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# Goodbye...

If users leave your awesome server we can also wish them farewell with the Goodbye part of Welcome & Goodbye

## Setup

To setup the Goodbye System you'll need to run the `/goodbye setup` command this has 2 options and a message customization

### Status

This is whether or not to enable the Goodbye system, set this to Enable if you want to setup the Goodbye system

### Destination

The channel where your goodbye messages will be sent, we recommend setting a channel everyone can view

## Build your message

When you submit the command a form will popup will options to fill in.

<figure><img src="/files/mElapztThEfx2a7H3twA" alt="" width="188"><figcaption><p>The Form</p></figcaption></figure>

**Title:** The title for the embed

**Body:** This the description of the embed, use it to properly say farewell the user leacing your server, to mention the user you can use the `<leavinguser>` variable to have the user mention in the embed\
This has a max length of 1500 characters

**Color:** The color of your embed, this requires a hex code (E.G: #f02213) Google has a nice color picker here: <https://g.co/kgs/mrBYvyR>

## Output

When a user leaves your server Tickets will send your goodbye message.\
Here is an example from a real server below

<figure><img src="/files/fObJ393igu87JcY19tcb" alt="" width="375"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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