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This is a collection of kits for the Kits plugin by Mevent. They are primarily for NPC characters, and perfect for roleplaying servers. If you're using NPCKits, or BotReSpawn, this is definitely the package for you. Once you have downloaded the file, you can place it in your oxide/data/Kits/Kits.json file. Each kit listed below has varying styles. The format for the line item is as follows: Kit Name, Clothing Variations, Weapon Variations Each kit if they have more then one clothing variation has the same weapon variations. For example, if the kit named "test" had 2 clothing variations, and 6 weapon variations, that means that a total of 12 kit profiles have been generated for that kit name. If the kit name only has one number next to it (i.e. "Kit Name,2"), that means that there is only one clothing variation, and 2 weapon variations. All weapon variations have a different skin for each variant, so they aren't just unskinned weapons. Boom,2 Bewm,1 Captain Flynt,2 BadMaw,1 Pyro Pete,1 The Sandman,1 Bandit Guard,7 Bandit Shopkeeper,3 Boat Shopkeeper,1 Shipmate,3,5 Outpost Guard,5 Desert Scientist,5 Excavator Miner,7 Mission Giver,1 (Just a Nomad Suit, and a skinned gun) Roughneck,3,7 Tunnel Rat,1,14 Underwater Dweller,1,8 Office Staff,4 Rocket Scientist,3 Launchsite Security,3 Radiation Cleaner,6 Cargo Worker,4 Heavy Equipment Operator,4 The Forgotten,4 Butcher,3 Pilot,8 Airplane Mechanic,4 Arctic Explorer,6 Ship Repairman,4 Scrapper,4 Car Mechanic,4 Miner,1 Cashier,1 Safety Inspector,4 Plumber,4 Electrician,8 Conductor,3 Radio Technician,2 Farmer,1

Encourage your players to submit suggestions in an organized and efficient manner using our powerful, intuitive bot. This bot offers several features designed to create a smooth suggestions process and enhance player engagement. Features Threads are automatically attached to each suggestion, allowing players and staff to discuss the suggestion in detail. Once a decision is made (approval or denial), the thread is locked for a set period (configured in the settings), after which it is deleted. User stats track the number of suggestions made and the number that were approved or denied. Admins can approve or deny suggestions directly using /approve or /deny commands. The suggestions channel remains clean and organized, with no one able to post messages directly, though conversation can still occur in the threads until they are locked. Once a decision is finalized, the user who made the suggestion is tagged in the thread so they are informed of the outcome. More features are planned for future updates! This setup will help keep the suggestion process neat and engaging while ensuring transparency and easy communication between players and staff. Commands /suggest <suggestion> - Make a suggestion /approve <suggestion_id> - Approves a suggestion by ID /deny <suggestion_id> - Denies a suggestion by ID Installation Guide Python 3.10 - This is a self hosted bot. We do not host this bot for you. You must be comfortable editing json files, and you should know how to make a Discord bot. General basic discord bot self hosting knowledge required. If setting up through Pterodactyl, or some type of hosting panel, make sure that you change the ingest file from `app.py` to `main.py`.

