The counting game is a low-effort, high-engagement activity that keeps members coming back. Designate any text channel as a counting channel, and Stellar watches every message sent there. Members must post numbers in sequence starting from 1 — if someone sends the wrong number or non-numeric text, Stellar can automatically delete it to keep the channel clean. It is a simple concept that can generate surprising amounts of participation and friendly competition.Documentation Index
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All
/countup commands require the Manage Guild permission to run.How counting works
Once a channel is toggled into the counting system, the bot tracks the current count. Members post one number per message in ascending order (1, 2, 3, and so on). Stellar optionally enforces the rules by deleting messages that break the sequence, so you decide how strict the game is.
Commands
/countup toggle [channel]
Enables or disables a channel as a counting channel. Run the command once to add the channel to the counting system; run it again to remove it.
/countup deletetext [channel]
Toggles automatic deletion of non-number messages in the specified counting channel. When enabled, any message that is not a number is deleted immediately by Stellar.
The channel must already be registered as a counting channel via
/countup toggle before you can use this command./countup deletewrongnumber [channel]
Toggles automatic deletion of incorrect numbers in the specified counting channel. When enabled, any message that contains a number out of sequence is deleted.
Like
/countup deletetext, this command requires the channel to be an active counting channel first.