This command is only available when the generic argument is set to true Q!cap - Set the capacity of the queue to the specified value (must have admin perms) Q!empty - Empty the queue (must have server kick perms) Q!remove - Remove the mentioned user from the queue (must have server kick perms) Q!view - Display who is currently in the queue Q!about - Display basic info about this bot As of right now you will need to make the emojis yourself and replace the emoji code in the map objects there. Note that currently the mdraft command depends on custom emojis to be used as buttons which are hardcoded here. Now you are ready to start using the CS:GO Queue Bot! Try out some of the commands to make sure it works. Import qbot DISCORD_TOKEN = 'XXXXXXXX' qbot. Using your bot's Discord token and Discord Bot List token, run the bot like so. This library may be replaced in the future to eliminate this requirement.Īdd the /qbot path to your PYTHONPATH environment variable to be able to import it from anywhere. Note that python-Levenshtein requires your system to have a C++ compiler (Visual Studio C++ compiler for Windows or g++ for Linux).

Run pip3 install -r requirements.txt in the repository's root directory to get the necessary libraries. (Optional) If you have a Discord Bot List token to use with top.gg then retrieve that from its editing menu.

The permissions integer necessary is 17067072.

Be sure to invite it to a server to use it. Follow Discord's tutorial here on how to set one up.

Setupįirst you must have a bot instance to run this script on. It is complete with a queueing system, team drafter, map drafter and a link to a unique PopFlash lobby. This script uses the Discord Python API via a bot to manage queues of CS:GO players who want to play with other Discord server members. A Discord bot to manage and setup CS:GO games

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