Description EasyVotePro brings you 2 new voting websites, Discord Embeds, SimpleStatus, and UINotify/Notify! With frequent updates, a dedicated support section, and more, growing your server has never been easier! Players receive a reward every time they vote successfully. You can edit the available rewards in the configuration file. Add custom reward based how many time player has voted. You can add many as you like custom rewards, there is no limits. Supports Rust-Servers.net, RustServers.gg, BestServers.com, TrackyServer.com, GamesFinder.net, and Top-Games.net. And much more! THIS PLUGIN IS IN BETA STAGES RIGHT NOW! BE SURE TO TEST THIS PLUGIN ON A TEST SERVER FIRST! Everything works just fine, however its still in active development and you may come across a bug or two especially when I release a newer version. Please open a ticket to report the bug so it can get fixed. General Features Ability to control when a player gets notified that they have unclaimed votes/need to vote Rewards are now strictly command based. Just put in your command in the reward section and you're off! You can now change the description for each reward whenever a player runs the /rewardlist command Added useful command line command to check players vote count, reset their vote count and more Added an option to reset a players vote count whenever a map wipes Added useful debug options for easier debugging Ability to add as many reward tiers as you want! All you have to do is change the number under rewards to the amount of votes a player needs for those rewards to be given. You can now completely disable the /vote command. Why? Because it was requested. I don't see the point of this, but its there. No more EasyVotePro permissions system! You can now click on the vote link RIGHT FROM THE CHAT BOX! No need to give notes to players anymore! However, that option still exists if you want to use it. Support For EasyVotePro All support for this plugin has been moved to my Discord server. This is due to the sensitive nature of API keys being in the config, and generally me asking to see your configuration file. If you post your configuration file in the support section of Codefling, it will be public for all to see. Plus you'll get faster support for the plugin if you use Discord. A link to my Discord server is above, just click on the big image at the top of this description. I need you to do two things when you open a ticket in my Discord for this plugin. Enable debug mode (Only debug mode, not verbose debug) and run the plugin for a while with debug mode enabled. Try and replicate whatever bug you came across with that debug mode enabled. Then I need you to send me your log file. The full log file, not just the one in the /logs/EasyVotePro. I need the carbon or oxide log file. Also send me a copy of your configuration AND your voting links for each site you've signed up for so that I can test the votes on my end. Chat Commands /vote -- Show vote link(s) /claim -- Claim vote reward(s) /rewardlist -- Display what reward(s) can get Console Commands evp.clearplayer <steamID> - Clears a players vote count to 0 evp.setvote <steamID> <voteCount> - Set the players vote count to a specific number evp.resetall - Resets all voting data for every player Plugin API Hooks // Returns an int value of the number of votes a player has (int) getPlayerVotes(string steamID) Configuration The settings and options for this plugin can be configured in the EasyVoteLite.json file in the config directory. The use of a JSON editor or validation site such as jsonlint.com is recommended to avoid formatting issues and syntax errors. { "Debug Settings": { "Debug Mode Enabled?": true, "Enable Verbose Debugging? (READ DOCUMENTATION FIRST!)": false, "Set Check API Response Code (0 = Not found, 1 = Has voted and not claimed, 2 = Has voted and claimed)": 1, "Set Claim API Response Code (0 = Not found, 1 = Has voted and not claimed. The vote will now be set as claimed., 2 = Has voted and claimed": 1, "SteamID used for debug console commands": "INSERT_ID", "Username used for debug console commands": "INSERT_USERNAME" }, "Plugin Settings": { "Enable logging => logs/EasyVotePro (true / false)": true, "Wipe Rewards Count on Map Wipe?": true, "Chat Prefix": "<color=#e67e22>[EasyVote]</color> ", "Disable /vote command": false, "Command Cooldown Enabled?": true, "Command Cooldown Time (seconds)": 10.0 }, "Notification Settings": { "Globally announcment in chat when player voted (true / false)": true, "Enable the 'Please Wait' message when checking voting status?": true, "Notify player of rewards when they stop sleeping?": false, "Notify player of rewards when they connect to the server?": true, "If the player needs to vote, what should the single message in chat say?": "Hey, vote for our shit damn it. Type /note to get the links.", "Send only one message when /vote is