You need to write the command twice, one with @commands.command and a second with @cog_ext.cog_slash Maybe if the commands function is very long or you just do not want it twice you can spil it it into another funtion that you call with both commands async def cmd(author): # do your commands stuff here @commands.command(name=”cmd”) … Read more
The issue is most probably because of versions 1.7 have been stripped of all self bot methods. If you want to Selfbot you either go with an outdated, unsupported and unmaintained library or interact directly with the API. In any case you’re breaking ToS and you won’t receive any support on any official channel. There … Read more
I strongly advise you not to pursue this goal further, as it is a violation of the Discord Terms of Service and is illegal.Probably your account will be terminated by Discord as a result. If you want to automate Discord Bots you can take it into consideration to code your own. 1 solved Is there … Read more
I have the correct answer for that. When inviting a bot to any server, there is special 2Oauth link for inviting the bot. Now, this is something you need to worry about. There are two things you need to actually do to complete what you want to do. Assigning the Bot role proper permissions using … Read more
You can do this one of two ways, either with the commands extension, or within the on_message event. Below is an example of how you can do this. With this example, when a user types “!ping” the bot will respond with “Pong”. If a message contains the word “foo”, then the bot will respond with … Read more
According your code, I assumed you want to do something like users[str(ctx.author.id)][“wallet”] instead of users[str(user.id)][“wallet”] 1 solved variable refrenced before assignment [closed]
I diagrammed your code. See how the line that’s throwing an error doesn’t line up with any previous indentations? Python doesn’t know what to do with that, so it throws an error. In general, try and make your indentations always the same number of spaces, to avoid this. Consider these two pieces of code: a … Read more
You need to access the voice channel object. I recommend you use the voice channel’s id. The command could look as follows: @client.command(pass_context = True) async def vcmembers(ctx, voice_channel_id): #First getting the voice channel object voice_channel = discord.utils.get(ctx.message.server.channels, id = voice_channel_id) if not voice_channel: return await client.say(“That is not a valid voice channel.”) members = … Read more
Sure, just send a edit_message passing the new modified embed contents, and it should work. 4 solved Python Discordpy Is there a way to modify a message embed?
To mention a user you have to define it beforehand. You do this as follows: user = message.mentions[0] To mention the user you can either use f-strings or format. Based on the code above here is an example: @client.event # Or whatever you use async def on_message(message): user = message.mentions[0] if message.content.startswith(‘!best’): await message.channel.send(“Hello, {}”.format(user.mention)) … Read more
There are certain cases where the voice client can get into a bad state and think that you’re not connected when you are. Try using the force argument for VoiceClient.disconnect and setting it to True when you disconnect. 1 solved Can’t make Discord bot leave the voice channel in Python
if you want to put the file in an embed, that is not possible, discord themselves haven’t allowed for that. You can send a file and a message at the same time. Here’s how: @client.command() async def name(ctx): embed = discord.Embed(colour=0x00000) embed.title = f”your title” embed.description = f”your desc” await ctx.send(embed=embed) await ctx.file.send(“filename.txt”) 0 solved … Read more
Also client = discord.Client() will not work. Use client = commands.Bot(command_prefix=prefix, intents=intents) Cooldowns are only for commands. Put this under a command – @commands.command() or @client.command: @commands.cooldown(uses, cooldown_time, commands.BucketType.user) e.g. @commands.cooldown(1, 30, commands.BucketType.user) Source: Cooldown For Command On Discord Bot Python 1 use per user and cooldown time is 30s If you don’t want that. … Read more
Discord.Py / Bot was working great at first. Now the bot is live but when I try to give a command, Nothing happens and it doesnt show any error solved Discord.Py / Bot was working great at first. Now the bot is live but when I try to give a command, Nothing happens and it … Read more
First, you can look at that. Then, here’s how i would do it. Adapt it to your need (also, note that this is code from the rewrite branch. If you’re using latest i really much advice you to migrate to rewrite as latest is deprecated anyway and its developpement is in standby) : async def … Read more