SCP Secret Laboratory: Adding New Roles on the Server

Learn how to create and customize server roles with specific permissions to manage Remote Admin effectively → Find out more now

10 November 20261 min read1 Views0 helpful

View Config

New roles are entered in the file “config_remoteadmin.txt.” You can find this config file in the Configuration tab of your game server (raw text view).

Here you can search for the config mentioned above and click the “eye” icon on the right to open it.

Copy Existing Roles

Once you have opened the config, you can look for these entries:

These are example roles that are already entered. We will now add a new entry below them. To do this, copy the block from one of the roles above and paste this part below the last role. In our example, we copied the role “Moderator” and pasted it below:

Add Your Own Role

Now you can edit the newly inserted block of the existing role and enter your own values. In our example, we used the name “ZAP.”

Once that is done, you still need to add the role to the list of available roles. This is done a bit further down in the same config.

So we enter our role below the role “moderator.”

Info

WARNING: Please pay close attention to the spaces before and after the “-”!

Permissions

At the very bottom of the file “config_remoteadmin.txt,” you can adjust the permissions for each role. If you want to assign a permission to a role, enter the role name inside the brackets. As shown in this example:

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

In the config_remoteadmin.txt file, which you can find in the Configuration tab (raw text view) of your game server.

Copy the block of an existing role, paste it below the last role, adjust the values for your new role, and also add it to the list of available roles further down in the config.

Be sure to pay close attention to the spaces before and after the hyphen '-'.

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