📈Member Counter

In this page, you will learn how to setup the membercounter.

The Member Counter feature in Panora allows you to track the member count of your Roblox group and receive updates on your Discord server. This feature helps you monitor growth, set goals, and engage with your community effectively.

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Setting Up the Counter

To set up the Member Counter, follow these steps:

1. Run the Setup Command:

   • Use Dashboard to configure your workspace and include the necessary details for tracking your Roblox group's member count. See Initial Setup!

2. Configure Member Counter Settings:

   • After the initial setup, use the /setup_membercounter command to configure the Member Counter settings, including custom messages and goal parameters.

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Command Breakdown

Argument	Description
groupid	The Roblox group ID that you want to track
channel	The Discord channel where you want the member count messages to be sent.
goal	The initial member goal for the group. Defaults to 100 if not provided.
increment	The amount by which the goal increases after it is met. Defaults to 50 if not provided
gainedmessage	The message that is sent when the group gains members.
lostmessage	The message that is sent when the group loses members.
goalachievedmessage	The message that is sent when the member goal is achieved.
embed	Whether to send the messages as embeds or not. Defaults to true if not provided.

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Custom Messages

Custom Messages

You can customize the messages that Panora sends when the member count changes. Use the following placeholders to personalize your messages:

Variable	Description
{group}	The name of the Roblox group.
{membercount}	The current member count.
{amount}	The number of members gained or lost.
{togo}	The number of members remaining to reach the goal.
{goal}	The current goal for the member count.
{newgoal}	The new goal after the previous goal is achieved.
{s}	Adds an "s" if the {amount} is more than one.

Using these options and placeholders, you can customize the member count messages to fit your community's style and keep everyone informed about the group's growth.

Ex. Custom Messages

Example of Member Counter

• Gained Message: 🌟**{group}** has gained **{amount} new member{s}**! We are {togo} from our goal of **{goal} members**.

• Lost Message: 😭**{group}** has lost **{amount} member{s}**! We are {togo} from our goal of **{goal} members**.

• Goal Achieved Message 🎉We have achieved our goal of **{goal} members**! The new goal is now **{newGoal} members**.

Command Example

To set up the member counter with custom settings, use the command as follows:

/setup_membercounter groupid:123456789 channel:# goal:200 increment:100 gainedmessage:🌟**{group}** has gained **{amount} new member{s}**! We are {togo} from our goal of **{goal} members**. lostmessage:😭**{group}** has lost **{amount} member{s}**! We are {togo} from our goal of **{goal} members**. goalachievedmessage:🎉We have achieved our goal of **{goal} members**! The new goal is now **{newGoal} members**. embed:true

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Member Counter Logic

Goals and Updates

• Automatic Goal Adjustment: When the member count meets or exceeds the current goal, Panora automatically increases the goal by the increment inputted (default 50) and sends a goal achievement message.

• Embed Option: You can decide to send updates as embedded messages for a more polished look. Use the embed option to toggle this feature.

• Operations: The Member Counter logic runs periodically (every minute) to check the member count and send updates, if any, to your Discord server.

Handling Errors

• If Panora encounters issues fetching the member count, it retries up to three times with a delay between attempts. This ensures reliable updates even if there are temporary network issues.

Summary

• The Member Counter feature in Panora provides a robust way to track and celebrate the growth of your Roblox group within your Discord community. By setting up custom messages and automatic goal adjustments, you can keep your members engaged and informed about your group's progress.

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Credits: Parent, Ant

🤖Initial Setup