called": false }, "Note Settings": { "Enable give a Note to players on /vote?": true, "Title of the Note given to players on /vote": "Vote for us here!", "Content of the Note given to players on /vote": "A link to all your voting sites!" }, "Simple Status Settings": { "Simple Status Enabled?": false, "Claim Rewards Settings": { "Banner Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.18 0.8 0.44 1", "Icon Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.93 0.94 0.95 1", "Main Text Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.93 0.94 0.95 1", "Sub-Text Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.93 0.94 0.95 1", "Icon (URL)": "https://i.imgur.com/bkoPUv4.png", "Main Text": "Claim Your Rewards!", "Sub-Text": "/claim", "Duration to show message": 10 }, "Needs To Vote Settings": { "Banner Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.91 0.3 0.24 1", "Icon Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.93 0.94 0.95 1", "Main Text Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.93 0.94 0.95 1", "Sub-Text Color (Decimal RGBA)": "0.93 0.94 0.95 1", "Icon (URL)": "https://i.imgur.com/XVdKgGf.png", "Main Text": "Vote For Us!", "Sub-Text": "/vote", "Duration to show message": 10 } }, "Notify / UI Notify Settings": { "UINotify/Notify Enabled?": false, "Message to show when a player has unclaimed rewards": "You have unclaimed rewards! Type /claim now!", "Type of message to show when a player has unclaimed rewards": 0, "Message to show when a player needs to vote": "Support our server by voting! Type /vote now!", "Type of message to show when a player needs to vote": 1 }, "Toastify Settings": { "Toastify Enabled?": false, "Message to show when a player has unclaimed rewards": "You have unclaimed rewards! Type /claim now!", "Type of message to show when a player has unclaimed rewards": "error", "Unclaimed Message Duration": 10, "Message to show when a player needs to vote": "Support our server by voting! Type /vote now!", "Type of message to show when a player needs to vote": "success", "Needs to Vote Message Duration": 10 }, "Discord Settings": { "DiscordMessage Enabled (true / false)": false, "Discord Webhook (URL)": "https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/228383668-Intro-to-Webhooks", "Discord Embed Title": "A player has just voted for us!", "Discord Embed Color (Integer String)": 3329330, "Notify @here when webhook is executed?": true, "Notify @everyone when webhook is executed?": false, "Some additional message to put inside of Discord embed": "Don't forget to vote! Type /vote in game chat to get started!" }, "Reward Settings": { "Random Rewards": { "Random Rewards Enabled?": false, "Number of rewards to give from random rewards list": 1, "Rewards List": [ "first command", "second command" ] }, "Normal Rewards": { "Normal Rewards Enabled?": true, "Rewards List": { "@": [ "first command", "second command" ], "@2": [ "first command", "second command" ], "first": [ "first command", "second command" ], "3": [ "first command", "second command" ], "6": [ "first command", "second command" ] } } }, "Reward Descriptions": { "random": "Random Reward Description", "@": "Every Reward Description", "@2": "Every 2nd Reward Description", "first": "First Reward Description", "3": "Reward Description for the 3rd vote", "6": "Reward Description for the 6th vote" }, "Server Vote Site ID/Keys": { "FirstServerName": { "GamesFinder.net": "ID:KEY", "Rust-Servers.net": "ID:KEY", "Rustservers.gg": "ID:KEY", "BestServers.com": "ID:KEY", "Top-Games.net": "ID:KEY", "TrackyServer.com": "ID:KEY" } }, "DO NOT CHANGE! ---- API INFORMATION --- DO NOT CHANGE!": { "Rust-Servers.net": { "API Claim Reward (GET URL)": "http://rust-servers.net/api/?action=custom&object=plugin&element=reward&key={0}&steamid={1}", "API Vote status (GET URL)": "http://rust-servers.net/api/?object=votes&element=claim&key={0}&steamid={1}", "Vote link (URL)": "http://rust-servers.net/server/{0}", "Site Uses Username Instead of Player Steam ID?": false }, "GamesFinder.net": { "API Claim Reward (GET URL)": "https://www.gamesfinder.net/api/vote?mode=claim&key={0}&steamid={1}", "API Vote status (GET URL)": "https://www.gamesfinder.net/api/vote?key={0}&steamid={1}", "Vote link (URL)": "https://www.gamesfinder.net/server/{0}", "Site Uses Username Instead of Player Steam ID?": false }, "Rustservers.gg": { "API Claim Reward (GET URL)": "https://rustservers.gg/vote-api.php?action=claim&key={0}&server={2}&steamid={1}", "API Vote status (GET URL)": "https://rustservers.gg/vote-api.php?action=status&key={0}&server={2}&steamid={1}", "Vote link (URL)": "https://rustservers.gg/server/{0}", "Site Uses Username Instead of Player Steam ID?": false }, "BestServers.com": { "API Claim Reward (GET URL)": "https://bestservers.com/api/vote.php?action=claim&key={0}&steamid={1}", "API Vote status (GET