# Luckperms Context If you have Luckperms installed you can give players permission in specific Lands areas. Download: **Please keep in mind that land and area names are case-sensitive.** ## Lands The following context entries can also be used for a player's current location by just appending `_here` to the entry. Example: `lands_land_name_here`. `lands_land_name=landname`\ Returns land name or `wilderness`. Append `_here` to get the result, for the land at the player's current position. `lands_land_area_name=areaname`\ Returns area name or `wilderness`. Append `_here` to get the result, for the area at the player's current position. `lands_land_area_role_name=rolename`\ Returns the name of the player's role. `lands_land_bool=true or false`\ Returns `true`, if the player owns or is part of a land. If you append `_here`, it will return true, if the player's current position is claimed. `lands_land_trusted_bool=true or false`\ Returns `true`, if the player is trusted. Append `_here` to get the result for the land at the player's current position. `lands_combat_tag_bool=true or false`\ Returns whevter or not the player is in combat. `lands_land_level=number`\ Set permission if land has level x. You can append `_here` too. `lands_nation_level=number`\ Set permission if nation has level x. You can append `_here` too. ## Others `lands_trusted_in=landname`\ Check if a player is trusted in a given land.\ Example: `lands_trusted_in=test`: The player will receive the permission if they own or are part of land `test`. ## Examples: * Giving a permission only if player is part of a specific land: `/lp user Luck permission set test.permission lands_trusted_in=test` * Giving a permission only in wilderness: `/lp user Luck permission set test.permission lands_land_name_here=wilderness` You can also remove permission if they're in wilderness by setting a negated (-) permission. * Giving a permission only in claims where the player is trusted: `/lp user Luck permission set test.permission lands_land_trusted_bool=yes` --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://wiki.incredibleplugins.com/lands/permissions/luckperms-context.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.