Introduction
VoiceMaster allows you to create temporary voice channels for your members to use.
These channels will automatically delete themselves after there are no members left in the channel.
This ensures that your voice channels are always clean and organized.
Setting up VoiceMaster
To setup VoiceMaster, simply use the voicemaster setup command.
You should see a confirmation message after running the command, along with a category named “jar’s VoiceMaster” and 2 channels.
- A text channel that contains the interface for tinkering with the voice channel
- A voice channel named “j2c”, used to create new voice channels.
These 2 channels are required for VoiceMaster to work properly. Deleting them will require you to setup VoiceMaster again.
Customizing your VoiceMaster channel
When you’re in a voice channel, you can either use commands or the interface itself to configure your voice channel.
Using the interface
To use the interface, simply click on the buttons below the embed to control your voice channel.
Using commands
You can also use commands to configure your voice channel.
Renaming your channel
To rename your channel, simply use the voicemaster rename command, followed by the new name you’d like to set.
Due to Discord’s limitations, the channel name can be renamed every 10 minutes.
voicemaster name <new name>
Limiting the number of users in your channel
To limit the number of users in your channel, simply use the voicemaster limit command, followed by the number of users you’d like to limit.
voicemaster limit <number>
Privatizing your channel
You can lock/unlock your channel to prevent users from joining your channel.
This is done via the voicemaster lock / voicemaster unlock command.
voicemaster lock
voicemaster unlock
voicemaster hide / voicemaster unhide command.
voicemaster hide
voicemaster unhide
