Configuration & Customization
⚙️ Configuration & Customization
VanGuard offers a wide range of configurable settings that allow you to personalize the bot's behavior, appearance, and functionality. Customize everything from your server’s prefix to moderation settings and more!
1. 🔑 Configuring Prefix
You can change VanGuard's prefix to suit your server’s needs. The default prefix is !, but you can set a custom one easily.
To change the prefix, use the following command:
!setprefix <newprefix>For example, to set the prefix to ! (or any other symbol you prefer):
!setprefix !2. 🔒 Permissions & Roles
VanGuard gives you full control over who can access and use certain commands. You can assign roles and permissions to restrict access to specific bot features.
Role Permissions:
!role add @user [role]— Assign a role to a user!role remove @user [role]— Remove a role from a user!role list— View the roles assigned to users
Additionally, you can limit commands to certain roles with:
!config permissions [command] [role]For example, restrict the !ban command to Admins only:
!config permissions ban Admin3. 🔄 Server Settings
VanGuard allows you to manage server-specific settings, including notifications, logging, and feature toggles. Use the !config command to access the configuration panel.
Available Settings:
!config notifications enable/disable— Toggle event notifications (e.g., bans, joins).!config logchannel <#channel-name>— Set up a channel to log moderation events.!config automod enable/disable— Turn AutoMod on or off.!config captcha enable/disable— Toggle Captcha verification for new members.!config raidmode enable/disable— Enable/Disable raid protection mode.
4. 📝 Message Customization
Customize welcome messages, goodbye messages, and more using the !setmessage command.
Example Commands:
!setmessage welcome [message]— Customize the welcome message for new members.!setmessage goodbye [message]— Customize the goodbye message for members leaving.!setmessage verification [message]— Customize the verification prompt sent to new members.
You can include placeholders like {user} and {server} in your messages, which will be replaced with the user’s name and server name, respectively.
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