This guide lists the Discord bot commands available in RegPoints, what permission level they require, and what each one does.
These commands can only be used by the person who linked the server with /reglink. They allow you to manage the bot’s connection to your regiment and configure admin roles.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/reglink | Link the bot to your regiment |
/regunlink | Unlink the bot from your regiment |
/admin add | Add an admin role |
/admin remove | Remove an admin role |
/admin clear | Clear all admin roles |
/enlistsettings message | Configure the enlistment message |
/enlistsettings reportchannel | Configure the enlistment channel |
/enlistsettings role | Toggle enlistment on or off |
/economy enable | Enable the economy system. |
/economy disable | Disable the economy system. |
/reglink and /regunlinkThe /reglink command links the bot to your regiment, allowing it to access and display your regiment’s information.
The /regunlink command unlinks the bot from your regiment, removing its access to your regiment’s information.
To link your regiment, use the following command:
/reglink <token>The token can be found on the “Regiment owner” tab, in ‘Manage regiment’ and then ‘Discord’.
Look at Getting Started - 4.2: Linking Your Regiment will show you how to find the token.
To unlink your regiment, use the following command:
/regunlink/admin commands setFor security reasons, the permission management of the bot and the dashboard are separated. The /admin command set allows you to manage the admin roles for your regiment.
The Owner can add or remove admins roles, which are roles that grant access to staff/admin commands.
To add an admin role, use the following command:
/admin add <role>To remove an admin role, use the following command:
/admin remove <role>To clear all admin roles, use the following command:
/admin clear/enlistsettings commands setThe /enlistsettings command set allows you to configure the enlistment process for new members. You can set a custom welcome message, choose a channel for enlistment reports, and assign a role to new recruits.
To configure the welcome message, use the following command:
/enlistsettings message <message>To configure the enlistment report channel, use the following command:
/enlistsettings reportchannel <#channel>To add a role that will be granted to new recruits after successful enlistment (additionnaly of the starting rank role), use the following command:
/enlistsettings role <@role>For more details, look at the Enlisting guide.
The /economy command set allows you to enable or disable the economy system for your regiment, without having to go through the dashboard.
To enable the economy system, use the following command:
/economy enableTo disable the economy system, use the following command:
/economy disableThese commands can only be used by members who hold a role from the admin role list. They allow you to manage your regiment and its members, and access detailed information about your regiment.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/reginfo | Show regiment info and admin roles |
/link | Link a Discord account to a regiment member |
/invite | Send a personalized RegPoints invite |
/discordtag | Show a member’s Discord tag |
/discordid | Show a member’s Discord ID |
/regstats | Show detailed regiment stats |
/add-money | Give money to a user. |
/remove-money | Take money from a user. |
/economy symbol | Set the economy symbol. |
/reginfo and /regstatsThe /reginfo command shows basic information about your regiment, including its name, description,
The /regstats command displays more detailed information about the regiment.
To view your regiment’s information, use the following command:
/reginfoTo view your regiment’s detailed stats, use the following command:
/regstatsThe /link command allows you to link a Discord account to a regiment member.
To use for exemple if a member needed to make another account.
To link a Discord account to a regiment member, use the following command:
/link <regmember> <@discord>/inviteThe /invite command allows you to send a personalized RegPoints invite to another staff instead of sharing the generic invite link.
To send a personalized RegPoints invite to another staff, use the following command:
/invite <@discord>/discordtag and /discordidThe /discordtag and /discordid commands allow you to view the Discord tag or ID associated with a regiment member.
To view a member’s Discord tag, use the following command:
/discordtag <regmember>To view a member’s Discord ID, use the following command:
/discordid <regmember>/regstatsThe /regstats command displays more detailed information about the regiment.
To view your regiment’s detailed stats, use the following command:
/regstatsThe economy commands allow you to manage the economy system for your regiment directly from Discord.
The /add-money and /remove-money commands allow you to give or take money from a user, while the /economy symbol command allows you to set the economy symbol.
