Button role panels
With /buttonrole you create as many panels as you want, with as many buttons as you want on each. Each button has its own role, text, emoji and color. A member who presses it gets the role and drops it by pressing again.
ROLE PANELS Β· FREE
Game roles, notification roles, colors, zodiac signs⦠Letting members pick their own roles takes load off staff and keeps channels tidy. Groyt offers three methods: a button panel, emoji reactions and a dropdown menu.
With /buttonrole you create as many panels as you want, with as many buttons as you want on each. Each button has its own role, text, emoji and color. A member who presses it gets the role and drops it by pressing again.
/reactionrole sets up panels that give a role when members react with an emoji: normal, single choice or give-only mode. It can also attach to an existing message. The dashboard has an editor with a live preview; adding an image to the panel is Premium.
/rolemenu creates a permanent panel where members pick one or more roles from a dropdown. When there are lots of roles (e.g. 20 colors), it's the tidiest method.
/buttonrole, /reactionrole or /rolemenu; or dashboard β Role Panels.Buttons for a few roles, reactions for those who like the classic way, a menu for many roles. All three can be used together.
No. Panels are permanent and keep working after a restart.
Yes. Reaction roles have a single choice mode and role menus have single select; picking one drops the other.
No. Only adding an image to a reaction role panel is Premium.