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# Quick Setup
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This tool will guide you through creating a category, adding translation channels, creating the required roles, configuring permissions, and optionally creating a reaction role message so users can access the channels.
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## Run the /quicksetup command.
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## Creating / Selecting a Category
One of RITA's best practices is to keep all translation channels organised inside a category. To help keep your server tidy, `/quicksetup` requires you to either create a new category or select an existing one.
Click `Create/Select Category`. You'll then be asked to either create a new category or choose an existing one. In this example we'll create a category called **Instruction Demo**, but you can name it whatever you like.
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## Channel Creation
Next we'll create your translation channels. You can create up to **20 channels** in a single run.
You'll be asked to:
* Enter a name for the channel. In this example we'll use **demo**.
* Select the languages you'd like to use. In this example we'll choose **English, French, German and Spanish**.
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## Role Creation
Next we'll create the Discord roles used to access each language channel.
Discord roles control what members can see and do within your server. RITA uses language roles so members only see the channels for the languages they've chosen, helping keep your server organised and easy to navigate.
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You'll have two options and one optional setting.
First, choose whether you want your language roles to use **full language names** or **abbreviations**.
Next, choose whether you'd like to add a prefix before each role name.
In this example we'll use `Full Name` and add `Demo` as the prefix.
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## Permissions
Next you'll choose which permissions members receive when they are assigned a language role.
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* **View Channel** – Allows members to see the channel.
* **Send Messages** – Allows members to send messages.
* **Read Message History** – Allows members to read previous messages.
* **Add Reactions** – Allows members to react with emojis.
* **Attach Files** – Allows members to upload files and images.
* **Embed Links** – Allows members to send links that display as embeds.
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## Reaction Role
Reaction roles are a simple way for members to choose which language roles they'd like to receive.
If you'd like to create a reaction role message now, click `Create Message`. You can always create one later if you prefer.
If you don't want to create one now, click `Do Not Make Message`.
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You'll then be asked to choose between two message styles:
**Embed** – A cleaner, more modern appearance.
**Plain Text** – A simpler text-only message.
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## Summary
Once the setup is complete, RITA will display a summary showing everything that was created, including the category, channels, roles, permissions and reaction role message (if selected).
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