rec. is the bot prefix, everyone has a different prefix. Your bot will have a unique prefix upon request, a custom prefix for sure !
rec.servers
Lists all servers the bot is connected to.
rec.resource
Shows the bot's memory usage.
rec.guildroles
Displays all available roles on a specific guild server (default = all servers).
Unveil Guild Server Roles: Explore the Roster!
Usage
rec.guildroles <guild_id>
Parameters
<guild_id> (required): The Guild ID can be found by right-clicking on the server icon in Discord and selecting "Copy Server ID".
Examples
rec.guildroles 123412341234
This command is useful for finding the role ID of the server your bot is on, for 'rec.add' purposes
rec.invite
Shows the bot's invite link.
Your bot must be invited manually by the server / client owner, they will usually ask for an invite link and you just have to give the link to them.
rec.leaveguild
Instructs the bot to leave a specified server.
Instruct the Bot to Leave a Server
Usage
rec.leaveguild <guild_id>
Parameters
<guild_id> (required): The Guild ID can be found by right-clicking on the server icon in Discord and selecting "Copy Server ID".
Example
rec.leaveguild 123412341234
BROADCASTING & GROUP
rec.recall
Deletes the last broadcasted message.
when you realize there is an error in calls / broadcast messages that have been sent to all client servers, recall is the right solution to delete them all automatically.
Please note, the deleted messages will be in order from the last one you sent, if you do the rec.recall command 2x, then your 2 broadcasts will be deleted.
rec.add <subcommand> [channel] [role]
Adds a channel and role.
Add or Link a Client Channel to a Broadcast Group
Usage
rec.add <broadcast_group_name> <channel> [role]
Parameters
<broadcast_group_name> (required): The specific broadcast group to add the channel to. Available groups: bc0, bc1, bc3 ... bc99.
<channel> (required): The channel to link to the bot's configuration. You can mention the channel or provide its ID.
[role] (optional): The role to associate with the channel. You can mention the role or provide its ID. If not provided, the role will be set to @everyone.
<broadcast_group_name> (required): The broadcast group where the channel is registered. Available groups: bc0, bc1, bc3 ... bc99.
<channel> (required): The channel for which you want to change the role. You can mention the channel or provide its ID.
[new_role] (optional): The new role to associate with the channel. You can mention the role or provide its ID. If not provided, the existing role will remain unchanged.
bot displays all channels affiliated with broadcast group 'bc1'
rec.addgroup
Adds a new broadcast group.
If you do not enter the CAPTCHA for 15 seconds then everything will return to normal, there is no need for you to take any steps.
It is highly not recommended to use this command if you do not understand, you should contact me to do it.
rec.removegroup
Removes an existing broadcast group. If you have previously added a group and want to delete it, please use this command.
same as addgroup, If you do not enter the CAPTCHA for 15 seconds then everything will return to normal, there is no need for you to take any steps.
rec.showgroup
Shows your current broadcast groups. By default you get 2 broadcast groups, bc0 and bc1. bc0 is a group that is intended as a testing group and bc1 is intended for the real broadcast group. you can add broadcast groups as you wish.
As you can see here, I have 9 broadcast groups, each of which has its own purpose.
rec.setsource
Sets up a source channel for each group. This command is intended to set the source channel, the channel that has been set as the source will be where you make calls / analysis, and then the bot will forward (broadcast) the message to all servers from the affiliated group.
It is not recommended to use this command, you should contact me to do the initial setup of your bot.
Change the Channel ID of the Current Source Channel
It is recommended to use .jpeg / .jpg / .png image files
Replace the Bot's Profile Picture (PFP)
Usage
rec.setpfp + Attach your image file!
Instructions
Simply use the rec.setpfp command and attach the image file you want to use as the new profile picture for the bot.
rec.setgroupname
Renames a broadcast group. In order for the bot to respond to the changes you make, after using this command it is mandatory to run the rec.reload command so that the bot refreshes itself automatically and the name of your broadcast group changes.
Set a Custom Name for Your Broadcast Group
Usage
rec.setgroupname <group_number> <new_group_name>
Parameters
<group_number> (required): The broadcast group number. Available group numbers: 0 to 6.
<new_group_name> (required): The new name for the broadcast group. It is recommended to use ALL CAPITAL LETTERS for better visibility. If the group name has more than one word, enclose it in quotation marks.
Updates the bot's username. Your bot username will change according to what you give, use characters that are still acceptable by the rules that discord has.
Attention: do not use this command often, because discord has a rule not to change your bot username often, if possible if you have changed your bot username today, give it 24 hours to change the next username.
Replace the Bot's Username
Usage
rec.setusername <new_bot_username>
Parameters
<new_bot_username> (required): The new username for the bot. You can use special characters, and the more unique the better. Note that Discord only allows changing the username every 2 hours.
Changes your personal command prefix. prefix is a specific and special command prefix for your bot, each Rector Alert Bot user will have a different prefix from one another. It is recommended that the prefix is no more than 4 characters.
Attention: after changing the prefix, immediately contact me to do a hard restart of your bot, because the new prefix will not work if you only do a reload code command such as using the rec.reload command.
Change Your Personal Command Prefix
Usage
rec.setprefix <new_prefix>
Parameters
<new_prefix> (required): The new prefix for your commands. It is recommended not to use special characters. A prefix of 3 letters followed by a dot (.) is ideal.
Updates the footer text for the bot's embedded messages.
Replace the Footer Text of the Bot's Embedded Message
Usage
rec.setfooter <new_footer_text>
Parameters
<new_footer_text> (required): The new footer text for the bot's embedded message. It is recommended to keep the character length to 30 characters or fewer, including spaces.
Examples
rec.setfooter Powered By ★ RZMetaversity.com
rec.setfooter linktr.ee/rzmetaversity
rec.setwebsite
Changes the website link in the bot's status message.
Replace the Website Text in the Bot's Status Message
Usage
rec.setwebsite <new_website>
Parameters
<new_website> (required): The new website text for the bot's status message. The recommended character length is 25 characters or fewer, including spaces.
