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While Discord provides an Audit Log to track some information, but Moderation often requires more. VEGAS watches for all of the most important events and stores it in one easily searchable channel.
Discords built in Audit Log has some issues to say the least. Instead of suffering through that, try VEGAS2's Event Logger! VEGAS2 logs all of the most important information that goes through your server and all in one easily searchable channel. VEGAS2 produces easy to read embeds and logs every bit of information you would need to track down issues or report problems to Discord.
VEGAS2 can track every member event in your server! VEGAS2 will produce an easy to read, color-coded embed everytime a member changes their username, avatar, discriminator or roles! See some examples below.
VEGAS2 will create a logging embed each time a member does the following:
VEGAS2 will also log the following information/permissions about the user on each embed:
This makes it easy to track what a Member is doing in VC!
VEGAS2 will automatically generate a ban log for you! VEGAS2 logs the members name, discriminator, pfp, and ID so staff can watch for potential raids. VEGAS2 will also attempt to pull a Ban Reason from the Discord Audit Log, but Discord is not always consistent. Check out what those embeds look like below!
Large servers have members joining and leaving everyday. Sometimes it can be useful to log some of that information to watch for raids or potential harassment. VEGAS2 will automatically log every member join and leave and log all the relevant information too! VEGAS2 will even provide a "relative account created" and warn you if it is a suspiciously new account!
Message editing is a wonderful feature until it isn't. It can make moderating more difficult if Members change messages after the fact. VEGAS2 can help make a more permanent record behind the scenes! VEGAS2 will automatically generate a logging embed anytime a member edits a message in any channel the bot can see. The embed includes all the relevant information you might want; username, member id, message id, channel id, a link to jump right to the message, the original message, the new message, and when the edit occured! Check out some sample logs below:
