Custom Command

Understanding Channel, User, and Role Permissions

Several bot functions, such as $modifyChannelPerms and $modifyRolePerms, require you to specify permission names. This page provides a comprehensive list of these permission names and their descriptions.

Available Permissions:

Here's a breakdown of the permissions you can use:

  • admin: Administrator (Grants all permissions)
  • manageserver: Manage Server (Modify server settings)
  • kick: Kick User (Remove members from the server)
  • ban: Ban User (Permanently remove members from the server)
  • manageroles: Manage Roles (Create, edit, and delete roles)
  • managechannels: Manage Channels (Create, edit, and delete channels)
  • managewebhooks: Manage Webhooks (Create, edit, and delete webhooks)
  • managemessages: Manage Messages (Delete messages, pin messages)
  • viewauditlog: View Audit Log (See server activity logs)
  • managenicknames: Manage Nicknames (Change member nicknames)
  • sendmessages: Send Messages (Send text messages in channels)
  • readmessages: Read Message History (View past messages in channels)
  • movemembers: Move Members (Move users between voice channels)
  • manageemojis: Manage Emojis (Create, edit, and delete emojis)
  • viewguildinsights: View Guild Insights (Access community analytics)
  • mentioneveryone: Mention Everyone (@everyone and @here)
  • embedlinks: Embed Links (Post links with rich previews)
  • viewchannel: View Channel (See the channel. If set to false, the user cannot see the channel)
  • createinvite: Create Invite (Generate invite links to the server)
  • mutemembers: Mute Members (Silence users in voice channels)
  • speak: Speak (Speak in voice channels)
  • deafenmembers: Deafen Members (Prevent users from hearing in voice channels)
  • attachfiles: Attach Files (Upload files to channels)
  • connect: Connect (Join voice channels)
  • addreactions: Add Reactions (Add reactions to messages)
  • speakpriority: Speak Priority (Speak uninterrupted in voice channels)
  • ttsmessage: Send TTS Message (Send text-to-speech messages)
  • externalemoji: Use External Emojis (Use emojis from other servers)
  • vad: Voice Activity Detection (Use voice activity detection in voice channels)
  • changenickname: Change Nickname (Change own nickname)
  • slashcommand: Use Slash Commands (Use application commands)
  • speakrequest: Request to Speak (Request to speak in stage channels)
  • managethreads: Manage Threads (Delete, archive threads, view all private threads)
  • publicthreads: Create Public Threads (Create public forum and announcement threads)
  • privatethreads: Create Private Threads (Create private threads)
  • externalstickers: Use External Stickers (Use stickers from other servers)
  • canstream: Go Live (Stream video in voice channels)
  • manageevents: Manage Events (Create, edit, and delete scheduled events)
  • createpublicthreads: Create Public and Announcement Threads
  • createprivatethreads: Create Private Threads
  • sendmessagesinthreads: Send Messages in Threads (Send messages within threads)
  • embeddedactivities: Use Activities (Use Discord Activities)
  • moderatemembers: Moderate Members (Timeout Users)
  • sendvc: Allows for sending a voice messages
  • usesoundboard: Allows for using sound-boards
  • useexternalsounds: Allow use for sounds outside the server
  • viewcreatormonetization: View creator monetization page
  • createexpression: Allows for creating emojis, stickers, and soundboard sounds
  • createevent: Allows for creating scheduled events
  • sendpolls: Allows sending polls

Example: Denying Send Messages Permission

This example demonstrates how to use $modifyChannelPerms to deny the "send messages" permission for a role with the ID muted in a specific channel.

$modifyChannelPerms[$channelID;-sendmessages;$roleID[muted]]

In this example:

  • $channelID is the ID of the channel you want to modify permissions in.
  • -sendmessages denies the "sendmessages" permission. Using a + would grant the permission instead.
  • $roleID[muted] specifies the role ID of the "muted" role.