Reaction Roles

A binding is saved against the message and emoji, so a restart never breaks a panel.

Commands

Command	What it does
`/reactionrole add <message> <role> <emoji> [mode]`	Bind a role to an emoji on a message
`/reactionrole remove <message> <emoji>`	Remove a binding
`/reactionrole list`	Show every binding in this server

<message> accepts a message ID or a message link, and if you reply to a message the bot binds to the replied-to message instead.

Toggle or add-only

The mode decides what un-reacting does:

Mode	Behaviour	Use it for
`toggle`	Reacting grants, un-reacting removes	Self-assignable interest roles
`add`	Reacting grants and un-reacting does nothing	Verification · members can’t accidentally lose access

/reactionrole add message:123456789 role:@Verified emoji:✅ mode:add

Prefix

,rr add <message ID or link> <role> <emoji> [toggle|add]
,rr remove <message ID or link> <emoji>
,r <member> <role>

The older ,rr <message> <role> <emoji> shorthand still works. Removing a binding leaves the visible reaction on the message · it simply stops granting anything.

Buttons instead of reactions

/embed can add role buttons to a message. Buttons are cleaner than emoji for a verification gate and don’t show a reaction counter. Use them when you’re building a public “click to get access” panel; use reactions when members should be able to toggle interests.

A binding only works if the role sits below Criminal’s highest role. Test one role before building a ten-role panel.

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Setup

Modules

Commands

Configuration

Resources

Commands

Toggle or add-only

Prefix

Buttons instead of reactions

​Commands

​Toggle or add-only

​Prefix

​Buttons instead of reactions

Commands

Toggle or add-only

Prefix

Buttons instead of reactions