NixQueue User Guide

NixQueue is a clean, intuitive queue management bot built for content creator communities. It provides interactive embeds and slash commands to manage player queues in real-time perfect for streamer

Twitch | YouTube | TikTok | Discord

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Features

• ✅ Slash command support

• ✅ Interactive button support

• ✅ Role-based access control

• ✅ Real-time queue updates

• ✅ Auto DM help system

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Commands & Button Guide

/createq [#channel] [# of slots]

Who Can Use: @Twitch Mods role and above Purpose: Initializes a new queue with an interactive embed.

Parameters:

• #channel – Required. The Discord text channel to post the embed.

• # of slots – Optional. Sets how many player names are visible in the embed.

  • Defaults to 3

  • This does not limit how many users can join — it only controls visible slots.

Effect:

Creates the queue, posts the embed with Join/Update/Stop/Help buttons, and tracks queue data in the system.

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/joinq or Join Button (No longer available, use button)

Who Can Use: @SUB and @Twitch Mods roles Purpose: Adds the user to the current queue.

Effect:

• Automatically adds the user to the end of the queue.

• Prevents duplicate entries.

• Embed updates in real time (if the user is within visible slots).

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/updateq or Update Button

Who Can Use: @Twitch Mods role and above Purpose: Cycles the embed to the next visible group of queued users.

Effect:

• Players shown in the embed are rotated out.

• The next group of players in line is displayed.

• Current visible players are removed from the queue.

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/stopq

Who Can Use: @Twitch Mods role and above Purpose: Disables new joins without affecting current queue members.

Effect:

• Disables the Join button.

• Blocks /joinq from functioning.

• Does not remove or alter existing queue members.

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/resetq

Who Can Use: @Twitch Mods role and above Purpose: Fully resets and clears the active queue and deletes the embed.

Effect:

• Deletes the queue embed from the original channel.

• Removes all users from the internal queue database.

• Completely shuts down the queue system until /createq is used again.

💡 Best Practice: Use this at the start or end of stream to clear queue system.

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Help Button (❓)

Who Can Use: Everyone Purpose: Sends the user private instructions.

Effect:

• When clicked, the bot sends this guide (a condensed version) via DM.

• Prevents cluttering the channel with how-to messages.

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Common Use Cases

Situation	Action	Result	Can Use
Starting a new queue	/createq #queue 5	Queue embed appears in #queue with 5 visible slots	Moderator
Mod rotates to next group	/updateq or click Update	Next group in queue becomes visible	Moderator
Mod halts queue temporarily	/stopq	New joins blocked, current queue remains intact	Moderator
Mod fully resets after stream	/resetq	Embed removed, queue wiped, system reset	Moderator

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Required Bot Permissions

To function correctly, the bot must have the following permissions in any channel where queues are created:

• Send Messages

• Embed Links

• Read Message History

• Manage Messages

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Notes & Best Practices

• Only one active queue is supported at a time.

• Join button is user-friendly and does not require command usage.

• Moderators can use buttons or slash commands interchangeably.

• The embed updates dynamically — no need to recreate it manually.

• Use /resetq before starting a new game session or stream block.

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Coming Soon

Stay tuned for new features in future releases:

• Multiple simultaneous queue support

• Stream dashboard integration

• Queue export & history logs

• Web UI to manage and monitor queue state

• Twitch-linked auto-role synchronization

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Support & Contact

Need help or want to suggest features? Join our Discord support server or submit feedback directly to the FiveO Development team.