Toggles
There are quite a lot of features in Robertify, and instead of forcing you and all your users to use them you are given the means to disable certain features and limit access to certain commands.
The Main Toggles
There are a few fundamental toggles. Details can be seen in the table below.
| Toggle | Description |
|---|---|
restrictedvoice | Toggle whether you want commands to be restricted to certain channels or not. |
restrictedtext | Toggle whether you want Robertify to join specific voice channels or not. |
announcements | Toggle whether you want song announcements to be made when they have begun playing. |
requester | Toggle if you want the requester for songs to be displayed in songs announcements and your request channel. |
8ball | Toggle whether the 8 ball feature should be enabled or not. |
polls | Toggle whether the polls feature should be enabled or not. |
reminders | Toggle whether the reminders feature should be enabled or not. |
tips | Toggle whether you want tips to be sent in your channels or not. |
voteskips | Toggle whether you want the vote skip feature to be enabled or not. |
You can toggle these on/off by running the /toggle switch command with the toggle as the argument.
You can list the status of these toggles by running the /toggles list command.
DJ Toggles
DJ toggles define which audio commands should be DJ-only or not. This means that once a command is set to DJ-only, only DJs
will be able to execute that command. To toggle a DJ-only command, you must execute the command /toggles dj switch with the command
name as the argument
To view the status of your DJ toggles you must execute the /toggles dj list command.
Found below is a list of all valid command names:
play, disconnect, clear, join, jump, loop, move, nowplaying, pause, queue, remove,
rewind, seek, shuffleplay, shuffle, skip, volume, favouritetracks, 247, autoplay, search,
resume, previous, lyrics, karaoke, nightcore, 8d, tremolo, vibrato, stop, history
Log Toggles
Log toggles define which log events should be sent to the log channel. To toggle a log event, you must execute
the command /toggles logs switch with the log event as the argument.
To view the status of your log toggles you must execute the /toggles logs list command.
Found below is a list of all valid log events:
QUEUE_ADD, QUEUE_REMOVE, QUEUE_CLEAR, QUEUE_SHUFFLE, QUEUE_LOOP,
PLAYER_STOP, PLAYER_PAUSE, PLAYER_RESUME, TRACK_SKIP, TRACK_VOTE_SKIP,
TRACK_REWIND, TRACK_JUMP, TRACK_SEEK, TRACK_PREVIOUS, TRACK_LOOP,
TRACK_MOVE, VOLUME_CHANGE, BOT_DISCONNECTED, FILTER_TOGGLED