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# Events

LuckPerms events are just like normal Skript events: You plop them into your script and use the event-values (if you want).\
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Below are a few examples of using some of the events in Skript-LuckPerms.

#### User Receive Permission

```genie
on user receive permission:
    set {_p} to event-player # note that its a player & not a user to prevent needless loading
    set {_perm} to event-permission
    set {_timespan} to event-timespan
    if {_timespan} is 0 seconds:
        broadcast "%{_p}% just got %{_perm}%!"
    else:
        broadcast "%{_p}% just got %{_perm}% for %{_timespan}%!"
```

#### Group Meta Set

```genie
on group meta set:
    set {_key} to event-key
    set {_value} to event-value
    if {_key} is "prefix":
        broadcast formatted "%event-player%'s prefix was just updated to %{_value}%<reset>!"
```

#### Track Add Group

```genie
on track add group:
   set {_track} to event-track
   set {_group} to event-group
   broadcast "%{_group}% was just added to %{_track}%!"
```

#### User Demote

```genie
on user demote:
    set {_player} to event-player # note that its a player & not a user to prevent needless loading
    set {_pastgroup} to past event-group
    set {_group} to event-group
    set {_track} to event-track
    broadcast "%{_player}% was just demoted from %{_pastgroup}% to %event-group% on track %{_track}%!"
```

See <https://skdocs.org/?query=event&addon=skript-luckperms> and set the filter to 'events' to get a list of all events in Skript-LuckPerms.


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