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Setting a Ticket Category

Subcommand: .ticket category
Help: Define the category where all tickets will be created. If you don’t want to use ticket topics and prefer a default category, use "default".
Syntax: .ticket category (categoryID)
Example: .ticket category 289541825812951
If you don’t use topics and want tickets to go to a specific category, use "default" as the category name.

Assigning a Support Role

Subcommand: .ticket support
Help: Set a role that can view, close, and manage tickets, including adding or removing members.
Syntax: .ticket support (role)
Example: .ticket support @TicketManager

Managing Ticket Topics

Subcommand: .ticket topic
Help: Add, edit, and organize multiple ticket topics for better ticket sorting and management.
Syntax: .ticket topic add (name) [emoji]
Example: .ticket topic add Support :support:
Edit existing topics using the following commands:
?ticket topic name <topic> <name>
?ticket topic emoji <topic> <emoj>

Creating a Ticket Embed

Subcommand: .ticket setup
Help: Generate the ticket panel with a button. You can use the default template or create your own custom embed.
Example: .ticket setup
Want a custom embed instead of the default? Use our Embed Builder. Once finished, click “Generate Code” then “Copy Code”. For more information regarding variables, see our Placeholders Guide, and for more embed options, visit the Embed Documentation. After you have finished Customizing your embed, click on “Generate Code” button and copy it with “Copy Code” button
Syntax: .ticket setup [code]
Example: .ticket setup {embed}$v{color: #800080}$v{title: Ticket Setup}$v{description: Create a ticket using the button below}