# Group Finder

The Group Finder in Versatile is a feature that scans through all Roblox groups, looking for groups without an owner that can be joined and claimed.

# How to Use the Group Finder

1. Open Versatile: Launch the Versatile application.
2. Navigate to the Group Finder Feature: Find this feature in the main menu.
3. Configure the Group Finder: Adjust the configuration options to your liking (see the Configuration Options section below).
4. Configure Proxies: Put proxies of your choice in proxies.txt, you can also use our Proxy Pool here
5. Start the Bot: Click on 'Start' to begin the group search.

# Configuration Options

• legacy: Legacy mode is an older, slower version written in Python. If you're using the cookie pool, you need to enable this. Set it to true to enable.
• legacy-threads: This determines how many groups Versatile checks. It's only relevant if you're using legacy mode.
• search-threads: This determines how many group search requests Versatile sends to Roblox. The default setting is usually sufficient.
• check-threads: This determines how many group check requests Versatile sends to Roblox. The default setting is usually sufficient.
• webhook_enabled: If you want to use a Discord webhook, set this to true.
• webhook_url: To use a webhook, create a new webhook in your private Discord server, copy the webhook URL, and paste it between the quotation marks ("").
• disableCompression: Disables utilization of brolti compression (Uses less CPU but a lot more RAM)
• range: This specifies the range of group IDs that Versatile should check. For example, if you set this to 5000-10000, it will only check groups with IDs between 5000 and 10000.
• debug: Debug mode prints out error messages and shows info that Versatile would usually hide. You should keep it on false for a better experience. Only enable it when asked by staff, so they can see what error you are having.