URL)": "https://bestservers.com/api/vote.php?action=status&key={0}&steamid={1}", "Vote link (URL)": "https://bestservers.com/server/{0}", "Site Uses Username Instead of Player Steam ID?": false }, "Top-Games.net": { "API Claim Reward (GET URL)": "https://api.top-games.net/v1/votes/claim-username?server_token={0}&playername={1}", "API Vote status (GET URL)": "https://api.top-games.net/v1/votes/check?server_token={0}&playername={1}", "Vote link (URL)": "https://top-games.net/rust/{0}", "Site Uses Username Instead of Player Steam ID?": true }, "TrackyServer.com": { "API Claim Reward (GET URL)": "https://api.trackyserver.com/vote/?action=claim&key={0}&steamid={1}", "API Vote status (GET URL)": "https://api.trackyserver.com/vote/?action=status&key={0}&steamid={1}", "Vote link (URL)": "https://trackyserver.com/server/{0}", "Site Uses Username Instead of Player Steam ID?": false } }, "Version": { "Major": 4, "Minor": 0, "Patch": 13 } } Server ID's and Keys Each voting website has a different way of getting your ID's and Keys. Some ID's are not used, but rather the slug in the URL is used instead. For RustServers.gg, Rust-Servers.net, and BestServers.com you can find the id from the last part of the voting site's URL for your server. RustServers.gg id is right here https://rustservers.gg/server/123 <- in this case, is 123 Rust-Servers.net, id is right here http://rust-servers.net/server/123 <- in this case, is 123 BestServers.com, id is right here http://BestServers.com/server/123 <- in this case, is 123 GamesFinder.net ID is right here https://www.gamesfinder.net/server/91 <- In this case, the ID is 91 For TrackyServer.com, and Top-Games.net, you can find the ID of your server in your URL as well, though it will not be a simple integer. It will have letters, numbers, and possibly dashes. You can view the screenshots attached in the download for more information. The highlighted portion of the URL will be your ID. Key is secret key what you should not share any one. Key is hidden in the voting site dashboard. Login your account and navigate to modify your server, somewhere there should be your apikey, key, secret token, etc. Note that you can add all your servers in this config and let player vote all your server. It also let players claim reward in any server. You must reload the plugin after making changes to the config. If you found out that you do not get any reward after voting server or /vote chat command not showing any server what you just added. Then open logs (logs/EasyVotePro) and there you can see what cause the error. You can also enable debug mode and you can then reach out in the Support tab with your issue. If everything works just fine then start modifying rewards settings. You can add multiple servers in the server id and keys section. Heres an example: "Server Vote Site ID/Keys": { "FirstServerName": { "GamesFinder.net": "ID:KEY", "Rust-Servers.net": "ID:KEY", "Rustservers.gg": "ID:KEY", "BestServers.com": "ID:KEY", "Top-Games.net": "ID:KEY", "TrackyServer.com": "ID:KEY" }, "SecondServerName": { "GamesFinder.net": "ID:KEY", "Rust-Servers.net": "ID:KEY", "Rustservers.gg": "ID:KEY", "BestServers.com": "ID:KEY", "Top-Games.net": "ID:KEY", "TrackyServer.com": "ID:KEY" }, "ThirdServerName": { "GamesFinder.net": "ID:KEY", "Rust-Servers.net": "ID:KEY", "Rustservers.gg": "ID:KEY", "BestServers.com": "ID:KEY", "Top-Games.net": "ID:KEY", "TrackyServer.com": "ID:KEY" } } Simple Status Settings In order to use the SimpleStatus, you must download the plugin here: https://codefling.com/plugins/simple-status Just put that plugin into your Plugins folder, and enable the "Simple Status Enabled?" to "true". The colors are in Normalized RGBA values. You can use any icon that you want, however if you want the icon color to work correctly use an image/icon that is 100% white. UINotify/Notify Settings In order to use the UINotify settings, you must download the plugin here: https://umod.org/plugins/ui-notify or https://codefling.com/plugins/notify Do not forget to set the uinotify.see permission on your default user group! Toastify Settings In order to use the Toastify settings, you must download the plugin here: https://codefling.com/plugins/toastify Do not forget to set the toastify.use permission on your default user group! Discord Embeds In order to use the Discord Embeds for when a player votes, you must download the DiscordMessages plugin from here: https://umod.org/plugins/discord-messages A thing to note about the Discord Embeds... You must use a integer value for the embed color. To do the conversion, you can use an external tool like this one here: https://www.mathsisfun.com/hexadecimal-decimal-colors.html Rewards System - Normal vs. Random The rewards system has been completely rewritten in the newest version of EasyVotePro. This rewards system has two options, random rewards and normal rewards. Normal rewards are just that. They