Setting up a role selector in Discord

[Rick (Rick Chainley)]

Here’s how you can use MEE6, Carl, and Dyno bots to set up role selectors in your Discord server:

MEE6 Bot

MEE6 allows users to self-assign roles using reactions:

1. Installation: Add MEE6 to your Discord server from the MEE6 website.
2. Dashboard Setup: Navigate to the MEE6 dashboard and enable the “Reaction Roles” plugin.
3. Role Configuration: Within the plugin, create a message where users can react to assign roles. Set the emojis for each role, so users can click on an emoji to get a role assigned automatically^[1].

For more detailed steps, check out MEE6’s Tutorial.

Carl Bot

Carl Bot is popular for managing reaction roles:

1. Installation: Invite Carl Bot to your server using the official site.
2. Dashboard Access: Access the Carl Bot dashboard and go to the “Reaction Roles” section.
3. Creating Reaction Roles: Define a message with roles and corresponding reactions. Users can then interact with these reactions to self-assign roles within the server^[2].

For a detailed guide, check How to Make Discord Reaction Roles with Carl Bot.

Dyno Bot

Dyno is another useful tool for setting up role selectors:

1. Installation: Add Dyno to your Discord server from the Dyno website.
2. Module Activation: Enable the “Reaction Roles” feature from the Dyno dashboard.
3. Setting Up Roles: Craft a message and assign roles to specific reactions. This allows users to gain or lose roles by reacting to that message^[3].

For additional instructions, refer to Dyno’s Reaction Roles Guide.

These bots provide a robust set of features for automating role assignments and improving server interaction.

[!bot] This guide is AI generated: 2024-12-02T23:00:00Z

Example

Curious how this works? In Rick’s Lab you can see various selectors in action: #role-select - this is managed by MEE6 ︎

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1. MEE6 ↩︎

2. Carl Bot Setup ↩︎

3. Dyno Reaction Roles ↩︎