General settings Free
Settings that apply to the whole server rather than to one module.
Settings that apply to the whole server, and the small commands that are always there. It is the Settings entry in the dashboard's side bar and cannot be switched off.
Commands
<required> [optional] - "who may use it" is Discord's default; a server's admins can change it per command under Server Settings > Integrations.
/help
Everyone/helpWhat Pangobot can do and where to configure it
/ping
Everyone/pingPangobot's latency on this server
/modules
Everyone/modulesShow which Pangobot modules are active on this server
/redeem
Manage Server/redeem <key>Permanently unlock a premium module on this server with a product key
keytext - PANGO-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
/userinfo
Everyone/userinfo [user]Information about a member
usermember, optional - Who? (defaults to you)
/serverinfo
Everyone/serverinfoInformation about this server
/avatar
Everyone/avatar [user]Show someone's avatar
usermember, optional - Who? (defaults to you)
Text commands
Typed as a normal message, after the server's prefix (! unless changed under Settings).
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
!ping | The bot's latency, as a text command |
!help | What is active on this server |
Settings
Everything you can set for this module in the dashboard.
- Text commands - The prefix for commands typed as a message: custom commands, leaderboards, ping.
- Prefix - Custom Commands answer to it (!rules), and so do !ping, !help and !lb. Slash commands are not affected.
- When something goes wrong - How much Pangobot says in Discord when a command fails.
- Show the technical reason - Adds Discord's own error text and code to the failure message, for example "Missing Permissions (50013)". Only the person who ran the command sees it. Handy while setting the server up.
Good to know
- The prefix is for text commands only: Custom Commands,
!ping,!helpand the leaderboards in game channels. Slash commands never change. - Show the technical reason adds Discord's own error text (such as "Missing Permissions (50013)") to a failure message. Only the person who ran the command sees it - handy while setting up, harmless to leave on.
/redeemunlocks a premium module with a product key: see Free and premium.