Comfort

The small comforts of a server: walking faster, flying, and the gamemodes.

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Speed

Command	Permission	What it does
/speed [level]	appeltools.command.speed	Your walking speed, or your flying speed when you are flying.
/walkspeed [level]	appeltools.command.speed	Your walking speed.
/flyingspeed [level]	appeltools.command.speed	Your flying speed.

/walkspeed also answers to /walkingspeed, /flyingspeed to /flySpeed.

The level is a number from 1 to 10. A number outside that range is refused. Without a number the command tells you your current level.

The speed is a setting of the player, so it is remembered when you log out and back in.

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Flight

/fly

The permission is appeltools.command.speed.fly. The command answers to /togglefly.

/fly switches flying on and off. When you switch it on, you are put in the air and you may fly; when you switch it off, you drop back down.

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The gamemodes

Command	Permission	What it does
/gamemode adventure	appeltools.command.gamemode and appeltools.command.gamemode.adventure	Adventure mode.
/gamemode creative	appeltools.command.gamemode and appeltools.command.gamemode.creative	Creative mode.
/gamemode spectator	appeltools.command.gamemode and appeltools.command.gamemode.spectator	Spectator mode.
/gamemode survival	appeltools.command.gamemode and appeltools.command.gamemode.survival	Survival mode.
/gamemode <mode> <player>	the same, plus appeltools.command.gamemode.setother	The gamemode of another player.

/gamemode answers to /gm.

The shortcuts

Every gamemode also has a command of its own:

Command	Shortcut
/adventure	/gma
/creative	/gmc
/spectator	/gmsp
/survival	/gms

They ask for the same permissions as the subcommands of /gamemode.

Two nodes per gamemode

A gamemode asks for both the node of the whole category and the node of the gamemode itself:

/gamemode creative
    needs  appeltools.command.gamemode
    and    appeltools.command.gamemode.creative

So a player needs the category node before the per-gamemode node does anything:

/lp group creative parent add appeltools.command.gamemode true
/lp group creative parent add appeltools.command.gamemode.creative true

Hand out the category node once for everybody who may use a gamemode, and the per-gamemode node for the ones who may use that particular gamemode.

Changing somebody else's gamemode

Changing your own gamemode needs the nodes of that gamemode. Changing another player's gamemode needs appeltools.command.gamemode.setother on top — otherwise anybody who may set their own gamemode could set everybody's.

TIP

The setother node is checked only when a target is named. That is why it is not part of the permission of the command itself: the check has to happen when the command runs, because a static node would also block a player from changing their own gamemode.