I am proposing to block specific roles from speaking in "bridge" channels defined in the DiscordSRV config. I've noticed that specific users based on their IDs can be blocked, but not roles. An example could be a user with a linked Minecraft account but has been muted in the Discord (user is added to the Muted role). They can still send messages just fine in the "bridge" channel, which can pose an issue (this is because of how Discord's permissions system is set up). I haven't found anything in the Wiki via the search term role.

@Scarsz this would be a great addition.

Something like this would be super useful!

DiscordChatChannelBlockedRoles: ["000000000000000000", "000000000000000000", "000000000000000000"]
DiscordChatChannelBlockedRolesAsWhitelist: false

I want certain roles to be able to type in a Discord channel, but not have their message processed into the game.

This should be handled instead by denying the role's write permission to the channel

I stated this isn't possible due to Discord's permissions system. For example, if the @everyone role globally has SEND_MESSAGES, but you have the linked role configured as Verified and its role added in the bridge channel ith the SEND_MESSAGES permission explicitly set to true, the user can still send messages, even when the Muted role's permission is set to false. Please check the second link in my issue instead of closing it immediately.

Edit: Fix some typos and grammatical errors

Honestly, that just sounds like your permissions need to be edited. Like, for a verification role, make @everyone have SEND_MESSAGES off globally, then have Verified have it on globally, and leave channel permissions for both roles neutral.

Then, your muted role will work correctly.

This should be handled instead by denying the role's write permission to the channel

I stated this isn't possible due to Discord's permissions system. For example, if the @everyone role globally has SEND_MESSAGES, but you have the linked role configured as Verified and its role added in the bridge channel ith the SEND_MESSAGES permission explicitly set to true, the user can still send messages, even when the Muted role's permission is set to false. Please check the second link in my issue instead of closing it immediately.

Edit: Fix some typos and grammatical errors

Honestly, that just sounds like your permissions need to be edited. Like, for a verification role, make @everyone have SEND_MESSAGES off globally, then have Verified have it on globally, and leave channel permissions for both roles neutral.

Then, your muted role will work correctly.

We've already had this discussion. I wouldn't have posted this issue if your comment was the case. Please read into this some more because it sounds to me like you might have missed some important information in this issue.

Implemented in the above PR, available in v1.25.0

This should be handled instead by denying the role's write permission to the channel

This should be handled instead by denying the role's write permission to the channel

I stated this isn't possible due to Discord's permissions system. For example, if the @everyone role globally has SEND_MESSAGES, but you have the linked role configured as Verified and its role added in the bridge channel ith the SEND_MESSAGES permission explicitly set to true, the user can still send messages, even when the Muted role's permission is set to false. Please check the second link in my issue instead of closing it immediately.

Edit: Fix some typos and grammatical errors

I stated this isn't possible due to Discord's permissions system.

You didn't explain your situation thoroughly enough for it to be apparent why this is a problem with Discord's permission system.

Please check the second link in my issue instead of closing it immediately.

I'm aware of how Discord permissions work.

After you've given an explanation, I agree that this could be something that's implemented.