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If you are using Bukkit/Spigot, by default, all users with OP have access to LuckPerms commands. You can change this in the config.
### What is "Context"
The argument `context` is used frequently in the LuckPerms commands as an argument, and it's meaning may not be obvious to most users.
Context, in the most basic sense simply means the **circumstances where** a certain permission, parent, prefix, suffix or meta value **will apply**.
Contexts are split into two parts, the **key** and the **value**. LuckPerms provides two contexts by default, the `server` and `world` contexts, but it's possible that other plugins on the server will provide more contexts for you to use. A users "current" contexts can be found in the output of the user info command.
For example, if I wanted to set a permission in a specific world, I would use the "world" context. For the sake of explaining, let's say the world is called "nether". The context I would specify in the command would be `world=nether`.
When used in commands, the context "key" and the context "value" are separated by the equals sign. `=` You can specify as many contexts as you like, but remember that ALL of the contexts have to be met by the player in order for the permission/parent/thing to apply.
Finally, an example. I want to set the "luckperms.info" permission to true in the "nether" world, and on the "factions" server. The command would be:
`/luckperms user Luck permission set luckperms.info true server=factions world=nether`.
This same format can be applied to any of the commands that accept "context" as an argument. :smile:
> And finally, just a note for users who have been using the plugin for a while, the old way of specifying `[server] [world]` as two extra arguments at the end of a command is still supported!
# Overview
#### Arguments Key:
* `<required>` - you *must* specify this argument when running the command