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The Setup and Jail system allows you to configure moderation roles and create a jail system for your server.
You need the Administrator permission to use these commands.

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Setup Command

The setup command configures all moderation roles and channels: 
,setup
This command will:
  1. Create a mute role
  2. Create a moderation category
  3. Create a logs channel
  4. Create a jail role and channel
  5. Configure permissions
This command will create new channels and roles if they don’t exist. Make sure you have enough channel and role slots available.

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Created Channels

  • Moderation Category: greed-mod
  • Logs Channel: logs
  • Jail Channel: jail
All created channels will be placed in the moderation category and will be hidden from regular users.

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Created Roles

  • Jailed Role: jailed
The jailed role will be configured to restrict access to all channels except the jail channel.

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Jail System

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Basic Usage

Jail a member: 
,jail @user [reason]
The member will be moved to the jail channel and restricted from accessing other channels.

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Configuration

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Set Jail Channel

Set the channel where jailed members will be sent: 
,jail channel #channel
The channel must be accessible to the bot and the jailed role.

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Set Jail Role

Set the role that will be assigned to jailed members: 
,jail role @role
The role should be below the bot’s highest role in the hierarchy.

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Jail Permissions

The jail system will:
  1. Give jailed members access only to the jail channel
  2. Remove their access from all other channels
  3. Allow them to send messages only in the jail channel
Make sure the bot’s role is above the jailed role in the role hierarchy.

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Best Practices

  1. Role Hierarchy: Keep the bot’s role above all moderation roles.
  2. Channel Organization: Use the moderation category to keep all moderation-related channels together.
  3. Permission Management: Regularly check that the jailed role’s permissions are correctly set.
  4. Logging: Use the logs channel to track moderation actions.
The setup command is a one-time configuration. You can modify individual settings using the specific commands.

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Common Issues

  1. Missing Permissions: Ensure the bot has the necessary permissions to manage roles and channels.
  2. Role Hierarchy: Check that the bot’s role is above the jailed role.
  3. Channel Access: Verify that the jail channel is accessible to the jailed role.
  4. Category Limits: Be aware of the server’s category and channel limits.
Always test the jail system in a safe environment before using it in your main server.