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*Thanks to @Unlimited Saber Works for making this guide* *Thanks to @Flatbread for making this guide*
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#### Setting Up NadekoBot 0.8 b10 #### Setting Up NadekoBot v0.93.2
###### Prerequisites: ###### Prerequisites:
1) Extra Discord account for your bot (log into it and join the server you want the bot to be on, then log out). 1) NET Framework 4.6
2) NET Framework 4.6 (google and download). - Rename credentials_example.json into credentials.json. (Note: If you do not see a .json after credentials_example.json, do not add the .json. You likely have "Hide file extensions" as enabled.)
- Open up credentials.json. - Go to (https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/me). Log in if you have to with your Discord account. Press "New Application" and fill out an App Name and, optionally, an app description and icon. Afterwards, create the application. Once the application is created, click on "Create a Bot User" and confirm it. You will then see the bot's username, ID and token. Reveal and copy the token and the bot ID.
- For "Username" and "Password", enter the email address and password of the extra Discord account, respectively. Close and save credentials.json. - Open up credentials.json. Paste the token into the Token field, between the quotes. Paste the ID into the BotID field. Save and close credentials.json.
- Start NadekoBot.exe. In a text channel **not a direct message**, type in [.uid @______] without the brackets, filling in the underlined portion with your bot's name and send the message. - Start NadekoBot.exe. In a text channel, **not a direct message**, type in [.uid @______] without the brackets, filling in the underlined portion with your name and send the message. Your bot will reply with a number; this is your ID. Copy this ID and close NadekoBot.exe.
Your bot will reply with a number; this is your bot's ID. Then type in [.uid @_____] without the brackets, filling in the underlined portion with your own name and send the message. Your bot will reply with another number; this is your own ID. Close NadekoBot.exe. - Reopen credentials.json. Paste your ID into the square brackets ("OwnerIds": [1231312313]). You can add multiple owners by separating IDs with a comma. Close and save credentials.json.
- Reopen credentials.json. For "BotId", fill in your bot's ID followed by a comma ("BotId": 78663633663,). For "OwnerIds", fill in your own ID in the square brackets ("OwnerIds": [1231312313]). You can add multiple owners by separating Ids with a comma. - Go into data folder and make sure you have config.json file. If there is no config.json, rename the config_example.json to config.json.
- Close and save credentials.json.
- Go into data folder and make sure you have config.json file. If there is no config.json, rename the config_example.json to config.json. (this is only in 0.9+ releases)
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