¶ About the module
This module allows you to set automatic moderation levels by exceeding a warning limit. This module itself allows you to grant penalties to those users who reach too many warnings.
This module is ideal for dedicated community servers.
¶ Module exceptions
This module has exceptions, which means that it will not be activated if the user meets any of the criteria mentioned below:
- If the user has the
ADMINISTRATORpermission. - If the user has the
MANAGE_GUILDpermission. - If the user has the
BAN_MEMBERSpermission. - If the user has the
KICK_MEMBERSpermission. - If the user has the
MUTE_MEMBERSpermission.* - If the user has the
MANAGE_MESSAGESpermission. - If Filo's role hierarchy is lower than the user's role hierarchy.
- If the Filo role hierarchy is the same as the user role hierarchy.
¶ Steps to configure the module
ALERT
You need theADMINISTRATORpermission to execute this action.
INFORMATION
You should replace f! with the current prefix you have set.
More information on how to change the prefix here.
WARNING
Filo must have theVIEW_CHANNEL,SEND_MESSAGES,EMBED_LINKSandUSE_EXTERNAL_EMOJISpermissions, otherwise the module will not work correctly.
¶ Step 1: Activate the module
To activate the module you must run the command: f!config enable auto-mod.
RECOMENDATION
This module can be complemented with the Anti Evasion module, which allows a user to be penalized if he tries to evade a sanction. More information here.
¶ Step 2: Set the maximum number of warnings at each level (optional)
To set the maximum number of warning at each level you must run the command: f!config auto-mod level <1/2/3/4> (Do not include <> when executing the command).
Ejemplo: f!config auto-mod level 1 3.
¶ Step 3: Set the type of sanction for each level of moderation (optional)
INFORMATION
You can consult a list of the possible sanctions that you can set by click here.
To establish a type of sanction at each level you must run the command: f!config auto-mod action <1/2/3/4> <Type of sanction> (Do not include <> when executing the command)
Example: f!config auto-mod action 1 KICK.
¶ Step 4: Set the duration for each sanction (optional)
To set the duration of each sanction run the command: f!config auto-mod time <1/2/3/4> <Time> (Do not include <> when executing the command)
Example: f!config auto-mod time 1 1h.