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# Welcome

| Name                            |                         Description                        |                                                                                                Usage |
| ------------------------------- | :--------------------------------------------------------: | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| t!setwelcomechannel  <#channel> |         Set a welcome channel for where users join.        |                                                                         t!setwelcomechannel #welcome |
| t!setwelcomemsg \<message>      |       Set a message for when a user joins the server.      | t!setwelcomemsg Hey $username, welcome to $serverName\[$guildID]! We now have $membersCount members! |
| t!setwelcomecard \<on/off>      | Enable or disable the welcome card in the welcome message. |                                                                                  t!setwelcomecard on |
| t!setwelcomebg \<link>          |      Set an image background for the welcome message.      |   t!setwelcomebg [https://i.imgur.com/3LnluL4.png](<https://i.imgur.com/3LnluL4.png&#xD;&#xA;>)&#xD; |
| t!setwelcomecolor <#color>      |         Set an embed color for the welcome message.        |                                                                            t!setwelcomecolor #0018FF |
| t!welcomemention \<on/off>      |  Set if users should be mentioned in the welcome message.  |                                                                                  t!welcomemention on |
| t!autorole <@role>              |      Automatically gives users a role when they join.      |                                                                                   t!autorole @Member |
| t!setleavechannel <#channel>    |         Set a leave channel for where users leave.         |                                                                           t!setleavechannel #goodbye |
| t!setleavemsg \<message>        |      Set a message for when a user leaves the server.      |                                       t!setleavemsg $username#$discriminator\[] has left the server! |
| t!setleavecard \<on/off>        |   Enable or disable the leave card in the leave message.   |                                                                                    t!setleavecard on |
| t!setleavebg \<link>            |       Set an image background for the leave message.       |     t!setleavebg [https://i.imgur.com/3LnluL4.png&#xD;](<https://i.imgur.com/3LnluL4.png&#xD;&#xA;>) |
| t!setleavecolor <#color>        |          Set an embed color for the leave message.         |                                                                              t!setleavecolor #0018FF |


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