# Moderation

## Overview <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>

Moderation commands require some basic setup before they can be used. This includes **moderation logs**, **mute roles**, and the **jailed role & channel**.

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

#### Creating the case logs & jail role

*Jail is a feature similar to mute, but it restricts users from all channels except `#jail`*

Use the `;setjail` command to create the case logs channel and jail role.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Creating the necessary mute roles

*This will create a **image mute**, and **reaction mute** role.*

Use the `;setmute` command to create the necessary mute roles.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

Upon completion of the setup, you’ll notice a few new roles and channels in your server.

* **Image Muted** - Used to restrict users from uploading attachments.
* **Reaction Muted** - Used to restrict users from reacting to messages.
* **Jailed** - Used to restrict users from all channels except the `#jail` channel.
  * The jailed role can be renamed since it’s found by its id.

## Invoke Messages <a href="#invoke-messages" id="invoke-messages"></a>

You can customize the response for moderation commands and the direct message which will be sent after punishing the user.

The following moderation commands can be customized:

* `jail`, `kick`, `ban` & `mute`

{% hint style="info" %}
The `message` parameter can be raw text or an [embed](https://github.com/EvelinaServices/docs/blob/main/security/broken-reference/README.md) with dynamic [variables](/resources/scripting/variables.md).
{% endhint %}

Command response:

```
;invoke message (command) add [code]
;invoke message (command) add Kicked, {member.mention}
```

Direct messages:

```
;invoke dm (command) add [code]
;invoke dm (command) add Kicked, {member.mention}
```


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