/chat-rewards start

To start a chat rewards giveaway with the /chat-rewards start command, follow these steps:

• Giveaway Channel: Choose where to announce the giveaway.
• Winners Channel: Select where to announce the winners.
• Time: Set the start and end time in HH:mm format.
• Timezone: Enter the timezone as Continent/City (e.g., Europe/London).
• Winners: Decide how many winners you will have.
• Color: Optionally set the embed color using a hex code (e.g., #ff6252).
• Title: Enter a title for the giveaway embed.
• Description: Write a description for the embed.
• Rows: Add up to 5 additional text rows for the embed.
• Image: Optionally add an image link.

/chat-rewards reroll

• This command is useful for re-running a giveaway selection process using entries that were previously collected, often used when the initial winners need to be replaced or additional winners are needed.

/chat-rewards stop

• This command is useful for stopping a giveaway that is no longer desired or if there is a need to reset the giveaway setup.

/entries add

• Manually adds a specific number of entries to a user for the giveaway.

/entries remove

• Manually removes a specific number of entries from a user in the giveaway.

/entries block

• Blocks a user from entering the giveaway, with an optional reason and automatic unban time.

/entries unblock

• Unblocks a user from entering the giveaway.

/entries check

• Checks how many entries a specific user has in the giveaway.

/entries leaderboard

• Displays the top 10 users with the most entries in the giveaway.

/allowed-roles toggle

Allows you to toggle specific roles to control who can earn entries in the chat rewards system.

• Add or remove a role from the list of roles that are allowed to earn entries. If roles are set, only users with these roles can earn entries. If no roles are set, everyone can earn entries.

/allowed-roles list

Lists all roles that are currently allowed to earn entries.

• Displays a list of roles that are permitted to earn entries. If no roles are listed, it means that all users can earn entries.

/blocked-channels toggle

• Enables or disables a specific channel from being used for blocking entries. This helps in managing which channels are allowed or restricted for users to participate in the giveaway.

/blocked-channels list

• Displays a list of all channels currently on the Blocked Channel List.

/autoreactions set

• The /autoreactions set command allows you to automatically add specific emoji reactions to messages sent in a channel. This is useful for encouraging interaction and keeping members active.

/autoreactions remove

• The /autoreactions remove command allows you to stop the bot from automatically adding reactions to messages in a specified channel. This is useful when you no longer need automatic reactions or want to change the setup.

/sticky create

• The /sticky set command allows you to create a "sticky" message in a channel, which automatically reposts after a certain number of messages to ensure important information stays visible. This is useful for announcements, reminders, or rules that you want to keep at the top of the conversation.

/sticky remove

• The /sticky remove command allows you to stop an existing sticky message from reposting in a specific channel. This is useful when the information is no longer relevant or you want to update the sticky message with new details.

/staff-roles add

• The /staff-roles add command allows administrators to designate specific roles as "staff roles." These roles are granted permission to use moderation commands provided by the Flaux bot. This feature ensures that only trusted members of your server's staff have access to moderation functionalities.

/staff-roles remove

• The /staff-roles remove command allows administrators to remove a role from the list of designated staff roles. This means that members with this role will no longer have access to the bot's moderation commands.

/echo

The /echo command allows staff to send a message as the bot, making it appear as though the bot itself is communicating with the server. This can be useful for announcements, reminders, or any other communication that should appear official. The message will include a footer indicating it was "Sent by staff team."

/echo [Channel] [Title] [Description] [Beforetext] [Rows (up to 10)]

• Title: The title of the message, displayed prominently in the embed.
• Description: The main content of the message, giving more detail about the announcement or information being shared.
• Beforetext: Text that appears before the embed, in the standard message format.
• Rows: Additional rows of text to include in the embed, up to a maximum of 10 rows.