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FAQ

Someone with the Manage Server permission in the Discord server who also has a Torn API key with faction access. Add the bot.

A Limited Access key, created in Torn’s settings under Preferences, then API. Your Torn API keys.

No. A server belongs to one faction, and a faction to one server.

I removed the bot and added it back. Is my setup gone?

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No, your settings are kept and the bot picks up where you left off. To have a server’s data deleted, see Privacy.

It’s probably pending: the module is ticked, but one of its own required steps isn’t done yet. Open /config and look for the step the hub marks as missing.

In the server’s role list, the bot’s own role has to sit above the role it gives. Drag the bot’s role higher. When the bot runs into this, it says so in the verification channel.

A member says they linked Torn but they aren’t verified.

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Ask them to run /verify again in the verification channel. If Torn still doesn’t know their Discord account, they need to link it from Torn’s own page, and the panel shows how.

Can I verify people who joined before I installed the bot?

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Yes. Open /members and press Verify all. It checks the people who aren’t verified yet, and it doesn’t post a card in the verification channel for each member. Verification.

Check that Chain is turned on, the server has credits, a ping role and a Chain channel are picked, and the server key can read chains. All four alerts are on by default. Chain.

Why does the bot ask for my own API key when I join a chain?

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Joining a chain is something you do, so it uses your key and not the server’s. Your Torn API keys.

What is the difference between normal and queue mode?

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In queue mode the roster takes turns, and the bot pings whoever is up when the chain timer runs low. Normal mode doesn’t do that. Queue mode.

Why does /progress ask me to sign up on TornStats?

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Your battle stat history is kept by TornStats, and the bot reads it with your key. Sign up there with the same key you gave the bot, then press Check again. /gains doesn’t need it. Your Torn API keys.

Leaders see your name and your growth. They see your total only if you turn on Share with leaders in /progress, under Me. Stat tracker.

No. They are worked out from your best gym for each stat and your bonuses, and real gains vary a little from train to train.

Only for premium features. Everything else is free. How credits work.

The bot looks for payments every couple of minutes, so give it a moment, then press Check payment on /subscription. The sender has to be a verified member of your faction and be in your server, and the payment has to be less than 24 hours old. Adding credits.

Premium features switch off and free ones keep working. Adding credits brings the premium features back straight away, and nothing is deleted. How credits work.

You can get back the credits you haven’t used. Refunds.

The bot says it can’t post in a channel.

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The bot needs permission to see that channel and send messages in it. Check the channel’s permissions for the bot’s role. The bot tells your admins in the bot channel once and keeps retrying.

How do I report a bug or ask for a feature?

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Use /report. Reports.

Where can I see what the bot stores about me?

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Your own key is under /key. For everything else, see Privacy.