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Levlix Counting Game Guide

The counting module is a fun, collaborative way to keep your community active. Members take turns posting the next number, and the goal is to reach the highest count possible without anyone making a mistake.

Setting Up Your Counting Channel

  1. Create a dedicated text channel in your Discord server (e.g., #counting).
  2. Run /count setchannel in Discord, or configure the channel via the Levlix Dashboard.
/count setchannel channel_id: #counting language: en

Channel Configuration Options

Parameter Default Description
channel_id - The text channel to use for counting
language en UI language (en, de, etc.)
allow_consecutive false Allow the same user to count twice in a row
warnings_enabled true Enable the warning and auto-ban system
max_warnings 3 Number of mistakes before automatic ban
ban_duration_hours 24 How long bans last in hours
reset_on_fail true Reset count to 0 when someone posts the wrong number

How to Count

Members post the next number in sequence. Levlix accepts three input formats:

Direct Numbers

Simply type the next number: 1, 2, 3, 4, ...

Math Expressions

You can use math instead of typing the number directly:

  • 2+2 counts as 4
  • 10-5 counts as 5
  • 3*3 counts as 9
  • 20/4 counts as 5
  • (2+3)*2 counts as 10

Supported operators: +, -, *, /, and parentheses ().

Text Numbers

You can spell out numbers in English or German:

  • English: one, two, three, four, five, ... up to twenty-five
  • German: eins, zwei, drei, vier, fünf, ... up to fünfundzwanzig

Milestone Reactions

Levlix automatically adds reactions to celebrate counting milestones:

Milestone Reaction
Every correct number
Every 25th number
Every 50th number 🔥
Every 100th number 💯

Number emojis (1️⃣-🔟) are not milestone reactions — they are accepted as input instead of typing the digit. See the "Text Numbers" and emoji input section above.

Warning & Ban System

When warnings are enabled, mistakes have consequences:

  1. First mistake: Warning 1/3 issued, message deleted
  2. Second mistake: Warning 2/3 issued
  3. Third mistake: Auto-ban for the configured duration (default: 24 hours)

Warnings automatically expire after 24 hours. Bans are lifted automatically after the configured ban duration.

What Triggers a Warning

  • Posting the wrong number
  • Counting twice in a row (when allow_consecutive is off)
  • Posting invalid input (not a number, math expression, or text number)
  • Near-simultaneous messages from multiple users

User Commands

All member-facing commands live under the /count group, plus a top-level dashboard command.

Command Description
/count status View the current count and next expected number
/count warnings Check your current warning count and ban status
/count rules View the counting rules for this channel
/counting Open the counting dashboard (tabs: Status, Warnings, Rules)

Admin Commands

Command Description
/count setchannel Set up a new counting channel with full configuration
/count-admin Open the admin management dashboard

Admin Dashboard (/count-admin)

The admin dashboard provides:

Feature Description
Channel Select Pick from configured counting channels
Channel Info View current count, rules, warning settings, ban duration
Set Count Manually set the count to any number
Reset to 1 Reset the count and announce in channel
Repair Auto-scan the last 50 messages and sync the count from history
Delete System Completely unregister counting from a channel
Unban User Select and unban a banned user
Setup New Channel Add a new counting channel directly from the dashboard

Context Menu Commands

Right-click on any user to access:

  • Count Unban - Unban a user from counting (requires Manage Guild)
  • Count Check User - View a user's warning count and ban status

Web Dashboard Management

Log into your Levlix Dashboard and select your server to manage counting visually:

  • Allow Consecutive Toggle - Enable or disable solo counting
  • Manual Score Overrides - Set the count to any number to recover from trolls
  • Audit Logs - Every admin action is logged in the Persistent Notification Center
The counting view, showing the configured channel and the current count state
The counting view, showing the configured channel and the current count state

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