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Rich Presence Activity Tracking (For FiveM and other user owned servers)

SirDerbear

I run a FiveM community and we're having issues track member activity without making people making people fill out a form every week or so.

With Rich Presence it could be used track when a member joins and leaves a server and puts that info (with the persons Steam name) into a google sheet. Maybe even adding up a persons total time on the server on a monthly or weekly basis on the google sheet. It could probably be show through a bot on discord to use as a sort of leaderboard for who has the most time on the server.

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  • The_Red_Freak
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    So, do you mean like tracking the users activity in the Discord or on your FiveM server?


    Because if you need to track them on the FiveM server you could try to write your own mod for FiveM. (It's simple. [I recommend C#. Start here.])

    I "track" my users with a simple message, which is tracked by a bot, they have to react on (with the little emojis). Then i get a list with "inactive" Users.

    But why do you need such a thing? If you don't have a large fanbase you can go through them on the right panel. If you have a large one, you could try to do the Bot thingy i have on my discord.

    ~The_Red_Freak

    Edit: Made Discord and Server difference clearer.

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