Custom income commands
This guide covers the basics on creating and managing custom income commands.
Premium Only
Custom income commands require an active Premium subscription to set up.
What are they?
Custom income commands allow server managers to create additional ways for members to earn money or take a risk for an even greater payout. With similar functionality to the work and crime commands, they allow you to create commands unique to your server.
How can members use them?
Custom income commands are available as slash commands. Once created, they will appear in the app command viewer with the other commands.
- Prefix commands are not supported.
- Members can't use custom income commands while they are in a game, the same as the work and crime commands.
Set up
Custom income command setup is done exclusively from the dashboard.
Creating a new command
- Navigate to the Dashboard → Custom (under Income)
- Click Create Command.
You can create up to 10 custom income commands.
Setup options
- Name
The name of your command (up to 32 characters). - Description
A description of the command (up to 50 characters). - Cooldown
How long members will have to wait until they can use the command again (minimum 30 seconds). - Payout
What members will receive in cash if the command is successful (minimum and maximum payout) - Chance of fine
The chance the command will fail and result in the member being fined. - Type of fine
Whether to fine a fixed amount or a percentage of a member's net worth. Unlike work and crime, this is set separately for each custom command. - Fine amount
Amount to fine the member if the command fails (minimum and maximum fine) - Custom replies
Add your own success and failure responses that will appear when members use the command. - When adding a reply you will need to include
{amount}somewhere in the message. This is where the bot will generate the amount when the command is ran and the message is sent on your server. - You can also add an image link to the end of the reply. The image will appear with the command reply.
- If a command has no custom replies for an outcome, a default reply is used.