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How To Create and Invite disc-TROJAN-go as a Bot
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# How To Create a Discord Bot | |
In this quick text tutorial, I'll show you how to make a Discord bot. | |
Go to the Discord [Developer Portal](https://discord.com/developers/applications) | |
1. Click on the button in the top-right that says "New Application" | |
2. Enter a name for your application. This can always be changed later and can remain seperate from the bot's name. | |
3. Now that you have your application, Click "Bot" on the left sidebar. | |
4. The last step should've brought you to a landing page with a button and text stating that your app does not have a bot. Click the button that says "Add Bot". Then, click "Yes, do it!". | |
## How To Invite Your Bot / Make Invite Links | |
Now that you have a Discord bot, you have to invite it to a server. To do that, follow the steps below. | |
1. Starting from the last page you were on, click OAuth2 on the left sidebar. | |
2. Scroll down and click Bot under the scopes list. | |
3. Below that, click on the permissions you want your bot to have. Preferably give your bot "admin" privileges for most commands to work | |
Now that you've finished, click "Copy" next to the new URL. Paste that URL into a new tab and invite the bot as usual. | |
4. I suggest inviting this bot to a private server and giving the invite link to an admin of your target server. | |
## Something To Keep In Mind | |
Most grief commands cannot function without the bot having admin permissions! |
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