Command Reference

Note: This page is dedicated to listing out basic help for commands to get people started with kdkbot quickly. For more in-depth and detailed information about a particular command, please visit that commands page directly where extensive information on it will be given.

Kdkbot by default uses the exclamation mark character (!) and comes with commands that are only able to be used to people with a rank of 1 or higher. These can be changed through either the Channel command settings or by using the Commands command.

Channel Settings

Changing command prefix

• channel commandPrefix something will change the command prefix (default !) to something.

Enable/Disable the bot

• channel commandProcessing true/false will enable (true) or disable (false) the bot in the channel, the channel command will still work.

Giving Users Permission

In order to give users in the channel permission, the perm command is needed and is required to allow users to use any command that does not have a rank of 0 or lower. This command is similar to other bots that have a regular command.

Give a user permission:

• perm set someone 3 will give someone level 3 permission with the bot.

Check a users permission level:

• perm get someone will tell, in chat, what someone's permission level with the bot is.

Custom Commands

There is a lot of information for custom commands on the Commands page, and have a lot of flexibility in them on what they can do. For detailed information, do visit the Commands page.

Adding a Basic Command:

• commands new something 0 some message will create a new custom command that will be available to everyone (that 0), triggered by something and will send to the chat some message.

Example: To create a command that links to your patreon page, use the following:

• commands new patreon 0 You can support the stream by subscribing on patreon! patreon.com/Kalbintion
• • will create a command that is triggered with !patreon, being available to everyone (0), and sending the message You can support the stream by subscribing on patreon! patreon.com/Kalbintion

Removing a command:

• commands remove something will remove the command that is triggered by something.

Example: To remove the patreon command, as created in the Adding a Basic Command example, use the following:

• commands remove patreon