Counting Channels Are Now Configured in the Browser
A counting channel is a text channel where members take turns posting the next number. Levlix tracks the count, catches mistakes, and keeps a high score. Until now every rule had to be set with a slash command. It can all be done from the dashboard instead.
Each counting channel carries its own rules, so a strict channel and a relaxed one can run side by side on the same server.
What You Can Configure
| Setting | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Allow Consecutive Counts | off | Whether one member may count twice in a row |
| Warnings System | on | Whether mistakes are warned and eventually banned |
| Max Warnings | 3 | Mistakes allowed before an automatic ban |
| Ban Hours | 24 | How long that ban lasts |
| Reset on Fail | on | Whether a wrong number resets the count to zero |
| Emoji Only Mode | off | Whether only emoji digits count as valid input |
How Members Count
Levlix accepts four ways of posting the next number, which is what keeps the game interesting past the first hundred:
- Plain numbers.
42 - Emoji digits.
4️⃣2️⃣counts as 42, and🔟counts as 10. These work in any counting channel; Emoji Only Mode makes them the only accepted form. - Arithmetic.
40+2,84/2,(20+1)*2. The operators+,-,*,/and parentheses are supported. - Spelled-out numbers in the channel's language, the server language or English, up to 999,999: in a German channel both
zweiundvierzigandforty-twocount as 42.
Commands That Still Exist
The dashboard replaces the setup commands, not the member-facing ones:
/countopens the counting card: Status shows the current count and high score, My warnings how many mistakes you have on record, Rules the rules of the channel/setupunder Counting is the admin card in Discord: set up a channel, edit its rules, unban members, set, reset or repair the count- Right-click a member, then Apps, for Count Check User and Count Unban
The full setup walkthrough lives in the counting guide.