> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://xyness.gitbook.io/simpleclaimsystem/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://xyness.gitbook.io/simpleclaimsystem/permissions/how-to-set-up.md). # How to set up You can find all the permissions here : * [Commands](/simpleclaimsystem/permissions/commands.md) * [Claims](/simpleclaimsystem/permissions/claims.md) * [Settings](/simpleclaimsystem/permissions/settings.md) ## With LuckPerms plugin ([download here](https://luckperms.net/)) 1. Make sure you are operator on your server (/op \). 2. Use `/lp editor` to open the web editor of LuckPerms.
3. Click on the link the plugin sent you.
4. Click on `Yes` to open the web editor.
5. Click on `Groups` on the left menu to open groups settings.
6. Click on the group you want to add the permissions (if you don't use a permission plugin for other things, select default group).
7. Click on the search bar at the bottom of the page.
8. Add the permissions you want to add, for example `scs.command.claim`.
9. Press enter to select the permission, and click on `Add`. And magic! The permission has been added.
10. Last step : apply changes, just click on `Save` on the green top right button. If you have a message that tells you to run a command, do it.
11. You had the permission.
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