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#41

To answer your first reply, thats completely true, but the only way the bot stays online is from requests by the roblox server, so unfortunately even if it was sql you’d have the same issue of the bot not being online.

To the second reply, those numbers are from the api limits by the glitch server, not roblox. Since the glitch server has a tighter call limit, the roblox servers have to abide by the node’s limits, which is why I made the anti-API exhaust.

To the third reply, the way it works is roblox sends a request to the server and if there is any bans waiting to be processed the node will send back the bans via response json, the response from the roblox server is sent via headers in the initial get request, which is why it takes a few seconds for the bot to reply.

You bring fair points to my attention though and its appreciated.

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#42

How would you do this? Did you send it to a trello?

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#43

How would this work? im using your script, but how will this reachh the place? you dont have anything in the code saying that it would actually go to the place except for the liveapp in the script

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#44

The live app doesnt send out requests due to the nature of roblox servers. The roblox servers send in a request and the live app responds with data.

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#45

How can you make it kick the player out of the current game too?

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#46

you do kick script
because that’s how it works

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#47

Interesting, I’ll have to try it out.

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#48

Second line has a spelling mistake. It says roll

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#50

Ah alright. Thanks for letting me know, Ill fix that.

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#51

Will there be more implementations to the default script in the bot coding portion?

E.X: Kicking Players, When A User Gets Banned It Kicks Them Rather Than Waiting On Them To Leave, And Making It Easier For Developers To Add Their Own Roblox Code And Commands Allowing Users To Do All Kinds Of Crazy Stuff To Users From Discord.

Just some extra ideas, although kicking and ban kick would be the best. I would love to see better tutorial recourses for new developers to make their own commands and functions through the bot with ease. Thank you for the contribution and I love the thing itself.

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#52

Good news! I’ve updated the Roblox side server script to version 2.1 which features kicking the player when banned.

I’ve edited my original post with the new file, all you need to do is download it and transfer the URL over.

@V_1rtuaI What I’ve stated above should solve that problem for you now :slight_smile:

To save you some time here is the file: DTR v2.1.lua (3.8 KB)

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#53

Would you be interested in joining my development team?

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#54

It doesn’t seem to be wanting to register my commands. I tested ban earlier and after that it quit working and it wont ban or unban again.

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#55

Are you able to add a kick command by any chance?

#56

The bot will only stay online if you have users in your game. If there is no roblox server available to handle the request the bot will turn off.

#57

Question, is this able to be hosted on visual studio code?

#58

It is possible with a decent amount of advanced configuration. I do not recommend doing so as you’d likely see no increased benefits.

#59

Visual Studio Code is not a host. You mean hosting it on your own machine, which is possible, but not really a good idea for many reasons.

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#61

Isn’t glitch for money, you have to buy it now?

Discord bots cannot be ran 24/7 unless you boost your project.

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#62

Not quite. Glitch did change their system to make it so you only have 1000 project hours a month without the paid version, but thats more than enough to keep a bot online 24/7 for an entire month as there is only around 730 hours a month.

The bot is kept online by the Roblox servers, as long as there is a Roblox server online the glitch app will stay online too. I developed this system to ensure the bot stays online without needing to pay for the service. This is done without using any weird tricks such as self pings.

The way this works is glitch apps come online once they receive a packet from an external server. The server proceeds to stay online until it hears no more packets, then after 5 minutes(?) it will turn back off. Since the system is reliant on getting data from Roblox’s servers, the external server pinging the glitch one is Roblox.

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