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-As you can see the bot started creating the menu. It'll ask you to add the emoji for a role. In this case the role is the **Female** role. I'll react on the message with emote I want associated with the female role. +As you can see, the bot started creating the menu, and has asked you to add the emoji for the first role, **Soccer**. I'll react on the message with my emoji of choice: -![](../.gitbook/assets/sar2.PNG) +
-{% hint style="warning" %} -Make sure to react on the original message (The one with the other reaction) If you add it to the other message of the bot, it won't do anything. -{% endhint %} +Now the bot wants you to react with the emoji for the second role, **Hockey:** + +
-Now the bot wants you to react on the **first** message for the next role, in this case the **Male** role. +And similar for the final role, **Basketball:** -![Note: Male reaction was on the same message as the female reaction message](../.gitbook/assets/sar3.PNG) +
-From now on people can start using the menu by clicking on the specific reaction. \ -The unnecessary message will be automatically deleted in a couple of minutes. +And we're done — people can start using the menu by clicking on the reaction associated with their desired role. The setup message will be automatically deleted in a couple of minutes, but you can also delete it manually if you so desire. ### Custom message