Introduction

main command: >selfRole (alias: >sr)

You are able to have multiple selfrole entries and give roles by chance. You can have multiple selfrole groups so you can have menus in different channels and lock some channels behind a role for example.

Normal self-role setup

1. Creates a basic group to put your selfrole in: >sr group add basic 2. Adds your @fish role to the basic group: >sr add basic 🐟 @fish 3. Adds your @shark role to the basic group: >sr add basic 🦈 @shark 4. Send the menu in a textchannel: >sr sendGroupAuto basic #self-roles (you can name the group however you want, basic is just something I chose)

Optional

• Change the formatting >sr group setPattern basic [selfRolePattern* | null]

Formatting can contain variables like %name%, %emoteji%, %enter% and %role%

• Use you own custom message >sr group setChannel #self-roles and >sr group messageIds clear
• Make usable by >iam <role*> -> >sr group setSelfRoleAble basic true
  
  

The rest of the examples are more advanced

setup for getting 1 random self-role

The class group could contain roles like: @mage, @bruiser, @tank, @assassin, @ninja, @sniper... 1. Creates a class group to put your selfrole in: >sr group add class 2. Adds your @mage role to the color group: >sr add class ⚔ @mage 3. Adds your @bruiser role to the color group: >sr add class ⚔ @bruiser 4. Repeat step 3. with all the roles you want it to pick from 5. Configure the class group to not give all roles but to pick a random one >sr group setGetAllRoles class false 6. Send the menu in a textchannel: >sr sendGroupAuto class #class-selection

Optional

7. Give the ⚔ selfrole a title: >sr setName class ⚔ Classes

how do chances work?

If you have set getAllRoles to false -> the bot will add all chances of all roles together For example: (@lucky 1, @unlucky 1, null 98) (role chance) the total here would be 100 then a random number is picked from 0 to 100 the bot will then start adding the chances of the roles again until it finds a hit for the random number (for internal code check our github, link in footer)

Conclusion: if the chance total is 100, the chances can be interpreted as % chance

lucky has 1% chance unlucky has 1% chance null has 98% chance null doesn't grant a role

Notes

make sure the bot can interact with the role, you can easily verify this if it can with >role <role*> there will be a field named can melijn interact this should be yes, if this is not the case you have to fix your permissions