Colts-Cogs

This repo contains a few cogs for RedBot V3, I've archived the repo since most of the cogs are outdated.

Cogs

• actionlogs: Modlogs/Logs a lot of stuff (Renamed from modlogs because it doesnt work with the original modlog cog).
• autorole: Automatically give members who join the server a specified role.
• massmove: Move everyone in a voice channel to another voice channel.
• playskip: Plays and skips.
• ping-time: Pings and shows the time.
• speedtest: Simple speedtest cog without [p]parameters. [Requires speedtest-cli "pip install speedtest-cli"]
• sysinfo: Show information about the system (cpu usage, disk info etc.)

More cog information

Autorole

Note:

If you want the users to recieve the role immediately, do NOT set an agreement channel.

This cog allows you to automatically assign new members of your server a role.

Usage:

• [p]autorole displays help for autorole commands and shows whether autorole is on or off.
• [p]autorole role (the role's name [use quotes if the name has a space]) sets the role to be given to new users.
• [p]autorole toggle switches the state of automatic role assignment.
• [p]autorole agreement (#channel_for_agreements) [agreement message] Sets a terms of service/agreement before the role is given. The agreement feature of this cog is a bit complicated. You need to give the bot a message that it sends the user.

This message can have a few different things to customize it:

• {key}- this is replaced with the key the user must input to recieve their role. This parameter IS NEEDED!
• {name}- this is replaced with the username of the user who has joined.
• {mention}- this is replaced with a mention for the user who has joined.
• {guild}- this is replaced with the name of the server the user has joined.
• {member}- this is a slightly different parameter as it is a discord Member object. You likely won't need it unless you're an advanced user.

Here's an example of a message:

Welcome to {guild}, {name}! Please read the #rules and enter this key: {key} into #accept.