KiteER:LC
Show your ER:LC private server's status and players, and announce messages in it.
How it works
The template connects your bot to your Emergency Response: Liberty County private server. /status shows the server's name, player count and join code, and /players lists who's online with their team.
/announce shows a message to everyone in the server, like the :m command in the game. Only members with the Manage Server permission see it. Setup is two steps: enable ER:LC under Integrations in your app with your server key, and authorize Kite once so /announce can run commands.
Before you start
- 1Enable ER:LC under Integrations and add your server key.
- 2Authorize Kite for your server once, so /announce can run commands.
What's inside
Open one to see its blocks.
Create your bot in Kite for free, then add ER:LC from Templates in your app and change anything you like in the editor.
Get startedFrequently Asked Questions
Where do I find my server key?
In ER:LC, open the settings of your private server and copy the server key. Paste it under Integrations in your Kite app.
Can the bot react to what happens in the game?
Yes. ER:LC can send your bot emergency calls and chat messages that start with ;, so you can build your own in-game commands with a webhook event listener. The ER:LC guide in Kite's docs shows how.
Can the bot run other ER:LC commands?
Yes. The Run ER:LC command block runs any command the game accepts, like :kick or :pm. Copy /announce in the editor and change its command.
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