To give money to a user, use the following command:
/add-money @user amountTo take money from a user, use the following command:
To set the economy symbol, use the following command:
/economy symbol <emoji/symbol>These commands can be used by any linked member. They allow you to view your rank, check your progress, etc…
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/rank | Show your rank information |
/status | Show regiment status |
/progress | Show promotion progress |
/lastactive | Show last attended patrol |
/lasthosted | Show last hosted patrol |
/time | Show regiment time |
/enlist | Start or configure enlistment |
/pronouns | Show or set pronouns |
/leaderboard | Show rank or group leaderboard |
/reglist | Browse regiments on RegPoints |
/awards | Show award history |
/attended | Show patrol attendance count |
/give-money | Give money to a user, and take the same amount from you. |
/balance | Check your balance. |
The /rank command shows your current rank, or another member’s rank if you mention one.
To view your current rank, use the following command:
/rank [regmember]/statusThe /status command shows your status. Admins can also check another member’s status.
The status can be:
Active: You are attending patrols and earning points.
Leave of Absence: You are not attending patrols and not earning points.
Inactive: You have not attended patrols for a while and are not earning points.
On short/semi hiatus: You are on a short/semi hiatus and will be back soon.
On long hiatus: You are on a long hiatus and will be back eventually.
Retired: You have retired from the regiment and will not be attending patrols or earning points.
To view your current status, use the following command:
/status [regmember]/progressThe /progress command displays your progress toward the next rank by default. Admins can also check another member’s progress.
To view your progress toward the next rank, use the following command:
/progress [regmember]---### /lastactive and /lasthosted
The /lastactive command shows when you last attended a patrol, or when another member last attended if you have admin access.
The /lasthosted command shows when you last hosted a patrol, or when another member last hosted if you have admin access.
To view when you last attended a patrol, use the following command:
/lastactive [regmember]To view when you last hosted a patrol, use the following command:
/lasthosted [regmember]The /time command shows the current regiment time in the timezone configured by the Owner in Manage Regiment.
To view the current regiment time, use the following command:
/time [12|24]To view the current regiment date, use the following command:
/date/enlistThe /enlist command allows you to start the enlistment process when you just arrived in the regiment.
To start the enlistment process, use the following command:
/enlist/pronounsThe /pronouns command allows you to view or set your pronouns, or view another member’s pronouns if you mention one.
To view your current pronouns, use the following command:
/pronouns [regmember]To set your pronouns, use the following command:
/pronouns set <pronouns>/leaderboardThe /leaderboard command displays the leaderboard for active members of your current rank, a specific rank, or a defined group.
To view the leaderboard for active members of your current rank, use the following command:
/leaderboardTo view the leaderboard for a specific rank, use the following command:
/leaderboard [rank name or abbreviation]To view the leaderboard for a specific group, use the following command:
/leaderboard [nco/co/staff]/reglistThe /reglist command shows a list of regiments on RegPoints or details about a specific regiment. You can search by ranking number or regiment name.
To view a list of regiments on RegPoints, use the following command:
/reglistTo view details about a specific regiment by its ranking number, use the following command:
/reglist [number]To view details about a specific regiment by its name, use the following command:
/reglist [regiment name]/awardsThe /awards command displays a list of awards you have earned, another member’s awards, or detailed information about a specific award.
To view a list of awards you have earned, use the following command:
/awards [regmember]To view detailed information about a specific award, use the following command:
/awards [award_number]To view detailed information about a member’s awards, use the following command:
/awards [name]/attendedThe /attended command shows the number of patrols you have attended, or another member’s attendance count if you have admin access.
To view the number of patrols you have attended, use the following command:
/attended [regmember]The economy user commands allow users to keep track of their balance and give money to other users.
The /give-money command allows you to give money to another user, while taking the same amount from you. The /balance command allows you to check your current balance.
To give money to another user, use the following command:
/give-money @user amountTo check your current balance, use the following command:
/balance