execute based on the number of votes the player has. Random rewards choose from the list, and gives the number of rewards you set for each vote that the player gives. You must choose one system or the other. You can not use both at the same time. The normal rewards have a structure to them. The @ symbol means "every", so the @ entry is every vote. @2 means every second vote. @3 means every third vote. Etc. etc. The numerical value is calculated using the following formula, and the player is only given those rewards if the remainder of the calculation is 0. CurrentPlayerVoteCount % NumberAfter@Symbol == 0 The "first" entry can now be deleted out of the config if you don't want to give a reward to first time voters. First basically means that when a player first votes. Pretty self-explanatory. If you reset the players votes, either manually, or on a new map save, the player for their first vote of "the wipe" will get that reward. The numerical values by themselves represent the exact vote count. So if you see in the default config 3 and 6, on the 3rd vote they're going to get those reward(s) or on the 6th vote they're going to get those reward(s). All rewards are run as raw commands. So for instance, if you have the give plugin installed, you can use the giveto console command right in the reward list. Use the below replacement variables when creating your rewards. {username} -- player's display name {steamID} -- player's Steam ID Testing Your Rewards You can test out if your rewards are correct by enabling verbose debug mode. You have to enable both verbose and normal debug mode for this to work. Each voting site has three values that it returns to tell the plugin whether or not a player has voted. Here's a breakdown of those values and what they mean. 0 - Player has not voted at all 1 (When checking a vote) - Player has voted 1 (When claiming a vote) - Player has voted, and will now set the vote as claimed 2 - Player has voted and it has already been claimed You can use these values to test your rewards by setting both values to 1 in the config. Do not forget to turn verbose debug mode off in a live production environment or else the player will get the reward no matter if they voted or not! Reward Descriptions Reward descriptions can be set to whatever you want. They're run in order from top to bottom. If you have random rewards enabled, it will only output the value for the random entry in the config. API Information Section Do NOT change anything in that section. Don't add anything either. You will break the plugin. Only the sites that I have added are able to be used.

Raidable Bases Pack 3 Features 10 Medium Bases All bases have boxes, furnaces, lockers, bags, drop boxes, vending machines, and more inside so you don't have to populate the loot locations yourself! Installation Instructions 1. Extract the files in the `Bases` folder into your `oxide/data/copypaste` folder. Do not copy the folder itself into the copypaste folder, just the files. 2. Run the following commands in your console. This will import the files into your Raidable Bases plugin with the appropriate difficulty levels. Run each line below as its own command. If you have purchased any of my other packs, there is no reason to rename any of the files as each file has a unique name associated with the base. rb.config add "Medium Bases" BCF-Medium-1 BCF-Medium-2 BCF-Medium-3 BCF-Medium-4 BCF-Medium-5 BCF-Medium-6 BCF-Medium-7 BCF-Medium-8 BCF-Medium-9 BCF-Medium-10 For a more detailed guide on how to use Raidable Bases please visit Rust Admin Academy's YouTube video which can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgWgtnmOXiw

Raidable Bases Pack 2 Features 10 Easy Bases All bases have boxes, furnaces, lockers, bags, drop boxes, vending machines, and more inside so you don't have to populate the loot locations yourself! Installation Instructions 1. Extract the files in the `Bases` folder into your `oxide/data/copypaste` folder. Do not copy the folder itself into the copypaste folder, just the files. 2. Run the following commands in your console. This will import the files into your Raidable Bases plugin with the appropriate difficulty levels. Run each line below as its own command. If you have purchased any of my other packs, there is no reason to rename any of the files as each file has a unique name associated with the base. rb.config add "Easy Bases" BCF-Easy-1 BCF-Easy-2 BCF-Easy-3 BCF-Easy-4 BCF-Easy-5 BCF-Easy-6 BCF-Easy-7 BCF-Easy-8 BCF-Easy-9 BCF-Easy-10 For a more detailed guide on how to use Raidable Bases please visit Rust Admin Academy's YouTube video which can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgWgtnmOXiw

