Counters
Counters are placed by writting them in a channel name or topic, if something is between two curly braces ({}), Member Counter will considere it a counter, and it will update it in the next 5 minutes
You can place counters in one of the following places:
In a voice channel name
In a category channel name
In a text channel topic
In a news channel topic
For this example we are gonna use {members}, which counts the total amount of members in your discord server, you will find out more counters below
Create a new channel, or/and edit it, and write {members} in the name or topic, and click 'save changes'
Then, wait at least 15 seconds, and Member Counter will update it:
You can also add multiple counters in one name/topic, and combine them with your own content, here is a example:
If you reach the character limit when you are editing a name/topic, please check
mc!help editChannelYou can see the current counter configurations with
mc!seeSettings, this is useful to add more counters without disabling the previous ones
Edit the channel and write {disable} in the name/topic, Member Counter will replace it to a ✅, that means that you removed all the counters of that channel successfully
You can also delete the channel directly
Counter | What counts? | Premium |
{members} | The total amount of members in the server | No |
{users} | How many users are in the server, it excludes the bots | Yes |
{bots} | How many bots are in the server, it excludes the users | Yes |
{channels} | How many channels has the server | No |
{roles} | How many roles has the server | No |
{connectedmembers} | How many members are connected in all the voice channels in the server | Yes |
{connectedMembers:channelID} | Like | Yes |
{bannedmembers} | How many members are banned | No |
{onlinemembers} | How many members are online | Yes |
{onlineusers} | How many users are online | Yes |
{onlinebots} | How many bots are online | Yes |
{offlinemembers} | How many members are offline | Yes |
{offlineusers} | How many users are offline | Yes |
{offlinebots} | How many bots are offline | Yes |
{membersWithRole:roleID} | This counts how much members has a role or roles, write the roles IDs you wanna count after the | Yes |
{onlineMembersWithRole:roleID} | Like | Yes |
{offlineMembersWithRole:roleID} | Like | Yes |
{http:url} | This will display the returned amount given by the response to the specified resource, the bot will perform a | No |
{http-string:url} | Like | No |
{youtubeSubscribers:channelUrl} | Displays the youtube channel subscribers, replace channelUrl with the desired channel url | Yes |
{youtubeViews:channelUrl} | Displays the youtube channel views | Yes |
{twitchFollowers:channelName} | Displays the twitch channel followers, replace channelName with the desired channel name | Yes |
{twitchViews:channelName} | Displays the twitch channel views | Yes |
{minecraft:address} | Minecraft | No |
{source:address} | Any Source™ based game or a game that uses the A2S protocol for querying stats (Counter Strike, Rust, Ark, Team Fortress 2, GMOD, etc) | No |
{gtasa-mta:address} | Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Multi Theft Auto) | No |
{gtasa-mp:address} | Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (SA-MP) | No |
{gta5-fivem:address} | Grand Theft Auto 5 (FiveM) | No |
{gta5-ragemp:address} | Grand Theft Auto 5 (RAGE MP) | No |
Instead of waiting to see how will be the final result, you can use mc!preview to check how will look your custom counters in a chanel name or topic
Example
mc!preview {onlineMembers} of {members} Online
