Setup ranks

Setup ranks

By default, the bot does not automatically create roles. To set up ranks, you need to run the following command /settings > Ranks > Setup Ranks

Roles are optional and not required for the bot to function properly.

Running this command may take approximately 20 seconds to complete.

Once the roles are created, do not delete them to avoid any malfunctions due to their absence. However, you are free to rename the roles or change their colors as you wish—this will not affect the bot’s functionality.

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Edit a Role

If you accidentally deleted a role or want to add an additional role, you can easily manage them using the /settings command.

1

Run /settings then select "Ranks" option

2

Choose the rank you want to modify or assign roles to.

3

Select the role(s) to associate with the chosen rank

Why Does a Rank Role Without a Number Exist (e.g., Bronze)?

These roles are created for two main reasons:

• Organization: They help separate members in the server member list for better visibility.

• Permissions: They allow easy assignment of permissions to a group of ranks.

You can delete these roles if you prefer, but affected members will no longer receive them when they reach the corresponding rank.

How Rank Roles Work

The bot automatically manages roles assigned to members:

• A member will always keep the last role(s) linked to their current rank.

• Roles from lower ranks will be automatically removed.

Example:

A member with the rank Gold 2 will have the following roles: ✅ Gold ✅ Gold 2 ❌ Bronze, Silver, etc. (These will be removed)

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I customize role names?

Yes! You can rename roles, and it won’t affect their functionality in the bot.

What happens if I delete a role?

If a role is deleted, members will no longer receive it when they reach the corresponding rank.

How can I assign specific permissions to roles?

• Set up permissions directly in Discord for each role.

• Use tier roles (e.g., Bronze) to grant global permissions to a group of ranks.