Who Is Studio For?
Studio is designed for ERLC server owners, co-owners, and senior staff members who want more control over their community experience but don’t have a development background. Whether you run a small private server or a large public roleplay community, Studio gives you the tools to automate the repetitive and complex parts of server management.Server Owners
Automate moderation, announcements, and server status updates without relying on a developer.
Staff Teams
Build custom commands and workflows your staff can trigger directly from Discord.
Community Managers
Keep your community informed with automatic in-game event notifications and role assignments.
No-Code Builders
If you’ve never written code before, Studio’s visual block editor is the perfect starting point.
What Problems Does Studio Solve?
Running an ERLC server involves a lot of moving parts. You need to welcome new players, log patrol activity, manage Discord roles, respond to slash commands, and keep staff informed — often all at once. Traditionally, solving these problems required hiring a developer or learning to code. Studio removes that barrier entirely.No Developer Required
Build fully functional Discord bots and in-game automations using visual blocks — no JavaScript, Python, or API knowledge needed.
Real-Time Game Events
React to what’s happening inside your ERLC server the moment it happens, from player joins to command usage.
Persistent Data Storage
Store and retrieve information between automation runs using data variables — track stats, flags, and player records without a separate database.
Always On
Your automations run in the cloud. You don’t need to keep a bot process running on your own machine.
What Can You Automate?
Studio covers five major categories of automation. Each one maps to a set of blocks in the visual editor that you can combine freely.Discord Bot Automations
Build a fully featured Discord bot for your server without any hosting or coding. Respond to slash commands, send messages to channels, post embeds when in-game events occur, and handle button or modal interactions — all through blocks.In-Game Event Responses
React to live ERLC events such as a player joining the server, a player leaving, or other server activity. Use theerlc_when_event trigger block to start an automation the moment something happens in-game, then chain action blocks to respond however you need.
Database & Variable Storage
Use persistent data variables to store information that survives between automation runs. Track how many times a player has joined, record staff patrol times, or flag a user for follow-up — all without a separate database service.AI-Powered Responses
Connect Studio to AI capabilities to generate dynamic, context-aware responses for your community. Handle support questions, moderate content, or create interactive experiences that adapt to what players say.Roblox Verification
Automate the link between your players’ Roblox accounts and their Discord profiles. Trigger role assignments, channel access, and welcome messages the moment a player verifies — no manual checking required.The Visual Block Editor
Every automation in Studio is built inside the workspace — a drag-and-drop canvas where you snap blocks together like puzzle pieces. Each automation starts with an event block (the trigger) and is followed by one or more action blocks (the steps to execute). Value blocks plug into inputs to supply dynamic data such as a player’s name or a message from an event.You can only use blocks from the Studio block catalog. The editor will only offer valid connections, so you can’t accidentally wire incompatible blocks together.