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: depreciated, use manageexpression instead
  • 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
  • useexternalapps: Allows user-installed apps to send public responses. When disabled, users will still be allowed to use their apps but the responses will be ephemeral. This only applies to apps not also installed to the server.
  • pinmessages: Allows pinning and unpinning messages
  • bypassslowmode: Allows bypassing slowmode restrictions
  • setvcstatus: Allows setting voice channel status
  • manageexpression: Allows for editing and deleting emojis, stickers, and soundboard sounds created by all users

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.