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# Quick Start

A quick start on using PolSec

## Making a script

You can use the <mark style="color:blue;">**/createscript**</mark> command to make a new script project inside the bot!

You also need to save the keys the bot sends you when you do <mark style="color:blue;">**/createscript**</mark>

**Arguments:**

* scriptname: \<string> The name of your script
* webhook: \<string> A discord webhook where the notifications will be sent

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## Linking your discord server

You need to use the <mark style="color:blue;">**/link**</mark> command to link your script with the discord server!

**Arguments:**

* apikey: \<string> The api key the bot sent you when you did <mark style="color:blue;">**/createscript**</mark>
* role: \<discord role> This role will be able to access the PolSec commands

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## Adding the whitelist to your script

You need to run <mark style="color:blue;">**/apply**</mark> with your script which will automaticly add the whitelist to your script and upload it to the panel if you click the "setup" button

**Arguments:**

* file: Your script that you want to add the whitelist to
* enhancedsecurity: Adds a better anti tamper to your script which can cause performance issues

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## Making a panel

You can make a panel with the <mark style="color:blue;">**/panelsetup**</mark> command

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## TLDR

Run these commands in order if you didnt understand this

1. <mark style="color:blue;">**/createscript**</mark> with your scripts name and a [discord webhook](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKksxz2Gdnc)
2. /link with the api key createscript gave you and the role you want to have access to admin commands (like /whitelist etc)
3. /apply with your script source and click setup
4. Run /panelsetup to get a panel


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