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Whitelist command
Floodgate 2.0 has a whitelist command, fwhitelist, that should be used for adding or removing Floodgate players to whitelist.json. The username prefix doesn't need to be included.
fwhitelist add Tim203
fwhitelist remove Tim203
You can also specify a UUID: fwhitelist add 00000000-0000-0000-0009-01f64f65c7c3
The permission node is floodgate.command.fwhitelist.
What is skin uploading?
Skins of Bedrock player should be visible to Java players on servers with Floodgate 2.0 installed.
If they aren't, it's most likely that the skin uploading queue has grown too large and can take a while to upload your skin.
Skin uploading is also a part of the Global Api. It is responsible for converting Bedrock skins to Java skins and uploading them to Mojang servers make them show up on Java Edition.
We're using MineSkin internally. MineSkin is running on accounts donated by the community. So if you want to support MineSkin and make the upload times faster, feel free to look at this page for more info.
