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@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ In your bin/debug folder (or next to your exe if you are using release version),
When you clone the project, make sure to run `git submodule init` and `git submodule update` to get the correct discord.net version When you clone the project, make sure to run `git submodule init` and `git submodule update` to get the correct discord.net version
**Nothing was buffered music error?** make sure to follow the guide on google api key and ffmpeg [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7v02MXNLeI)
**This is how the credentials.json should look like:** **This is how the credentials.json should look like:**
```json ```json
{ {
@ -59,6 +57,8 @@ Next to your exe you must also have a data folder in which there is config.json
- If you want to have music, you need to download FFMPEG from this link http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ (static build version) and add ffmpeg/bin folder to your PATH environment variable. You do that by opening explorer -> right click 'This PC' -> properties -> advanced system settings -> In the top part, there is a PATH field, add `;` to the end and then your ffmpeg install location /bin (for example ;C:\ffmpeg-5.6.7\bin) and save. Open command prompt and type ffmpeg to see if you added it correctly. If it says "command not found" then you made a mistake somewhere. There are a lot of guides on the internet on how to add stuff to your PATH, check them out if you are stuck. - If you want to have music, you need to download FFMPEG from this link http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ (static build version) and add ffmpeg/bin folder to your PATH environment variable. You do that by opening explorer -> right click 'This PC' -> properties -> advanced system settings -> In the top part, there is a PATH field, add `;` to the end and then your ffmpeg install location /bin (for example ;C:\ffmpeg-5.6.7\bin) and save. Open command prompt and type ffmpeg to see if you added it correctly. If it says "command not found" then you made a mistake somewhere. There are a lot of guides on the internet on how to add stuff to your PATH, check them out if you are stuck.
- **IF YOU HAVE BEEN USING THIS BOT BEFORE AND YOU HAVE DATA FROM PARSE THAT YOU WANT TO KEEP** you should export your parse data and extract it inside /data/parsedata in your bot's folder. Next time you start the bot, type `.parsetosql` and the bot will fill your local sqlite db with data from those .json files. - **IF YOU HAVE BEEN USING THIS BOT BEFORE AND YOU HAVE DATA FROM PARSE THAT YOU WANT TO KEEP** you should export your parse data and extract it inside /data/parsedata in your bot's folder. Next time you start the bot, type `.parsetosql` and the bot will fill your local sqlite db with data from those .json files.
**Nothing was buffered music error?** make sure to follow the guide on google api key and ffmpeg [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7v02MXNLeI)
Enjoy Enjoy
##List of commands ##List of commands