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# Setting a Different Category for Created Rooms
PartyBeast can change the category in which new rooms are created.\
For example you might have “2 man squad” and “4 man squad” **`Join Here`** channels right at the top of your Discord navigation panel but want the temporary voice channels in a category right at the bottom of the navigation pane to keep things tidy.
1. Ensure you've completed the [Initial Setup](/partybeast/helptopics/initial-setup.md).
2. Go to the server you’ve completed the setup of PartyBeast in and type **/setup** in a text channel PartyBeast can see.
3. PartyBeast will reply with the configuration interaction. Choose *Change Category:*
4\. PartyBeast will provide a menu with a list of the currently configured voice creators. Choose the one you wish to edit from the menu:
5\. From the next menu choose the category where you would like PartyBeast to create temporary voice channels:
6\. PartyBeast will reply confirming the changes:
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