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Creating Player Records

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Via CMS Panel

New player records can be created directly from the ER:LC server dashboard.
  • Kick and Ban records automatically execute the corresponding in-game commands.
  • Disciplinary Point records add a specified number of points to a user and can be used for warnings or punishments.
  • Note records allow staff to store important information or observations about a player.

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Via In-Game Vision

Users with the CMS desktop application can use Vision with a hotkey to open an in-game overlay and quickly add records to the nearby player.

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Via Discord Bot

Player records can be added via Discord bot by using the /erlc record command.
  • ServerID specifies the ER:LC server you wish to add this player record to.
  • Player is a selected Discord user or Roblox user ID.
  • Type is the type of player record (kick, ban, disciplinary, note, etc.)
  • Additional inputs may be needed for reasoning, points, etc.

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Via In-Game Command

Players in-game can use the :log command to create records.Syntax: :log record [type] [player name] [points - optional] [reason]Example: :log record note John This is an example note!Record Types:Players can also manage their timeclock in-game using the :log command.Learn more about in-game timeclock commands here.

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Adding Custom Record Types

Communities can configure additional custom record types in the Moderation panel.

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Searching Player Records

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Search Filters

Find a specific record by expanding the filter menu on the Latest Activity section to specify a record’s type, staff member, user, and date range.

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In Latest Activity

Click the orange icon to toggle the latest activity from viewing all activity logs and records to viewing only recently added records.

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In Player Activity

Click any player to open their account modal. You can view all recent activity and records in the Activity expansion area. Additionally, click the orange icon to toggle from viewing all activity logs and records to viewing only recently added records.

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Editing Player Records

Click any player record to open it in the editor. Here, you can modify the record and view the record’s edit history.