Setting Up XP Multipliers

Why Would You Need This?
With Pepe Manager you can control various different XP multipliers, and you can let them apply to different users in different situations to reward different stuff! A very common use-case is the rewarding of Boosters with a higher XP multiplier! You can also change your entire server multiplier if you think people are leveling up a bit too quickly for your liking, or you can also give more XP in channels where people might not talk often!
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Make sure you have leveling set up
Before following this guide, please make sure that you have correctly set up leveling in your server already. If you need guidance in doing so, please follow our guide here:
Setting Up Server XP/Leveling
Understanding Multipliers
Multipliers might take some getting used to, but don't worry! That's what this guide is for! Multipliers essentially take the amount of XP a user would normal receive for a valid message, and multiply it by however much the multiplier is set to. For example if a user gains 34 XP for one message, but the server has a global multiplier of x1.5, they will actually receive 51 XP.  

However, multipliers can also be set below 1, meaning a multiplier of x0.5 is valid, but that does signify a 50% XP gain, but rather a 50% XP loss. Any multiplier that is above 1 will give more XP, and any multiplier that is below 1 will take away XP.
If you prefer to think in percentages; a multiplier of x1.5 equals a 150% XP gain, and a multiplier of x3.4 equals a 340% XP gain.
Understanding the Hierarchy
When you have more than one multiplier currently active, a hierarchy is established to decide which multiplier is used in which circumstance. Role multiplier hierarchy is a bit different and will be explained in this section.
Lets say that we have a global multiplier of x1.1, a channel multiplier of x1.5 in #Channel-A, a channel multiplier of x0.75 in #Channel-B and another #Channel-C with no multiplier:
Multiplier
Application
x1.1
Global
x1.5
#Channel-A
x0.75
#Channel-B
None
#Channel-C
Based on this, we now want to know what multiplier will be used in each channel.
If we talk in #Channel-A, the multiplier of #Channel-A will be used, since it is the highest one currently applicable.
If we talk in #Channel-B, the global multiplier will be used, since the channel multiplier is lower than the global one.
If we talk in #Channel-C, the global multiplier will be used, since there is no channel multiplier set at all.
Whenever applicable, the highest multiplier will always be used!
Setting Global Multipliers
Global multipliers, as the name suggests, apply to the entire server regardless of role, channel, permissions, etc. They can be useful when you want to regulate the total XP gain on your server, for example if you find that your members are gaining XP a bit too quickly, introducing a global multiplier that is less than 1 will lower the amount of XP gained globally. To add a global multiplier, you can type the following command:
Where < > implies a required parameter
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p!config set xpMultiplier global <Multiplier>
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Using Global Multipliers you can change the leveling curve to match that of other popular bots!
 *Assuming Default XP Options & Multipliers

AmariBot • x0.09
Atlas • x0.22
Arcane • x0.87
MEE6 • x0.65 
Setting Channel Multipliers
Channel multipliers allow you to set multipliers on a per-channel basis, but not only that, they also let you set multiple channels to the same multiplier, or set different multipliers for several different channels! To add a channel multiplier, you can type the following command:
Where < > implies a required parameter
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p!config set xpMultiplier channel <Multiplier> <Channel/ChannelID/ChannelMention>
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Setting Role Multipliers
Role multipliers work in much the same way as channel multipliers. You can assign several different roles to the same multiplier or create different multipliers for different roles! To add a role multiplier, you can type the following command:
Where < > implies a required parameter
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p!config set xpMultiplier role <Multiplier> <Role/RoleID/RoleMention>
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Changing Role Multiplier Hierarchy
If you haven't read how the regular multiplier hierarchy works, please read that section first.
Role hierarchy by default is managed in the exact same way as all other multipliers; the highest applicable multiplier will be used regardless of the role hierarchy. However, you can change the prioritisation of which multiplier is used by toggling it in the config. 
If you do so, the highest role that a user has that also has a multiplier attached to it will be used, even if a lower ranking role has a higher multiplier. To toggle role hierarchy prioritisation, you can type the following command:
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p!config toggle prioritiseMultiplierRoleHierarchy
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Final Words
And that's it! You've successfully learnt how to use XP Multipliers in Pepe Manager!
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Contents

Why Would You Need This?

Video Tutorial

Guide

Make sure you have leveling set up

Understanding Multipliers

Understanding the Hierarchy

Setting Global Multipliers

Setting Channel Multipliers

Setting Role Multipliers

Changing Role Multiplier Hierarchy

Final Words