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Mutesettings
This command is used to customize the Mute and Tempmute commands.
It can be used to change the role that Mute assigns, as well as the permissions required for a user to use Mute.
| Command Info | MuteSettings |
|---|---|
| Syntax | //mutesettings <role|permission> [new role|new permission] |
| Aliases | //ms |
| Permission | Manage Server |
| Related Pages | Mute, Tempmute, Unmute, Punishment IDs |
Sub Command Contents
| Sub Command | Syntax | Description |
|---|---|---|
| No Arguments | //mutesettings |
Shows sub commands |
| Role | //mutesettings role [role] |
Sets the role |
| Permission | //mutesettings permission [permission|role] |
Sets the announcements channel |
| Syntax | Aliases |
|---|---|
//mutesettings role [role] |
None |
This is used to set the role that Mute gives it's target user. When setting this up, there are three main things to note:
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For Arraybot to be able to give this role, it must be lower than Arraybot's highest role in
Server Settings > Roles. -
For the role to effectively mute the user in discord, it's permissions must be set up to do so, for example having
Text Permissions > Send MessagesandVoice Permissions > Speakdisabled. -
For the role to override any of the target user's current roles, it must be above the role of the target user in
Server Settings > Roles.
To set the role, provide a role mention, name or ID.
Eg. //mutesettings role Muted would produce:
Providing no arguments here (//mutesettings role) displays the currently set role, as shown:
| Syntax | Aliases |
|---|---|
//mutesettings permission [permission|role] |
perm |
This is used to control which users have access to the Mute command. A permission can be one of two things:
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A role in your server. To set the role, provide a role mention, name or ID.
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A Discord permission. To set the permission, give one of the permissions denoted in this list, eg.
KICK_MEMBERS.
Eg. //mutesettings permission KICK_MEMBERS would produce:
Eg. //mutesettings permission @Admin would produce:
Providing no arguments here (//mutesettings permission) displays the currently set permission.
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Can't get Mute to work? Here are a few things to check.
- The mute role is set to a valid role ID. IDs can be found with the ID command.
- Arraybot has the permission to give roles in your server.
- Arraybot's highest role (in Server Settings > Roles) is higher than the role he is trying to give with Mute.
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