matching plugin on your game server, then add the new actions to a package.

Share, replace or disable

Use Share YAML or Share JSON to download an extension definition. Other owners can import that file into their own stores. Extension definitions are saved per store.

To replace a custom definition with the same ID, explicitly select Replace saved definition during import. Replacements start disabled. The built-in LuckPerms ID cannot be overwritten.

Disabling or replacing an extension removes its actions from the chooser, but preserves compiled commands in saved packages and paid orders. Re-enable the extension to edit those actions, or replace the affected actions in the package.