$checkUsersPerms

Checks if one or multiple users have all the specified permissions. Returns true or false.

Syntax

$checkUsersPerms[userIds;permissions;(separator);(amount)]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Required
userIds	IDs of users to check, separated by the chosen separator	Yes
permissions	Permissions to check, separated by ;	Yes
separator	Separator used in userIds (default: ;)	No
amount	Minimum number of users who must have the permissions for the result to be true (default: 1)	No

Description

$checkUsersPerms is the multi-user version of $checkUserPerms. It checks whether one or more users possess all the specified permissions and allows defining a minimum threshold of users who must satisfy the condition.

This function performs an inline check — it does not interrupt the command and simply returns true or false.

The permissions check is done with an AND logic: all listed permissions must be present for a user to be counted as having them.

Examples

Checking multiple users

$if[$checkUsersPerms[$authorID;$mentioned[1];KickMembers]==true]
  $kick[$mentioned[2]]
  $sendMessage[User kicked.]
$else
  $sendMessage[❌ Insufficient permissions.]
$endif

At least 2 users must have Administrator

$if[$checkUsersPerms[$authorID;$mentioned[1];$mentioned[2];Administrator;;2]==true]
  $sendMessage[At least 2 users are administrators.]
$else
  $sendMessage[Less than 2 users have Administrator permission.]
$endif

Custom separator

$var[ids;$authorID,$mentioned[1],$mentioned[2]]
$if[$checkUsersPerms[$var[ids];ManageMessages;,]==true]
  $clear[50]
  $sendMessage[Messages cleared.]
$endif

Notes

• Uses an AND logic for permissions: all listed permissions are required for a user.
• The amount parameter lets you define how many users must satisfy the condition.
• Use $checkUserPerms for a single-user check (simpler syntax).
• Permissions are in PascalCase: KickMembers, BanMembers, Administrator, ManageMessages, etc.
• Administrator covers all permissions.