How it works
- Paste the channel's ID: turn on Developer Mode in Discord's Advanced settings, right-click the channel and pick Copy Channel ID.
- If you are already in that channel, nothing changes.
- If you are in a different call, the step won't move you unless 'Switch from another call' is on.
- Because joining is visible to other people, the step is never retried on its own.
Routines that use it
Squad up when the game starts
When Game started fires for your shooter, join your team's voice channel and set Discord: mute off.
Stand-up channel
At a time at 09:30 on weekdays joins your team's voice room for the daily check-in.
Stream session
A stream routine joins the co-stream channel, then OBS: switch scene moves to the live scene.
Settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Channel | The voice channel's ID. In Discord, turn on User Settings ▸ Advanced ▸ Developer Mode, then right-click the channel and pick Copy Channel ID. |
| Switch from another call | Leave a call you're already in to join this one. |
Good to know
- Needs the channel's ID from Discord's Developer Mode; there is no channel picker yet.
- Discord has to be open on this PC, and KeyRoutines must have been connected to it once under Integrations ▸ Discord.
Questions
- How do I find a Discord voice channel ID?
- In Discord, open User Settings ▸ Advanced and turn on Developer Mode. Then right-click the voice channel and choose Copy Channel ID.
- Will it kick me out of a call I'm already in?
- No, not by default. It only leaves another call to join this one when you turn on 'Switch from another call'.