This set of commands can be used to enable, configure, and manage automatic message forwarding based on reaction counts. When a message receives enough ✅ reactions, it will be automatically forwarded.
Enabling reacts system
To enable the reacts forwarding system, you need to use the reacts enable command.
Activating this will automatically add a ✅ and ❌ to every embed from our monitors.
This will also activate the automatic forwarding feature for messages that reach the required number of reactions. Example:
!m reacts enable
The reacts system must be enabled before you can add channels or configure limits. When disabled, no messages will be forwarded regardless of reaction count.
Disabling reacts system
To disable the reacts forwarding system, you need to use the reacts disable command. This will stop all automatic forwarding. Example:
!m reacts disable
Adding a forwarding channel
To add a channel where messages with enough reactions will be forwarded, you need to use the reacts add command followed by the mentioned channel. Example:
!m reacts add #important-deals
You can mention multiple channels in a single command to add them all at once. Messages that reach the reaction limit will be forwarded to all added channels.
Removing a forwarding channel
To remove a channel from the forwarding list, you need to use the reacts remove command followed by the mentioned channel. Example:
Setting a reaction limit
To set a custom number of ✅ reactions required before a message is forwarded, you need to use the reacts limit set command followed by the number. Example:
This sets how many ✅ reactions a message needs before it gets forwarded. Choose a number that makes sense for your server's activity level.
The default react limit needed is 10.
Removing a custom reaction limit
To reset the reaction limit back to the default value, you need to use the reacts limit remove command. Example:
