Migration
Data Mapping
Understanding how your data is transformed and mapped during the migration process.
User Levels & XP
Source → SYNTHET
user_id→ user_id
level→ current_level
experience→ total_xp
last_xp_gain→ last_activity_timestamp
XP progressions are preserved with 100% accuracy. All historical level achievements are maintained in SYNTHET's database.
Moderation History
Field Mappings
warn_id → incident_id
moderator_id → action_user_id
reason → action_reason
timestamp → action_timestamp
action_type → moderation_type
All moderation actions including warns, mutes, kicks, and bans are converted to SYNTHET's unified moderation schema.
Action Type Conversion
Different bots use different naming conventions. SYNTHET standardizes these to: WARN, MUTE, KICK, BAN, TIMEOUT, NOTE.
Custom Commands
Custom commands are mapped with support for text replacements and basic variables:
// Source Command (MEE6)
trigger: "!hello"
response: "Hello {user.mention}!"
// SYNTHET Equivalent
trigger: "!hello"
response: "Hello {user}!"
- Common variables like {user}, {channel}, {server} are automatically converted
- Complex scripting features may require manual adjustment
- All command aliases and alternative triggers are preserved
Welcome & Goodbye Messages
Welcome and goodbye messages are mapped while preserving all formatting and placeholders:
Supported Placeholders
- • {user} - User mention
- • {server} - Server name
- • {membercount} - Current member count
- • {username} - User's display name
Important Mapping Notes
- • Some advanced features may not map directly and require reconfiguration
- • Custom scripts and complex automations need to be manually recreated
- • Ensure all source data is accessible before beginning migration
- • Check data integrity after migration completes
Role & Channel Mapping
Roles and channels are matched by name and preserved in SYNTHET's role hierarchy:
| Source Field | SYNTHET Field | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| role_id | role_id | Direct mapping |
| role_name | role_name | Preserved if role exists |
| channel_id | channel_id | Must exist in destination |