Timeouts

⏳ How to Timeout a User

Pluto.exe supports temporary timeouts with logging, database tracking, and private confirmation responses.

🔨 Timeout a Member

Use the /timeout command with two required arguments:

• user — who you want to timeout

• duration — how long (e.g., 10s, 5m, 1h, 2d)

• reason — why they’re being timed out

Example:

/timeout 9845098679806 10m spamming links  

What Happens:

• Pluto.exe applies the timeout immediately.

• The user is notified via DM (if possible).

• A modlog embed is sent to the modlog channel (if set).

• The timeout is recorded in the database.

🔁 Hybrid Command Shortcut

You can also use a text-based shortcut:

p!t 9845098679806 10m spamming links  

Both slash and prefix versions function the same.

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🧯 Important Notes

Duration Format

• Supported units: s = seconds, m = minutes, h = hours, d = days Example: 30s, 15m, 2h, 1d

Role Limitations

• You cannot timeout someone with a higher or equal role.

• You cannot timeout yourself.

• Bots cannot be timed out.

Logging Behavior

• If a modlog channel is configured, an embed will be sent with full details.

• If not, the timeout will still be processed, but no log will be recorded publicly.

• A warning note will be included in your response if logging is unavailable.

Command Visibility

All responses to /timeout and p!t are private (ephemeral) to the user executing the command.

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✅ Summary

Use Pluto.exe’s timeout feature to temporarily mute disruptive members while keeping logs clean and structured. For full visibility, configure your modlog channel using:

/setmodchannel #your-channel