How Setup Panels Work

Most systems are configured with buttons and menus. Here is what to expect.

Commands like /ticket config, /welcomeconfig, /boostconfig, /stickyconfig, /reactionroles, /customcmd, /logconfig, /autoroles and /giveaway start open a setup panel. A panel is a message full of buttons, dropdowns and tabs that lets you change settings without typing.

Things to know #

Private by default. When opened with a slash command, only you can see the panel.
Only you can click it. Even when a panel is visible to others, only the person who opened it can use the buttons.
Changes save instantly. There is no separate save step for most settings.
Pop up forms. Buttons that need text, like a message or a colour, open a small form. Fill it in and press Submit.
Panels expire. After 2 minutes without a click the panel closes itself. Just run the command again, your settings are safe.
Test before going live. Most message builders have a Preview or Send Test button so you can check the result first.

Message builders #

Welcome, leave, boost and sticky messages use the same block based builder. You stack up to 8 blocks to design your message:

Block	What it adds
Text	A paragraph of text. Markdown and variables work.
Section	A heading and text with an optional thumbnail image on the side.
Gallery	Up to 4 images shown together.
Separator	A thin line to split your message into parts.

You can also add link buttons below the message, reorder blocks with Move Up and Move Down, and pick an accent colour from presets or your own hex code.

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