3. Setup Unity

Most of what you need has been made for you with prefabs and put into your Hierarchy's Context menu.
This doc will be going over how to set our prefabs up. If you'd like to make your own plugins for the prefab, please refer to "Making a Plugin".

Adding the prefab to your Scene

right click in your Hierarchy to add a new object into your scene, you should see a new option at the bottom on your menu for UdonVR. (That menu is called a Context menu)
Going into that option, you should see a section for DisBridge.
Clicking on the option for DisBridge under that adds the prefab to your scene.
Just to clarify, the Context Menu path for the prefab is UdonVR/DisBridge/DisBridge

Setting up the Prefab

To initially setup the prefab, it is recommended to import your roles from the DisBridge bot.
All you need to do is to click the Import Json button in the top right of the editing tool.
(If you dont have the Json file to import, you can get it by running /guild-status in your server.)
All of your roles should now be in the editing tool.

After importing your roles, you'll need to do some minor edits.
To edit a role, all you need to do is click on the role, and it should expand to show all the options.
You'll need to go though each of your now imported roles and check mark what roles are and aren't support and staff roles.
The Is Supporter and Is Staff check marks are for generic checks. This is so if a plugin doesn't need to know what specific role you're in, and just needs to know if you're a staff member or a supporter.
A role can be both a supporter and a staff member. If you're just using DisBridge to edit a list of names, you dont need to mark any roles as supporters or staff. But it's still recommended to do so.

This would also be where you define the names, color, icons, Creator Economy Products, and any manual usernames of your role.

Variable	Description
Role ID	This is what is used to match your roles in Discord to the roles used in Unity. These must be Unique. If you're not importing any roles from our bot, these can be anything.
Role Name (single)	This would be the singular name of the role, an example would be Developer.
Role Name (plural)	This would be the plural name of the role, an example would be Developers.
Role Color	The color for plugins to use for the role.
Role Icon	The Icon for plugins to use for the role.
Is Staff	This marks your role as a Staff role and will mark the role to be added to the generic Staff list.
Is Supporter	This marks your role as a Supporter role and will mark the role to be added to the generic Supporter list.
Is Booster	This marks your role as your Discord Booster role. You can only have one of these marked, and if you have multiples the PluginManager will use the first one it finds.
Local Usernames	This manually adds people to the role, and will include them when creating the user lists. These users will also be used if your key fails to load, or if no key is used. Manual members will also be used to test permissions in Editor. Duplicate users found in Local Usernames will not be added to the total user list when pulling users from your key.
Creator Economy	These are your CE Products. Adding CE Products to this list will add any users who own that product to this RoleContainer.
Custom Namelist URL	Enabling this will allow you to use custom Namelists with DisBridge. No Support will be offered for custom Namelists and it is not recommended to use this as Namelists are not encrypted and pose a Security Risk. This option is only here to allow people to maintain their own Namelists and import them into DisBridge if they choose to do so. Custom Namelists should be formatted as 1 user per line.

Discord Role Color reference

1abc9c	2fcc71	3498db	9b59b6	e91e63	f1c40f	e67e23	e74b3c	95a6a6	607d8b
0F806A	208b4c	206694	71368a	ad1357	c27c0d	a84301	992d22	979c9f	546e7a

Server Booster Color: f47fff

Legacy

Manually setting up your RoleContainers

manual setup of your role containers is no longer needed in version 8.0+. The recommended way is to use the included editing tool. This is here for Legacy purposes and can be skipped.

Roles are stored in objects called RoleContainers. Your RoleContainers are stored under your DisBrige PluginManager under -- Roles --.
There are 3 ways to add a new RoleContainer.
You can duplicate the current RoleContainer which will make a new one next to the current one. Or you can right click -- Roles -- and add a new RoleContainer found under /UdonVR/DisBridge/Parts/RoleContainer.
If you would like to add the prefab manually it's found in _UdonVR/DisBridge/Prefabs/Parts

The RoleContainer holds all of your roles information. They MUST be under -- Roles -- in the PluginManager and in the same order you have your roles setup as in Discord.
You can find your role order by running /Guild-status and can be re-ordered using /supporter-role reorder

Parts of a RoleContainer:

Variable	Description
Role ID	This is what is used to match your roles in Discord to the roles used in Unity.
Role Name	This is the name of the Role itself.
Role Alt Name	This is the Alt Name of the role, generally this is a Singular name. Example being: If the role was called Developers i would make the Alt name Developer.
Role Icon	The Icon for plugins to use for the role.
Role Color	The color for plugins to use for the role.
Manual Members	This manually adds people to the role, and will include them when creating the lists. These users will also be used if your key fails to load, or if no key is used. Manual members will also be used to test permissions in Editor. Duplicate users found in Manual Members will not be added to the total user list when pulling users from your key.
Is Staff	This marks your role as a Staff role and will mark the role to be added to the generic Staff list.
Is Supporter	This marks your role as a Supporter role and will mark the role to be added to the generic Supporter list.
Is Booster	This marks your role as your Discord Booster role. You can only have one of these marked, and if you have multiples the PluginManager will use the first one it finds.