Prefix & Language
Change the Netrcol command prefix and pick the language your Fluxer server replies in, so every command and bot message matches your community.
Topics: prefix, language, locale, translate, settings
Netrcol works out of the box with the default prefix ! and English messages. You can change both per server at any time. Changing either one requires the Manage Server permission — see Permissions & Roles.
Command prefix
The prefix is the character (or short string) you put in front of every command, like the ! in !help. The default is !.
View the current prefix
Run the command with no arguments:
!prefixNetrcol replies with the active prefix and reminds you that mentions also work.
Change the prefix
!prefix ?After this, every command uses the new prefix — for example ?help instead of !help.
A prefix must follow these rules:
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 1 to 12 characters |
| No spaces | !! or bot are rejected |
| Not empty | At least one character |
| Not a mention | @ prefixes are rejected — mentions already work automatically |
Reset to default
To go back to !, use any of reset, default:
!prefix resetMentions always work
No matter what prefix you set, you can always run commands by mentioning the bot. This is handy if someone forgets the custom prefix:
@Netrcol helpTip: If commands suddenly stop responding, the prefix may have been changed. Mention the bot with
@Netrcol prefixto see the current one.
Server language
Netrcol can speak multiple languages. The language setting controls the bot's reply messages for the whole server. The default is English.
Supported languages
| Code | Language |
|---|---|
en | English |
tr | Türkçe |
de | Deutsch |
Common aliases are also accepted — for example english, turkish, or german.
View the current language
!languageThis shows the active language and the full list of supported codes.
Change the language
!language trAll bot messages in this server will switch to the selected language.
Note: The web dashboard has its own language selector that only affects *your* view of the dashboard. It is independent from the server language set with
!language, which affects messages the bot sends in chat.
Next steps
- Review the permissions Netrcol needs
- Browse the full command reference