What To Know
- Go to your server’s settings, select “Roles,” and create a new role for the bot.
- Sledgehammer Bot offers a wide range of modules that add functionality to your server.
- How do I disable a module in Sledgehammer Bot.
Are you ready to revolutionize your Discord server with the mighty Sledgehammer Bot? This comprehensive guide will equip you with the knowledge and steps necessary to set up this powerful bot and harness its full potential.
Prerequisites:
Before embarking on this journey, ensure you have the following:
- A Discord server
- A Discord account with administrator privileges
- An internet connection
Step-by-Step Setup:
1. Invite Sledgehammer Bot:
Navigate to the official Sledgehammer Bot website and click on “Invite to Server.” A pop-up will appear, prompting you to select your server. Choose the server you wish to add the bot to and click “Authorize.”
2. Assign Permissions:
Once the bot is invited, you need to assign it the necessary permissions. Go to your server’s settings, select “Roles,” and create a new role for the bot. Grant it the following permissions:
- Administrator
- Manage Server
- Manage Channels
- Manage Roles
- Manage Emojis
3. Configure Prefix:
Sledgehammer Bot uses a prefix to execute commands. To set a custom prefix, type `?prefix [new prefix]` in any text channel. The default prefix is “?”.
4. Enable Modules:
Sledgehammer Bot offers a wide range of modules that add functionality to your server. To enable a module, type `?enable [module name]`. You can disable modules by typing `?disable [module name]`.
5. Customize Commands:
Sledgehammer Bot allows you to customize commands to your liking. To create a custom command, type `?command create [command name] [command response]`. To delete a command, type `?command delete [command name]`.
6. Set Up Auto-Moderation:
Sledgehammer Bot provides robust auto-moderation features. To enable auto-moderation, type `?automod enable`. You can configure various settings, such as banned words, role requirements, and invite limits.
7. Utilize Logging:
Sledgehammer Bot logs all actions performed by users and the bot. To enable logging, type `?logging enable`. You can access the logs by typing `?logs`.
Advanced Features:
1. Custom Roles:
Sledgehammer Bot allows you to create custom roles with unique permissions. To create a custom role, type `?role create [role name]`.
2. Reaction Roles:
You can set up reactions to assign roles to users. To create a reaction role, type `?reactionrole create [emoji] [role name]`.
3. Welcome Messages:
Sledgehammer Bot can send welcome messages to new users. To enable welcome messages, type `?welcome enable`.
4. Server Statistics:
Sledgehammer Bot provides detailed server statistics. To view the statistics, type `?serverinfo`.
Wrap-Up:
Congratulations! You have successfully set up Sledgehammer Bot and unlocked its vast potential. By leveraging its powerful features, you can enhance your Discord server’s functionality, improve moderation, and engage with your community like never before.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Do I need to pay for Sledgehammer Bot?
A: No, Sledgehammer Bot is completely free to use.
Q: Can I use Sledgehammer Bot on multiple servers?
A: Yes, you can add Sledgehammer Bot to multiple Discord servers.
Q: How do I update Sledgehammer Bot?
A: Sledgehammer Bot automatically updates itself. You do not need to manually update it.
Q: Where can I find help with Sledgehammer Bot?
A: You can join the official Sledgehammer Bot support server or visit the documentation website.
Q: What is the default prefix for Sledgehammer Bot?
A: The default prefix is “?”.
Q: How do I disable a module in Sledgehammer Bot?
A: Type `?disable [module name]` in any text channel.
Q: Can I create custom commands in Sledgehammer Bot?
A: Yes, you can create custom commands by typing `?command create [command name] [command response]`.
Q: How do I enable auto-moderation in Sledgehammer Bot?
A: Type `?automod enable` in any text channel.
Q: Where can I view the server logs in Sledgehammer Bot?
A: Type `?logs` in any text channel to access the server logs.
