> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://typicalutility.gitbook.io/typical-utility/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://typicalutility.gitbook.io/typical-utility/commands/levels.md).

# Levels

| Name                            |                           Description                           |                                                                       Usage |
| ------------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| t!leveling \<on/off>            |             Enable/disable leveling in your server.             |                                                               t!leveling on |
| t!xpcooldown \<time>            |  Customize the cooldown of how fast users earn XP when talking. |                                                            t!xpcooldown 30s |
| t!rank <@user>                  |        Displays your current level, rank, and experience.       |                                                       t!rank @TypicalxJudan |
| t!rankcard \<link>              |              Change background for your rank card.              | t!rankcard [https://imgur.com/NEXyAsU.png](https://i.imgur.com/NEXyAsU.png) |
| t!setreward  \<level> <@role>   |                   Set role rewards for levels.                  |                                                       t!setreward 5 @Level5 |
| t!rewards                       |                Displays your level role rewards.                |                                                                   t!rewards |
| t!setrank  \<level> <@user>     |                      Change a users' rank.                      |                                                  t!setrank 2 @TypicalxJudan |
| t!setlevelmsg \<message>        |                    Set the level up message.                    |   t!setlevelmsg {mention} You leveled up! You've advanced to Level {level}! |
| t!lvlchannel <#channel>         |               Set a channel for level-up messages.              |                                                       t!lvlchannel #levelup |
| t!blacklistmessage \<message>   | Set messages that won't allow users to gain XP if they're sent. |                                                    t!blacklistmessage  nope |
| t!unblacklistmessage \<message> |        Remove blacklisted messages for users to gain XP.        |                                                   t!unblacklistmessage nope |
| t!blacklistedmessages           |    View all blacklisted messages preventing users to gain XP.   |                                                       t!blacklistedmessages |
| t!blacklist <#channel>          |       Blacklist channels to prevent users from gaining XP.      |                                                      t!blacklist #nolevelup |
| t!unblacklist <#channel>        |         Unblacklist channels to allow users to gain XP.         |                                                    t!unblacklist #nolevelup |
| t!blacklistedchannels           |    View all blacklisted channels preventing users to gain XP.   |                                                       t!blacklistedchannels |


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