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Discord Muter

Mute players in your Discord server, after they die.

Works for TTT, TTT2, and Murder.

We all have that friend that likes to shout the name of their killer after they die. It's no fun for anyone involved. This mod lets you cut their mic for a few seconds or, until the round ends. Which-ever suites your team. After about 5-10 seconds, they've usually calmed down and they can re-join to laugh at what's happening.

• Works in Trouble in Terrorist Town (and TTT2: Advanced Update), and Murder.
  
• Remote Node Bot (the node bot and the add-on don't need to be on the same server, but they can be if you want).
  
• Secure & Authenticated connection, so no-one should be hijacking your bot communication.
  
• Discord Server link. When someone connects, they get told to join your server, if they're not already connected.
  
• Mute a Player for the entire round, or simply for a few seconds.
  
• Multilingual support - running a non-English server, then this option is for you. (User-submissions welcomed)
  
  • English
    
  • German
    
  • Turkish (by Ozanky)
    
  • French (by MoskalykA[github.com])
    
  • Spanish (by Santikun[github.com])
    
  • Pirate - I got bored one evening
    
• Automatically connect players when they join your server. If a new player joins, they're on the Discord server already, and use the same name, they'll get connected without even prompting them.
  
• ULX Support:
  
  • Added (Un)Mute in commands menu - Obviously, you can mute and un-mute a player from the ULX menu
    
  • Added Discord Settings
    
    • "Settings" - You can change any of the Console Variables on a per Map basis.
      
    • "Player Connections" - You can add a Steam/Discord ID connection from the ULX menu.
      
• Node Bot "KeepAlive". Some bot hosts kill the bot if they don't get connections after a while. This option will keep the bot running, between sessions.

I can't stress this enough, you need to setup the Node Bot[github.com]. Without the Node Bot, the mod can't talk to your Discord server.

Setting up the bot... Hopefully these will be helpful to some.

1. Fork the Node Bot in Github
   
   • Goto: https://github.com/manix84/discord_gmod_bot/fork
     
2. Create an account on https://signup.heroku.com/ (It's free)
   
3. Create an App...
   
   • Goto: https://dashboard.heroku.com/new-app
     
   • App Name: Use a name like [serverName]-discord-bot. This name will be used for the server name, EG: [serverName]-discord-bot.herokuapp.com.
     
4. Connect To Github: Fill this section in, so that the pipeline is pulling in /discord_gmod_bot
   
5. Add "heroku/nodejs" buildpack.
   
6. Setup Config Vars
   
   • API_KEY: This MUST match the GMod server. It can be anything.
     
   • DISCORD_GUILD: A copy of the Server/Guild ID.
     
   • DISCORD_CHANNEL: A copy of the Voice Channel ID.
     
   • DISCORD_TOKEN: This allows the Discord Bot and the Node Bot to communicate.
     
     • To get the DISCORD_TOKEN, you'll need to create a Discord Bot[github.com]. You'll need to follow these instructions to invite the bot, into your server.
       
   • KEEPALIVE_ENABLED: 1 - This will keep your bot online between sessions.
     
   • KEEPALIVE_HOST: The host name for your bot (EG: [serverName]-discord-bot.herokuapp.com)
     
   • KEEPALIVE_PORT: The host port. Probably "443".
     

If you're struggling to get the Discord Guild/Channel ID, Discord have a guide[support.discord.com] to getting the ID's.

(Those variables that live in /garrysmod/cfg/server.cfg

*Please remember to wrap your URL's in quotes, because the // part of the URL will be treated as a comment.

I'm aware that setting up a Node Bot isn't the easiest thing to do, so I've been working hard recently to add error messages, and status messages into the Bot and the Addon to help self-service repairs.

This might not solve all of the issues, so I setup a Discord server specifically to help anyone that's struggling. You can join via https://discord.gg/yg6KJ8c. I'm always happy to help, even if it takes me a while to reply.

This mod did start off life as TTT Discord Bot, which was written by marcel, before I quickly realised that I'd made so many changes that pushing my code back into the original repository would be virtually impossible. A quick diff between the two projects showed only "end"'s that were left over, so some of the basic structures exist, but not much else... sorry.

If Marcel, or anyone else has a problem with me uploading this version, please drop me a line and I'll take it down. I'm just pretty proud of what I accomplished, as I'd never touched Lua (or GLua) until about 4 weeks ago, and I a lot of people were asking me to share it.

• The Add-on - https://github.com/manix84/discord_gmod_addon
  
• The Node Bot - https://github.com/manix84/discord_gmod_bot