Hi everyone i am trying to code my own bot but i don't know to set these auto intergrated roles like this one,can someone explain me how they did this.enter image description here
Bots automatically create their own role with customised permissions(in the invite), the role cannot be added to other users.
When I add a bot to my server, a role is automatically created that is named like the bot.
I don't know if the message in the screenshot is exactly from this, but I can't add members to this bot role or edit it, only the bot has it and can have it.
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I need to make it so only a specific role can use the bot, so whoever has the role can use the bot in discord
I have no idea how to do this so please help me.
I am new to creating a discord bot. I hope you can all give me a good solution to my problem.
I tried to create a bot for a company's server and followed a free guide. I had one problem when adding the bot to the server.
I got a message that the authorization succeeded but I cannot find the bot on the server. The guide clearly mentioned that I can find an offline bot. So I created my own discord server and tried again. OMG, it went well.
What's the problem?
Should I change the discord server setting? If yes, which option?
I think that the server settings are done in the way that the bot does not have a permissions to be in the channel you are trying to find it in. If you have admin permissions take a look into User management in server settings if the bot did or did not join and if it did, give it some permissions so that it has an access to the channel you want to see it in.
(On the right panel you see member of the channel you are currently clicked onto not the entire server.)
There is any way of transfering a discord server ownership with a bot?
I have beed told that there is a way to do this with a python bot but I didn't figure out how.
It seems that a method exists on the discord.js wrapper. .setOwner()
I couldn't find a way to see if it really works. ^^
// Edit the guild owner
guild.setOwner(guild.members.cache.first())
.then(updated => console.log(`Updated the guild owner to ${updated.owner.displayName}`))
.catch(console.error);
you can actually change server ownership with a bot. but the bot must be the owner of the server before hand.
for a bot to create a guild it must use POST /guilds
to change owners you must use PATCH /guilds/{guild.id} and send over the json parameter owner_id with the id you want to transfer ownership too.
Offical Discord Documentation Links:
https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/resources/guild#create-guild
https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/resources/guild#modify-guild
I have a problem, and that is that every moment I get this error: DiscordAPIError: Missing Permissions and I don't know where it comes from or why
I'm not sure if anyone will still run into this issue but if you do. It could be a problem with your BOT being a lower level than the user or whatever your trying to do. For example most people have the Owner role on the top right? right. Well if you're trying to do something to a user above your bot like if the role BOT is under MEMBER and you try Banning MEMBER with BOT it won't work. Hope this helps
In 2021 this error can be fixed, if you are trying to let's say for example to create a ban all command for your discord bot, YOU HAVE TO DO THIS BEFORE GIVING UP ON IT. First go to https://discord.com/developers/applications and click on your bot's account then go to the option bot(the location were you get the bot token) then turn on those options:
EASY DIRECTIONS: Discord Developer Portal>(Click on your bot's account)>Bot(the place were you are getting the token from)>Privileged Gateway Intents>PRESENCE INTENT(TURN IT ON IF IT'S OFF)>SERVER MEMBERS INTENT(IT'S LOCATED IN THE SAME PAGE, TURN IT ON IF IT'S OFF) Those are the main thing that you have to do and then you can start to make your command!
In addition to the other answers given, I also needed to go to Server Settings > Roles. There you have a draggable list of roles available on your server. Drag your bots auto-assigned role (the bots name) to the top of the list. This will give it permission to assign subordinate roles.
I ran into this problem and it was because that I didn't give my bot the role to write in the channel. So make sure that your bot has the persmission to your channel.
I'm using discord.js and I want to create a bot to retreive all the links of a certain channel, but I don't know if it's posible enter to a foreign server with the dicord api, for example join to this server https://discordapp.com/invite/C89qHyt.
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if it is posible, how I do that?
With a bot account, the client can't enter a server on its own. You have to use OAuth2 to invite the bot to the server. You'll also need the MANAGE_SERVER permission in the server you're trying to add the bot to.
To generate the invite link for your bot, this site may prove very useful.
you can't just add a bot to a group with no invite or permission.
You can't make it join. You have to create a invite link and let the server admin to invite it.