PandeHelper

Setting up a Tracker Channel

The original purpose of PandeHelper was to have a way to log all tile captures so they could be easier to check during or after the event.

  1. Create a new channel, let's name it #tile-claim
  2. Execute the command /tickets track channel:#tile-claim

The channel is now tracked as a Tracker Channel!

Setting up a tracker channel

Logging tile captures

This is what your team members should be doing.

  1. When a member starts a tile, they should write its code in the Tracker Channel.
  2. Once they complete it, they should react to their own message with the emoji "👍" or "✅".
Info

Tile captures are not logged while CT is not active. If you try doing some tests in a day where there is no CT, the tile won't get logged: don't worry, that's normal! Since CT has a very predictable schedule, the bot automatically knows when a new event starts, and which number it is.

Logging a tile capture

Why do I have to react?

Why do I have to react to my message? Isn't typing the tile code enough?

A tile message without a reaction means that it's easy for other members to see that someone else has already claimed and/or is doing a tile. The bot also keeps that in mind, if you try to start a tile someone else is already doing it will react to your own message with ⚠️.

Checking tile captures

Team members can check general ticket usage via the following commands:

  • /tickets view General overview of tiles captured in a certain tracked channel
  • /tickets member In-depth view of what a specific member has captured
  • /tickets tile In-depth view of when a specific tile has been captured, and by whom.

In all 3 commands, the channel parameter should be a Tile Capture channel that is being tracked, so you should have set it up beforehand.