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First, add whatever flags you want to support to modflags.php.  Then, somewhere around line 550 (depending on your version of the board, find this code:

    $new_flags =
        $_POST['general'].
        $_POST['draw_user'].
        $_POST['anim_user'].
        $_POST['upload_user'].
        $_POST['adult_user'].
        $_POST['immunity'];

Add the appropriate checkbox name in there.  The "value" of the checkbox must of course be a single upper-case letter that does not conflict with any other flags.

This will only allow you to add the flag manually.  To add flags by default when people register, you'll have to search functions.php for code that processes flags, and update each entry.  There are quite a few of them, but I presume not every member should have the flag you want to add.

The $langop variables are defined in the language file.  Since you're adding new values, you have to add the text you want directly into the code, as follows:

<input type="checkbox" name="gamemaster" value="E" <? if (strstr($row2['usrflags'], 'E')) { echo 'checked '; } ?>/>Gamemaster

When processing flags in profile.php, you'll have to add the text there as well.

When the data is sent to functions.php, the actual letters are appended to the userflags, so you don't have to add the ='E' into the functions file.  To make sure the syntax is correct (periods and semicolon), here's the whole clip.

    $new_flags =
        $_POST['general'].
        $_POST['draw_user'].
        $_POST['anim_user'].
        $_POST['upload_user'].
        $_POST['adult_user'].
        $_POST['immunity'].
        $_POST['gamemaster'].
        $_POST['kos'];