Warns
REQUIRES: Manage Messages
Setup
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Command |
Description |
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!module warns |
Enable/Disable the module |
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!pwarnings ? |
Display information for the command |
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!pwarnings list |
Display your current settings |
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!purgewarn WarnID |
Completely deletes the warning from the record |
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!pwarnings number punishment |
Sets an auto punishment for when users reach the specified amount of warns |
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!pwarnings autopurge days |
Automatically purge warnings after X days |
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!pwarnings autopardon days |
Automatically pardon warns after X days |
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!pwarnings time 5 |
Sets the auto-mute for warns to 5 minutes |
Punishments
When utilizing pwarnings you can set punishments to be executed at different amounts of warns.
- Ban
- Kick
- Mute
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!pwarnings 1 mute 10would mute people for 10 minutes at their first warning.
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Staff
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Command |
Description |
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!warnlist mod mention |
Displays all warns issued by the mod |
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!warn mention/userID reason |
Warns the specified user |
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!rewarn warnID New reason |
Changes the warn reason. |
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!warnlist mention/userID |
Displays all the warns for the user |
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!warnlist like search text |
Displays all warn logs with users containing the specified text |
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!warnlist all |
Displays all warns on your server |
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!pardon WarnID |
Pardons the warn |
What are Warn IDs?
Every warn has an ID when issued. This ID is can be used for the Purgewarn and Pardon command. You can see the WarnID below is 3.
What are Pardoned warns?
Warns that are pardoned will show up in !warnlist as strikethrough text. This means it will not count towards auto punishments but will remain on the record.