Learn about how to plan your first event here
Prefix commands (!
) are no longer supported. Please use the new application commands (/
).
Also the command syntax has changed. For a full list, checkout https://raidorganizer.org/migration.
An update to this page will follow soonish. (I am always open for help xD)
When you invite the bot to your server, it will automatically send a private message to the owner of the server.
If you don't get a private message from the bot (you aren't the owner, you disabled private messages, etc.), follow the steps below.
To set up your server you basically only need the !setup_channel
command.
!setup_channel
to let the bot guide you through the set up process.!setup_channel [channel type] [@organizer_role] [@user_role]
to do the set up in one command.channel types
are event and lfg.organizer_role
are able to create events and users with the user_role
are able to sign up for those events.user_role
is able to create and manage their own events.organizer_role
are allowed to create, delete, edit, ... events. Basically they can manage the events inside an event channel.user_role
can join events over reactions. In an event channel they do not have permissions to create, remove, etc. events.@
), the role needs to be mentionable. You can do this in your Server Settings => Roles => Allow anyone to @mention this role!help [command]
in discord. To create an event you need the !create
command
!create [Title] [Date] [Optional Description]
!create
(without any parameters). The bot will send you a direct message and will guide you through the process of creating an event.!create --advanced
to create an advanced template via a single message.Once you have created your first event users with the user_role
are able to sign up to the event.
organizer-role
have a lot of commands to manage their events. Here are a couple of them: edit
command.remove
command.confirm
command.!help [command]
in discord. help
command. All commands are listed there according to their category.