- Thu Jun 08, 2017 3:38 pm
#9528
Linux x64 (64bit) and Linux x86 (32bit) based systems and the virtualbox version are currenlty supported for TS3MusicBot - Discord Mode.
Native Windows version support released in BETA version!
HOW TO CONNECT TO A DISCORD SERVER?
Step 1:
Visit this LINK to create a Discord app.
- Give your TS3MusicBot a cool name (can be changed later).
- Set an app description (you can skip this).
- Select an profile image (you can skip this, TS3MusicBot does set itself an profile image later automatically).
- Click the "Create App" button.
Step 2:
- Copy the shown Client ID.
- Click the "Create a Bot User" button and accept with YES.
- Copy the BOT Token.
- Scroll down and click the "Save Changes" button! Thats important, otherwhise your created bot is a public bot and not your own private one. It should not get listed in the public Discord BOT list.
Step 3:
Now you have to invite your BOT to your Discord server.
Use this invite link and replace "YOUR_CLIENT_ID_HERE" with your created Client ID:
And invite your created BOT to your Discord server.
Step 4:
For private license/If you run the software yourself:
The private license has a form to save the Discord BOT Token and Client ID (up to 3). The Discord TS3MusicBots, if you use 3 bots, they will be limited to connect to 1 Discord Server. If you want to connect multiple TS3MusicBots to multiple Discord servers, please use the commercial licenses.
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For commercial license/If you rent your TS3MusicBot from an hoster (reseller):
For teamspeak servers, we normally save "IP:PORT" as a target address.
To let the TS3MusicBot connect to a Discord server, we will save "BOT_TOKEN:CLIENT_ID" instead of the "IP:PORT".
In our example it would be:
Now you can start your TS3MusicBot normally and it will connect to your discord server!
Native Windows version support released in BETA version!
HOW TO CONNECT TO A DISCORD SERVER?
Step 1:
Visit this LINK to create a Discord app.
- Give your TS3MusicBot a cool name (can be changed later).
- Set an app description (you can skip this).
- Select an profile image (you can skip this, TS3MusicBot does set itself an profile image later automatically).
- Click the "Create App" button.
Step 2:
- Copy the shown Client ID.
- Click the "Create a Bot User" button and accept with YES.
- Copy the BOT Token.
- Scroll down and click the "Save Changes" button! Thats important, otherwhise your created bot is a public bot and not your own private one. It should not get listed in the public Discord BOT list.
Step 3:
Now you have to invite your BOT to your Discord server.
Use this invite link and replace "YOUR_CLIENT_ID_HERE" with your created Client ID:
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https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?&client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID_HERE&scope=bot&permissions=0And invite your created BOT to your Discord server.
Step 4:
For private license/If you run the software yourself:
The private license has a form to save the Discord BOT Token and Client ID (up to 3). The Discord TS3MusicBots, if you use 3 bots, they will be limited to connect to 1 Discord Server. If you want to connect multiple TS3MusicBots to multiple Discord servers, please use the commercial licenses.
For commercial license/If you rent your TS3MusicBot from an hoster (reseller):
For teamspeak servers, we normally save "IP:PORT" as a target address.
To let the TS3MusicBot connect to a Discord server, we will save "BOT_TOKEN:CLIENT_ID" instead of the "IP:PORT".
In our example it would be:
Code: Select all
MzE2OTQzMzQ2NTU3Nzc5OTY4.DAcoCg.0ofvZovtqSUWzgUBkkcKTBZzPzs:316943346557779968Now you can start your TS3MusicBot normally and it will connect to your discord server!