Controlling and setting up the bot
Who can use what, the bot's settings, its profile, its messages, its direct messages, its servers, and a server's settings in a file.
These guides help you decide who can use the bot and fit it to your server. Start with the permissions: they decide who has access to each command.
- The bot's permissionsWho can use which commands. Hand the bot over to your team, role by role, in a few commands.
- The bot's settingsChange the prefix, rename commands, use the help, see the server's setup, and reset everything.
- Customising the botChange the bot's name, picture, banner and bio, everywhere or on one server, its activity, its status and the colour of its messages.
- Changing the bot's messagesRewrite any of the bot's texts (sanction messages, errors, help…), or change its language.
- The bot's direct messagesChoose when the bot writes to your members by direct message, and keep it from being flagged by Discord.
- Your servers and talking through the botList the bot's servers, join or leave one, talk through the bot, and find your Crow Bots subscriptions.
- Getting your bot verified by DiscordWhen your bot goes over 10,000 users, Discord asks for a form to keep its access: here it is, already filled in, ready to copy.
- Copy a server's settingsPut all of a server's settings in a file, then put them back on this server, on another one, or with another bot.
- Copy the whole botPut the bot's settings and those of all its servers in one file, then put them back, on this bot or after a change of application.