KazTron is the /r/worldbuilding Discord server’s resident helper bot! It mostly helps the moderators manage the community and run features like the World Spotlight, with a few automation features that happen behind the scenes, and a few commands of use to our members.
This website documents the usage of the various commands, organised by module. Note that not all modules may be loaded, depending on needs as judged by the moderation team.
How to use KazTron commands
KazTron is always monitoring all text channels for commands. The structure of a command is as follows:
<prefix><command_name> [arg1 [arg2 [arg3...]]]
The prefix, in this case .
, is how KazTron identifies a command intended for it, versus any normal message. This is followed by the command name, a space, and then any number of arguments separated by spaces (very similarly to command line tools, IRC bots, and IRC NickServ/ChanServ commands). If an argument contains spaces, you should enclose it in quotes to ensure it gets interpreted as a single argument.
Examples
If you want to be notified about World Spotlight events and updates, you can type this command in any channel:
.spotlight join
If you want to roll dice, say three 20-sided dice, you could type the following message in any channel:
.roll 3d20
Getting Help
In addition to this manual, you can always get contextual help from within Discord. To get a list of commands you can use, type .help
into any channel on the server. To get help on specific commands, you can type .help <command>
, or even get help with subcommands using .help <command> <subcommand>
.
For example, .help spotlight
will give you general information on the spotlight bot features, whereas .help spotlight join
will specifically tell you about the “join” subcommand and its syntax. (In this case, the commands are both very simple, though!)
.help
in the same channel that you want to use commands in. KazTron only shows commands you’re allowed to use based on your account and the channel you ask in.The Team
KazTron is developed and operated by: