Setting up the Scenario Discord Bot

Invite the bot to your server and assign a model to a channel

Invite the Bot to Your Server

     The method for inviting the Discord bot to your server is relatively easy. You will need to be an administrator on within the server you wish to invite it to; if you did not create the server yourself, you may need to reach out to your administrator to grant you the correct access. After following the link by clicking here ; the following steps will get you started.

Step 1: Input your API Key

Type /setup in the message bar, select it and press enter:


Agree to the Terms & Conditions by clicking the green ‘I agree’ button:


Select ‘Input api key’ by clicking on the blue button:


Input your API Key
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Please note the format is : "API key" and "API secret" joined by a "single colon"
as pictured below; you will paste your API Key into the box, type a colon, and then paste your ‘secret’ without any additional spaces added. Then click Submit.


After submitting correctly you will receive a confirmation message:

Step 2: Set up your first channel

     It's now time to set the bot in motion. After inputting the API, you'll gain access to both public and private models within the specified profile. The bot enables you to allocate one model for each channel you select, giving you control over which members of your server have permission to use a specific model, based on the chosen channel.

Type /settings, select it and hit enter:


Click Channel Settings:


From the Channel Settings Menu, Click Set a Private Model or Set a Public Model:


You will now be on the Model Setup Menu. Click ‘Select a Model’


You can now Select which Model you would like to associate to the channel:


Please note the page selection function, click the left and right arrows to browse between available pages:


Select the Channel on your Server that will host the Model, remember to use blue left and right arrows to scroll through lists of available channels:

Now you can select the settings you want for the Model, including Guidance, Strength, Inference Steps, Inference Type, Prompt Embed, and even the display name of the Model.

Set the Model permissions, controlling what parameters can be adjusted while generating images, click Finish when complete.

The Model is now set to the channel