Message Commands

Prefix disabled (default)

By default, RaidProtect only uses Slash commands (/). This ensures intuitive and consistent usage with Discord standards.

Message commands (optional)

If you prefer to type certain commands in a message, choose a prefix, for example ?. These commands then become usable with it:

• ?raidmode and ?joinlock
• ?ban, ?tempban, ?softban and ?unban
• ?kick
• ?mute | ?timeout | ?tempmute and ?unmute | ?untimeout | ?untempmute
• ?jail, ?tempjail and ?unjail
• ?warn
• ?slowmode | ?slow
• ?lock and ?unlock
• ?clear | ?clean
• ?nick | ?nickname | ?rename | ?setnick
• ?userinfo | ?ui, ?serverinfo | ?ginfo and ?inviteinfo | ?ii

💬 Choose the prefix

1. Run the /settings command.
2. In the "General" tab, click "Edit" next to "Message commands".
3. Choose a prefix from the list (?, !, > or $), or enter your own in "Custom prefix" (three characters at most, takes priority over the list). Choose "Disabled" to turn off message commands.
4. Check "Delinvoke" if you want RaidProtect to delete the message containing the command as soon as it has read it.

Message commands

DocumentationMessage commands are run with a prefix, for example ?ban. Pick one from the list or enter your own; Disabled turns them off.

Available commands: raidmode, ban, tempban, unban, kick, timeout, untimeout, warn, slowmode, lock, unlock, userinfo, clear.

Prefix

?

Custom prefix

Takes priority over the list. Three characters at most.

Options

DelinvokeDeletes the message containing the command as soon as it's read.

note

Slash commands (/) remain available even with a prefix. Avoid prefixes already used by other bots to prevent command conflicts.

🔒 Apply command permissions

RaidProtect command permissions are set in Discord: Server Settings → Integrations → RaidProtect. You can allow or forbid each command there per role, member or channel. Discord only applies them to slash commands.

For them to also apply to message commands and to the sanctions offered by the "Sanction User" menu (right-click on a member):

1. Run the /settings command.
2. In the "General" tab, click "Edit" next to "Permissions".
3. Check "Apply integration permissions".

Command permissions

DocumentationRaidProtect command permissions are configured directly in Discord: Server Settings → Integrations → RaidProtect.

You can allow or forbid each command there by role, member or channel. Discord applies them to slash commands. Check the option below for RaidProtect to also apply them to message commands and to the sanctions offered by Sanction (right-click on a member): a member allowed to use /ban will be able to ban from this menu.

This menu is only available on Discord's PC / Web app, it is not accessible from mobile.

Option

Apply integration permissionsAlso apply to message commands and the sanctions offered by Sanction User.

A member allowed to use /ban will then be able to ban from the "Sanction User" menu, and a member who is forbidden /ban will no longer be able to use ?ban. The option is off by default.

warning

Discord's Integrations menu is only available on the PC and Web app, not on mobile.