Question 1

Welcome messages

Accepted Answer

You can ask MEE6 to send a message when new users join your server.

This is useful if you want to give send new users a list of rules, info about how to use the server, tips, or even simply just a warm welcome.

You can either send the welcome message in a Discord channel, or directly to the user through a direct message.

To set up join messages head on over to your server Dashboard > Plugins Tab > Welcome

Send welcome messages to a Discord channel

To send a join message to a specific channel in your server, enable and configure the option "Send a message when a user joins the server", and select a channel for the message to be sent to.

After configuring the join message, the next time a user joins your server, MEE6 will give them a warm welcome in the channel you selected.

||| Make sure MEE6 has permissions to read messages and send messages in the channel settings for the welcome channel.

Send welcome messages directly to the user

To send a private join message to new users, enable and configure the option "Send a private message to new users".

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Question 2

Custom Commands Variables

Accepted Answer

Custom commands allow you to use arguments and defined variables. Here is a list of variables you can use.

An example of a custom command using both variables and arguments

The `{user}` variables

user variables refer to the user who typed the command

{user} {user.mention} : user mention | Example: @MEE6
{user.id} : user id | Example: 159985870458322944
{user.name} : user name | Example: MEE6
{user.discriminator} : user discriminator | Example: 4876
{user.idname} : user tag | Example: MEE6#4876
{user.avatar_url} : user avatar url | Example: https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/136777781005647872/a03cda55b8b9f1b36b6220f7e34e4de0.png?size=1024

The `{server}` variables

server variables refer to the server where the command was executed

{server} {server.name} : server name | Example: MEE6 Support
{server.id} : server id | Example: 159962941502783488
{server.icon_url} : server icon url | Example: https://cdn.discordapp.com/icons/159962941502783488/736c44dc0f5edf4115c0a23e1dbc5d1b.webp?size=1024
{server.owner_id} : server owner id | Example: 138362511190786048
{server.owner} : server owner mention | Example: @Anis
{server.region} : server region | Example: eu-west
{server.member_count} : server member count | Example: 82036

The `{channel}` variables

channel variables refer to the to

Question 3

Role Too Low in Hierarchy

Accepted Answer

MEE6 cannot give/remove roles or kick and ban bad people when his role is too low in the hierarchy. There's a simple solution to that, here's the recipe.

Check that MEE6 role is high enough in the hierarchy

Go to your Discord server settings then click on Roles. Then, click on MEE6's role and move MEE6's role above the other roles.

Enjoy!

|| If MEE6 is still showing you the error message, please join our support server. We'll be happy to help.

Question 4

How to Ban, Kick or Mute

Accepted Answer

Want your server to be a safe place for your members? Make sure you can Ban, Kick, and Mute those who don't respect the rules!

First you need to enable the "Moderator plugin". To do that, go to your server dashboard > Plugins Tab > Moderator

Scroll down to the commands list and make sure the commands you want to use are enabled.

How to use the commands

!mute, !ban and !kick only require one argument, the user: !mute @MEE6#4876

!tempmute and !tempban also require a duration: !tempmute @MEE6#4876 3d

For durations you can use and combine minutes, hours, days or weeks: 3d25m will mute/ban for 3 days and 25 minutes

For each command you can add a reason: !mute @MEE6#4876 spamming emojis If you do not give a reason, the bot will set it as Unspecified

|| Make sure MEE6 has permissions on his role in your server settings to Kick/Ban or Mute.

|| Make sure you add an allowed role to the command in the edit page, so your moderators can use the commands.

If you have any issues with the moderator plugin or are having trouble setting up your commands, do no

Question 5

Give a role to new members (Autorole)

Accepted Answer

With MEE6 you can automatically give a role to new members that join your server with the autorole feature. This feature is useful if you want your members to have a special role in your server, or to simply add some color to their name to brighten up your server.

How to set up autoroles

It's pretty simple to set up, and all you need to do is go to your server dashboard > Plugins Tab > Welcome

Once here, enable the option "Give a role to new users", then add the roles you want MEE6 to give to new members when they join your server.

||| For MEE6 to be able to give roles to new members, make sure MEE6 is above the role in your role hierarchy. Also, make sure that the MEE6 role has manage roles permission enabled.

If you have any issues with the plugin, do not hesitate to join our support server ✌️

Question 6

Twitch live notifications

Accepted Answer

Thanks to the Twitch plugin, you can configure MEE6 to send a message into your server whenever a streamer on Twitch goes live.

How it looks

| It is particularly useful if you are a streamer yourself and want to let your Discord server members know that you just started a live stream.

How to add a streamer to be notified

Head to your Server Dashboard > Plugins tab > Twitch

After you enter the plugin, you can begin to search for the streamer in the template provided.

Adding a streamer to the Twitch plugin ||| Searching by link does not work in the Twitch plugin, please search by name only.

Announcement configuration

1 - Search for the Twitch channel/streamer you want to add
2 - Edit the live notification MEE6 posts to your server
3 - Select the channel where MEE6 should post the live notification

| By default, the announcement message mentions @everyone. You can change it to whatever you need

|| You can also edit or delete any streamer subscription right from the Twitch plugin configuration homepage

If you have any issues with the

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