Quick Start
Create your first automation in minutes — no coding required.
Core Concepts
Understand events, blocks, variables, and how automations run.
Studio Workspace
Learn the editor layout, block palette, and how to save your work.
Guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for common automation patterns.
What You Can Build
erlc.dev Studio connects your ERLC game server to Discord and gives you full control over what happens when things occur in-game. Here are some popular use cases:Welcome Bot
Greet new Discord members and assign roles automatically.
Event Logging
Post kill logs, join logs, and command logs to a Discord channel.
Slash Commands
Build custom Discord slash commands that control your server.
Moderation Tools
Auto-ban, kick, or timeout players based on in-game events.
AI Responses
Use the built-in AI block to generate dynamic replies and content.
Persistent Data
Store and retrieve data across automation runs with the database blocks.
How It Works
1
Open Studio
Log in to erlc.dev and open the Studio workspace for your server.
2
Choose a trigger
Every automation starts with an event block — such as When Player Joins, When Slash Command, or When Discord Button is clicked.
3
Add actions
Drag action blocks onto the canvas and connect them in sequence. Send a Discord message, assign a role, run an in-game command — or all three.
4
Test and publish
Use the Test Run trigger to run your automation instantly, check the log output, and then activate it for live use.
erlc.dev Studio requires your ERLC server to be linked to your erlc.dev account. Follow the Quick Start guide to connect your server and Discord bot before building automations.