Features So many turrets it'll make your head spin! Theres a ton of weird and unique features to this base to ensure that your players have the maximum amount of fun! The Castle has boxes, furnaces, lockers, bags, drop boxes, vending machines, and more inside so you don't have to populate the loot locations yourself! Installation Instructions 1. Extract the files in the `Bases` folder into your `oxide/data/copypaste` folder. Do not copy the folder itself into the copypaste folder, just the files. 2. Run the following commands in your console. This will import the files into your Raidable Bases plugin with the appropriate difficulty levels. Run each line below as its own command. If you have purchased any of my other packs, there is no reason to rename any of the files as each file has a unique name associated with the base. rb.config add "Nightmare Bases" Nightmare-The-Castle For a more detailed guide on how to use Raidable Bases please visit Rust Admin Academy's YouTube video which can be found below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgWgtnmOXiw

Features 5 Easy Bases 5 Medium Bases 5 Hard Bases All bases have boxes, furnaces, lockers, bags, drop boxes, vending machines, and more inside so you don't have to populate the loot locations yourself! Installation Instructions 1. Extract the files in the `Bases` folder into your `oxide/data/copypaste` folder. Do not copy the folder itself into the copypaste folder, just the files. 2. Run the following commands in your console. This will import the files into your Raidable Bases plugin with the appropriate difficulty levels. Run each line below as its own command. If you have purchased any of my other packs, there is no reason to rename any of the files as each file has a unique name associated with the base. ``` rb.config add "Easy Bases" BCF-Easy-1 BCF-Easy-2 BCF-Easy-3 BCF-Easy-4 BCF-Easy-5 rb.config add "Medium Bases" BCF-Medium-1 BCF-Medium-2 BCF-Medium-3 BCF-Medium-4 BCF-Medium-5 rb.config add "Hard Bases" BCF-Hard-1 BCF-Hard-2 BCF-Hard-3 BCF-Hard-4 BCF-Hard-5 ``` For a more detailed guide on how to use Raidable Bases please visit Rust Admin Academy's YouTube video which can be found below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgWgtnmOXiw

If your organization has Trial Admins that need to have their bans approved by Admins and higher or by a ban approval team, this Discord bot is for you. By setting up your organization to require ban approvals for Trial Admins, or Admins in training, you are ensuring that your bans have what is expected of them, that the evidence is good, and that false bans don't happen as often. This will also help reinforce training among your new staff, and will help them get accustomed to how your organization runs things. Its easy to use, and can be setup in minutes. Hooks directly into Battlemetrics API, so it'll grab all the ban information for you! Installation Before you start, you're going to need a Python bot host. I have hosting available upon request, and can be reach via Discord: @BippyMiester or in our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/CUH3vADmMp 1. Upload the .zip file contents into the root of your Bot Host. 2. Rename the `.env.example` file to just `.env` 3. Fill out the settings. If the variable does not have "" after the equals, do not put quotes around that value... Example: What the variable looks like before editing BOT_MANAGER_ROLE_ID= # No Quotes - Good BOT_MANAGER_ROLE_ID=1234567890 # Quotes - Bad BOT_MANAGER_ROLE_ID="1234567890" What the variable looks like before editing BATTLEMETRICS_TOKEN="" # Quotes - Good BATTLEMETRICS_TOKEN="jhklasjdhlfkjhsadlkfjhasd" # No Quotes - Bad BATTLEMETRICS_TOKEN=jhklasjdhlfkjhsadlkfjhasd 4. Start the bot! main.py Example Config SERVER_NETWORK_NAME="RustX" DISCORD_API_TOKEN="" BATTLEMETRICS_TOKEN="" PREFIX="." DEBUG_LEVEL="default" BOT_MANAGER_ROLE_ID=123456789 GUILD_ID=123456789 APPROVAL_QUEUE_CHANNEL_ID=123456789 APPROVED_BANS_CHANNEL_ID=123456789 REJECTED_BANS_CHANNEL_ID=123456789 # Leave the variable blank if you have nothing to put there. # Dont put dummy role ids in these fields. APPROVAL_ROLE_1=123456789 APPROVAL_ROLE_2=123456789 APPROVAL_ROLE_3=123456789 APPROVAL_ROLE_4=123456789 APPROVAL_ROLE_5=123456789 APPROVAL_ROLE_6=123456789 APPROVAL_ROLE_7=123456789 DISABLE_BUTTONS_OR_DELETE_MESSAGE="delete" # "Correct Values: disable | delete" Commands /ping - Test the bots latency /ba - Submit a new ban approval request How to fill out the questions The first question should be answered with a link that looks like this. /rcon/bans/edit/<insert_id_here> Send question is what would you like the ban to be extended to, if anything. Upcoming Features Ability to automatically edit the ban from discord by clicking approve Add a team tag to the approval queue embeds Add certain roles/members to the ban denial thread Button to print out the number of bans / the bans themselves for the banned user Editable embed - Ability to include or not include certain fields in the embed Open to suggestions for new features as well!