Custom roles
Custom Roles
Sterix allows you to create custom role commands that members can use to assign themselves specific roles.
The Custom Roles system allows you to create commands that users can use to get specific roles. Here's how to set it up:
1. Set Required Role (Required)
First, you can set a role that users need to have before they can use custom role commands:
.setup reqrole @role
This step is optional. If you skip it, all users can use the custom role commands.
2. Create Custom Role Commands
Create a custom command that gives a specific role:
.setup create (aliases) (role)
This creates a command .red
that gives the @Red role.
3. View Your Custom Role Commands
Check what custom role commands you've set up:
.setup list
4. Delete Custom Role Commands
Remove a custom role command if needed:
.setup delete (aliases)
Once you've set up custom role commands, users can get roles by using the command:
Example Usage
If you created a command for the Red role:
.red @member
This will give the user the Red role. If they already have the role, it will remove it.
Custom Role Setup Commands
.setup reqrole
- Setups reqrole for customrole commands.setup create <aliases> <role>
- Setups custom aliase role for the server.setup delete <aliases>
- Delete a custom aliase role for the server.setup list
- Shows custom aliases role for the server
Custom Roles
Sterix allows you to create custom role commands that members can use to assign themselves specific roles.
The Custom Roles system allows you to create commands that users can use to get specific roles. Here's how to set it up:
1. Set Required Role (Required)
First, you can set a role that users need to have before they can use custom role commands:
.setup reqrole @role
This step is optional. If you skip it, all users can use the custom role commands.
2. Create Custom Role Commands
Create a custom command that gives a specific role:
.setup create (aliases) (role)
This creates a command .red
that gives the @Red role.
3. View Your Custom Role Commands
Check what custom role commands you've set up:
.setup list
4. Delete Custom Role Commands
Remove a custom role command if needed:
.setup delete (aliases)
Once you've set up custom role commands, users can get roles by using the command:
Example Usage
If you created a command for the Red role:
.red @member
This will give the user the Red role. If they already have the role, it will remove it.
Custom Role Setup Commands
.setup reqrole
- Setups reqrole for customrole commands.setup create <aliases> <role>
- Setups custom aliase role for the server.setup delete <aliases>
- Delete a custom aliase role for the server.setup list
- Shows custom aliases role for the server