Server Setup

Prerequisite

These steps depend on a working bot after successful installation.

This bot is managed with Slash Commands. If you're unfamiliar with Discord Slash Commands, look here: Slash Commands Overview
Remember, you can't use a command in a channel the bot can't read and send messages in.

Buttons

To play the game, server members need a way to click the registration button, and zombies need a way to click the tag logging button. Let's create those now.

Go the channel you want the registration button in. It is recommended that this channel be one dedicated to information about the game. Send the command /post_button and selection "registration" as the button_1 option.

Info

If you don't like where the registration button sits in the channel, you can always delete it and try again later. The buttons are quite forgiving.

Do the same for the tag_logging button in the same channel you configured as the report-tags channel. You can get creative and post this button in other places too, but be warned: anyone who can click the button can try to log a tag, even humans. It is designed this way so you are responsible for setting up the server roles, permissions, and channels to keep humans and zombies where you want them.

It is also recommended that you create a channel purely for sending the bot commands, and leave it muted. No need to clutter up other channels with that. Remember to give the bot access to it.

Commands

Discord lets you manage command permissions through Server Settings / Integrations / [Your Bot]. Here you can give permissions to certain members and roles to use categories of commands. By default, everyone can use everything. That's bad, so restrict most commands to only your admins. The /code command is designed to be used by players though.

Recommended Starting Permissions

This is a good default permission setup to begin with. Disable commands for the @everyone role, and enable them for your administration role. Enable the bot in all channels. Override the permissions for the /code command to allow all players to use it (the same role as set in role_names)
Override the permissions for /tag_tree so your moderator team can use it.
You can restrict the bot to only certain channels, but remember that the bot must have permission to view and post in the channels listed here.

Currently, commands are sorted into groups: member, tag, etc. Discord doesn't let you vary permissions between commands within a group. This way of organizing commands may change, especially if people complain about it.

Next Steps

At this point in the setup process, it is probably a good idea to read the Running the Game guide and do a test game with some of your team. Register some users, set some OZs, and start tagging! This'll help you really understand how the system works and what you'd like to tweak.
When you're ready, take a look at Customized Chatbots to put on the final touches!