Antinuke

Impose restrictions on moderators to prevent destructive behavior.

Information

To start using antinuke, you need to need to use antinuke setup.

Antinuke is triggered by a threshold set per user.

Your antinuke should never have to be higher than 5. Antinuke will not work as well if it's threshold is set high. We recommend a threshold between 1 and 5.

Parameters

Name	Description
threshold	Threshold to trigger antinuke
punishment	Action to be taken on trigger
time	Threshold for account age

Review the contents of each antinuke subcommand to see what parameters are supported. All parameters above aren't available to every subcommand!

Punishments

Click the following to view all antinuke punishments available:

Punishments

Admins & Whitelisted

You can whitelist members from triggering antinuke by using antinuke whitelist [user].

You can also grant antinuke admin to a user, which allows them to modify antinuke settings. You can do this by using [prefix] antinuke admin [user]. Only give this to people you trust.

Be careful who you whitelist. They can nuke your server without being detected by antinuke.

Antinuke Logs

You can set a channel to send antinuke logs by using antinuke logs. Whenever antinuke is triggered, a message will be sent to that channel. It is recommended that you set this up.

Antinuke Recommended Configuration

If you don't know how to configure your Antinuke, here is our recommended config for the Antinuke module.

// Role Config
antinuke rolecreate enable 3 strip
antinuke roledelete enable 1 strip
antinuke editrole enable ban
antinuke giverole enable strip

// Channel Config
antinuke channelcreate enable 3 strip
antinuke channeldelete enable 1 strip

// Role Moderation
antinuke kick enable 3 kick
antinuke ban enable 3 kick
antinuke botadd enable strip