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# Getting Started

## 2. Getting Started

### 2.1 How to invite RocketBot

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### Step: Open the invite link

Click the official RocketBot invite link.
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### Step: Select a server

Select the server where you want to add RocketBot.
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### Step: Grant permissions

Grant the bot the required permissions to function properly:

* Send messages
* Embed links
* Manage messages (optional for some games)
* Add reactions
* Use slash commands

⚠️ Make sure you are an admin of the server or have the "Manage Server" permission to invite RocketBot.
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### 2.2 Server Setup Required

To fully enjoy <mark style="color:$primary;">RocketBot</mark>, it's recommended to set up the following channels:

Recommended Channel Setup

* <mark style="color:$primary;">General / Social channels</mark> - For fun commands and social interactions.
* <mark style="color:$primary;">Game channels</mark> - For arena games and e-dates.
* <mark style="color:$primary;">Rocket Dial channel</mark> - The channel name must include `rocket-dial` to use Rocket Dial commands.
* <mark style="color:$primary;">Pokémon Catch channel</mark> - The channel name must include `catch` to use Pokémon Catch commands.

💡 Tip: For a smoother experience, separate game and fun commands into dedicated channels to prevent clutter.


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