> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://allinone-discord-bot.gitbook.io/allinone-discord-bot-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://allinone-discord-bot.gitbook.io/allinone-discord-bot-docs/features/temporary-voice.md). # Temporary Voice Temporary Voice Channels allow users to create their own personal voice channels automatically. These channels are fully customizable and delete themselves when empty. ### How it works.. 1. Join the "➕ Join to Create" channel 2. Bot automatically creates a personal channel for you 3. You're automatically moved to your new channel 4. Control your channel using the control panel 5. Channel auto-deletes when everyone leaves ### Control Panel Features 📝 Change Name * Click the button * Enter a new name for your channel đŸ‘Ĩ Set User Limit * Click the button * Enter a number between 0-99 * 0 = Unlimited users (max to 99 users) 🔒 Lock Channel Toggle * Click the button * **Locked:** Locks the channel, no new users will be able to join * **Unlocked**: Anyone can join đŸšĢ Block Users * Click the button * Select users to block (you can only select 10 at once) * Blocked users cannot join your channel (yes this persist, so future blocked users still cannot join your channel) * They will be kicked if they are already in your channel ✅ Unblock Users * Click the button * Select users to unblock * Un-blocked users can join your channel again 🌍 Change Region * Click the button * Select a voice region: * **Automatic** (Recommended) - Best region for all users * **US West, East, Central, South** * **Europe** * **Singapore** * **Sydney** * **Brazil** * **Hong Kong** * **Japan** * **South Africa** * **India** * **South Korea** ✖ī¸ Kick Users * Click the button * View list of kickable members 🗑ī¸ Delete Channel * Click the button * Your channel is immediately deleted * Users are disconnected ### Setup/Settings To setup temp voice use command `/setup` then head to Temp Voice Channels. Follow through the guide and options, then you're ready to start using Temp Voice within AllinOne Discord bot!\ \ If you need to edit your Temp Voice settings, head back to `/setup` > Temp Voice > Reconfigure Settings.\ \ **\*Persistent Names are automatically turned on by default. When a user changes their channel name, and then re-makes a channel, it will return the users custom name.** #### Settings if you want to customize how channels are named this is the setting for you!\ \- The default setting is: {username}'s Channel * **Available Variables** `{username}` - Username * `{displayname}` - Server nickname or username * `{game}` - Current playing game (or "General") * `{activity}` - Current activity (or "Chilling") * `{toprole}` - Highest role name * `{number}` - Channel number (1, 2, 3...) * `{number:2}` - Padded number (01, 02...) * `{time}` - Current time * `{date}` - Current date * `{random}` - Random 4 digits * `{emoji}` - Random emoji đŸŽŽđŸŽ¯đŸ†âš”ī¸đŸŽ˛đŸ•šī¸đŸ‘žđŸŽĒ🚀💎đŸ”Ĩ⭐🌟đŸ’ĢđŸŽĩ🎸🎤🎧🌙☀ī¸ * `{server}` - Server name ### Creating more voice chats 1. Head to our dashboard [here](https://dashboard.allinonebot.cc/) 2. After selecting your guild head to "Temp Voice" module 3. Scroll down until you see "Add Join Channel"
4. Save and you're done! ### Configure which buttons you want on the Control Panel 1. Head to our dashboard [here](https://dashboard.allinonebot.cc/) 2. After selecting your guild head to "Temp Voice" module 3. Click "Control Panel" tab 4. ```
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