Novedades de AutoMod

ModLog is a tool suite for streamers and moderation teams, from single channels to agencies and esports organizations, with moderation logs, analytics and compliance tools for Twitch.

You'll find it on our streamer pages and next to Twitch notifications in the dashboard. ModLog is a partner product of a separate company; no data is shared between AutoMod and ModLog.

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• Plugins are sorted into clearer categories
• Pin your favorite plugins to the top and collapse categories you don't need
• Cases are now a tab in Moderation, Entry Messages a tab in Welcome. Old links keep working
• Links can open a page or tab right after picking a server, e.g. automod.xyz/d?p=moderation&tab=cases

• Icon Maker: turn one of 4,700 icons into an emoji, role icon, sticker or server icon with your own colors and background
• Emoji Resizer: resize any image to Discord's size for emojis, stickers or role icons
• Fancy Text Generator: fancy fonts for messages, nicknames and channel names
• Permissions Calculator: calculate permission values and build bot invite links

All tools run in your browser. Find them on automod.xyz/tools or in the new Tools menu.

Nobody needs real ban or admin rights for daily moderation anymore.

• Grant single permissions like ban, kick, timeout or manage messages to roles or members
• Members can only act on members and roles below them
• Every action is logged with the member who used it and counts toward Server Protection limits
• Free for every server, Premium and Pro allow more entries

You'll find it under Server Protection → Bot permissions.

Temp Voice is out of early access and free for every server.

• Members join a hub channel and get their own voice channel, deleted again once it's empty
• Owners manage it from a control panel: lock, hide, rename, set a limit, kick, block, trust or transfer it
• The control panel is cleaner now, with the owner and user limit at the bottom

Set up your hubs under Temp Voice in the dashboard.

Levels

The Levels page is easier to find your way around. Related settings now share a tab:

• Messages: the level-up message and custom messages
• Roles: level rewards and bonus roles
• Data: importing levels and resetting them

Sticky messages

New option Delete replies. Replies to the sticky message are removed and don't cause a repost, so the sticky message stays where it belongs.

Auto Responders

When a reply is set to delete itself, you can choose the delay again, from 1 to 120 seconds.

AutoMod can now be added to your own Discord account, not just to servers.

Once added, these commands work everywhere, even in servers without AutoMod, in DMs and in group chats:

• /avatar shows a bigger version of anyone's avatar
• /jumbo shows a bigger version of one or more emojis
• /link links your Twitch or Kick account for supporter roles

To add it, open AutoMod's profile in Discord, click Add App and choose Add to My Apps.

Moving from MEE6 no longer means starting from zero. The Levels plugin can now import your server's MEE6 leaderboard.

• Every member keeps their level. Their progress within it is converted to AutoMod's XP curve, so level roles stay exactly where they were.
• Role rewards come along. MEE6's role rewards can be added as level rewards in the same step.
• You decide what to import. Set a minimum level, and choose whether members who are already further along in AutoMod keep their progress.

Open Levels → Data → Import from MEE6 to start. Your MEE6 leaderboard has to be public, and each server can import once every 7 days.

Connect your Twitch or Kick channel on the Integrations page and two new things open up.

Stream events in Automations

The new Stream Event trigger runs an automation when something happens on your channel:

• Stream started or ended
• New follower
• New subscription, resubscription or gifted subscriptions
• Cheers (bits) and KICKs
• Raids
• Channel point rewards

Thank new subs in a channel, announce raids, or give a role when someone redeems a reward. The viewer's name and the event details are available as variables.

Supporter roles

Give a role to everyone who subscribes to your channel. AutoMod keeps it in sync and removes it when the subscription ends.

• One subscriber role is free
• With Premium: a role per Twitch tier, a follower role and a grace period before roles are removed

Linked accounts

Members link their Twitch or Kick account once on their AutoMod profile or with /link. That's how AutoMod knows who they are on Discord.

Already connected before? Reconnect your channel once on the Integrations page to unlock the new events.

Birthdays got a big update. Your birthday no longer has to be entered again on every server.

For members

• One birthday for all servers: Use /birthday set with the new scope option set to All servers, and every server with Birthdays enabled will wish you on your day.
• Only for this server: Leave the scope on This server to save a birthday that only applies here. It always takes priority over your global birthday on that server.
• Reset where you want: /birthday reset now only affects the current server by default. Your global birthday keeps working everywhere else. Choose All servers to remove it completely.
• New Birthday tab on your profile: Set or remove your global birthday, see the servers where it's hidden and show it again, and remove birthdays you saved for single servers.

For admins

• New Members tab: The Birthdays page in the dashboard now lists all birthdays saved for your server. You can add a birthday for a member or remove one directly from there.
• Removing a birthday also hides that member's global birthday on your server, so they aren't wished there anymore. Their birthday on other servers stays untouched.
• Require Birth Year still applies: a global birthday without a year is only used on your server if the member adds one.

Also improved

• If a member changes their birthday, they are now always wished on the new date.
• Automations with the Birthday schedule now also include global birthdays, and February 29 birthdays are celebrated on February 28 in non-leap years.

All existing birthdays have been kept. They now count as birthdays for the server they were set on.