Skyblock Maniacs

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Skyblock Maniacs is the most popular discord server for connecting carriers with clients across a variety of services in Hypixel Skyblock. I have been a developer at SBM since late 2023, contributing to and reviewing pull requests for the Discord bot that oversees the server.

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Some of my contributions included:

• Carrier Application Overhaul - I completely overhauled carrier applications to automate repetitive staff tasks, improve the applicant experience, and better the future outcomes of carriers. As part of this, I identified key areas in which carriers would fail to follow the rules and added short multiple choice quizzes to target and rectify these problem areas.
• Service Staff Alerts - Service Staff review tickets, resolve disputes between clients and carriers, and ensure rules are being followed. I created a system to detect when staff intervention was likely needed to identify potential issues faster and improve response times.
• Duo Carries - Many carriers pair up to work as a duo to carry a user. I upgraded the bot to fully support both carriers claiming the ticket and gaining score, as well as a system to request another carrier to duo with you.
• Staff Role Gradients - At the end of every month, the role colours and icons of the staff roles are updated to a new gradient. I created a tool to automate this process by allowing custom gradients to be created and applied, and by automatically generating and applying the new role icons.
• Moderation & Debugging tools - I created a variety of tools to help staff members manage tickets and maintain service quality, such as commands to forcefully update/lock tickets, systems to track and rank user stats, etc.
• Migrating Legacy Code - A variety of commands and systems were still handled using old, legacy bots. I migrated some of these features to the new bot that is currently in use.
• Bug fixes / Quality of Life - I fixed a wide range of bugs, such as API errors resulting in some commands not working, ticket names glitching and being messy, some commands not loading on startup, etc.

Project Tracker

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Project Tracker is a supplementary discord bot I developed to help track the development of features for the SBM bot. It:
• Syncs with GitHub pull requests to provide non-development team members with updates on feature progress.
• Provides a centralised place for discussion and progress updates for different projects.
• Provides team members with updates on what they need to fix, review, test, etc.

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In Hypixel Skyblock, melody puzzles take a varying amount of time based on RNG and ping. Upon request, I developed a bot to allow users to easily calculate how likely (or unlikely) it is for a melody to take a certain amount of time.

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Example command usage

PvP Review Bot is a custom commission developed to handle paid 1.9+ PvP training and gameplay review. Users can open a ticket from a #info-and-purchase channel or similar, which contains a fully customisable embed. They can select a gamemode from a customisable list (modifiable with /config gamemodes add/remove, and they are also asked to input their Minecraft username, timezone, and preferred payment method. This sends a training request to a #review-requests channel, where the trainer (Marlow) can accept / deny the request. Each user can only have one pending training request at a time to prevent spam.

Once a training request has been accepted, a ticket is created for that user in a configurable Gameplay Review Requests category, posting the user's inputted information into a fully customisable embed. Once payment has been processed, the trainer can then press a 'Mark Paid' button, moving the ticket into a configurable Gameplay Review (Paid) category and giving the user a Customer role. When a paid ticket is closed, the bot will ask the user to leave a positive or a negative review. This review is then sent to a #reviews channel and the positive review counter in the profile embed is updated.

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Ticket Bot

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Ticket Bot is an advanced ticketing management system, with its most unique selling point being the ticket panels being fully customisable from inside Discord. The bot stores all of its data per-server, meaning one instance of the bot can handle the tickets for an unlimited number of discord servers.

The bot allows users to create tickets using the ticket configs provided by server staff, with extensive customisability being supported. Server staff can setup which users and roles (and optionally the ticket owner) can manage the ticket; they can also configure the category, name template, maximum number of tickets per user, and default role overrides for each individual ticket config. Users and roles can be added to tickets as either a viewer or a manager. As previously stated, the ticket panels and starting messages are fully configurable from inside Discord.

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Review Bot is a useful tool for community members to build trust within their server by gaining reviews from other members. Reviews are stored in one channel for easy customisable lookup by members. Members can also view another user's review overview - this contains the target's received reviews and their average rating.

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Suggestion Manager

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Suggestion Bot allows users to submit suggestions easily by typing in a text channel. The bot then converts these into a neatly formatted embed with buttons to allow other community members to vote and a thread to discuss the suggestion in. A ratelimit can be applied to the channel to prevent users spamming suggestions. Staff members can accept/deny these suggestions with an optional reason using the /suggestion command. To keep the suggestions channel clean, staff have the option of sending accepted and denied suggestions to their own channels; however, they can keep all suggestions in the on channel if they wish. This preference can be set using the /suggestion set-channel command.

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Role Assignment System (RAS) manages roles for a community server. The bot allows users to assign or unassign themselves specific roles by reacting with corresponding emojis to a message. The bot can also automatically display the list of available roles and the emojis associated with them for each panel of roles. Alternatively, users can have reaction roles added to a message sent by themself, another user, or another bot. Users are able to view their current roles and all available roles at any time through the /roles command. Server staff can setup and manage reaction roles and panels through the /reaction-role command.

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Giveaway Bot

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Giveaway Bot allows server staff to create and run giveaways for their community. The bot allows users to enter or leave the giveaways by clicking a button on the messages. When creating a giveaway, staff can set a prize, duration, number of winners, a message, and optionally a role requirement. The bot uses a MongoDB database to ensure all giveaways persist after restart - if a giveaway ends while the bot is down, it will be automatically ended when the bot next starts and only entries from before the giveaway ended will be counted. Server staff can setup and reroll giveaways through the /giveaway command.

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