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docs/02_Configuration.md

@@ -8,10 +8,6 @@
 
 ```json
 {
-    "permissions": {
-        "staff_groups": ["OP", "ADMIN", "MOD", "HELPER"],
-        "admin_groups": ["OP", "ADMIN"]
-    },
     "chat": {
         "channel": "staff.chat",
         "prefix": "[Staff]"
@@ -23,17 +19,10 @@
 }
 ```
 
+Permission gating no longer lives here. Each command checks a permission node (`networkstaff.<command>`) via Hytale's `PermissionsModule`. Configure those in the Hytale server's own permission config - see [03_Commands.md](03_Commands.md#permissions) for the full list of nodes.
+
 ## Fields
 
-### permissions
-
-| Field | Default | Meaning |
-|---|---|---|
-| `staff_groups` | `["OP", "ADMIN", "MOD", "HELPER"]` | Any Hytale group name in this list grants access to staff commands. |
-| `admin_groups` | `["OP", "ADMIN"]` | Subset that the plugin treats as "admin". v1 doesn't gate anything on this, but it's available for future features that want to require admin (e.g. unban after a permaban). |
-
-Group names come from `PermissionsModule.get().getGroupsForUser(uuid)`. Set up your groups in the Hytale server's own configuration first; this plugin just reads them.
-
 ### chat
 
 | Field | Default | Meaning |
@@ -48,13 +37,13 @@ Group names come from `PermissionsModule.get().getGroupsForUser(uuid)`. Set up y
 | `punishments` | `"staff_punishments"` | Table name. Change only if you really need to and you're prepared to migrate data. |
 | `players_seen` | `"staff_players_seen"` | Same. |
 
-## Setting up staff groups
+## Setting up staff permissions
 
-In your Hytale server config, define groups and assign players:
-
-1. Make sure the group names you assign match one of `staff_groups` exactly. The check is case-sensitive (groups in Hytale tend to be uppercase, e.g. `OP`).
-2. After assigning, the player needs to relog for the change to take effect (`PermissionsModule.get().getGroupsForUser` is queried on each command, but Hytale generally requires a reconnect for group changes to apply on the player side).
-3. Test with `/lookup <staff-member-name>` from a staff account. If you see the lookup output, you have staff perms.
+1. In your Hytale server's permission config, create a `staff` group (or whatever you want to call it).
+2. Grant it `networkstaff.*` (or pick specific nodes - see [03_Commands.md](03_Commands.md#permissions) for the list).
+3. Assign your staff members to that group.
+4. Players need to reconnect for newly-granted permissions to apply.
+5. Test with `/lookup <staff-member-name>` from a staff account. If you see the lookup output, the perms are wired.
 
 ## Environment variables