What are Voice Channel Configurations?
Voice Channel Configurations give your Discord voice channels short abbreviations. Players run the in-game ;vc command with an abbreviation to move between channels.
Requires the ER:LC Events Webhook.
How to Use Voice Channel Configurations
Find Voice Channel Configurations on the ER:LC Integration → API page, below VC Server Status.
Configuration Options
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Allow Moving Others | Lets any player move other players. When off, only in-game moderators and admins can. |
| Channel | A voice or stage channel. Each channel can only be used once. |
| Abbreviation | The short name players type, such as s1 for Scene 1 or ms1 for Mod Sit 1. Spaces are removed. |
| Staff Only | Only in-game moderators can use this abbreviation |
Click the plus button to add another channel. Every row needs both a channel and an abbreviation before you can save.
Using the ;vc Command
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
;vc s1 | Moves you to the channel mapped to s1. You must already be in a voice channel. |
;vc [usernames] [abbreviation] | Moves other players to the channel. Moderators and admins can always do this, and everyone can when Allow Moving Others is on. |
Staff can also use :log vc [abbreviation] or :log vc [username] [abbreviation], which runs through the Webhook Channel instead.
Example Use Cases
- Let players jump into scene channels quickly
- Let moderators pull players into mod calls
- Keep certain channels staff only
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