You can do it using the code below. There are various ways of improving the command’s functionality so perhaps think about that. [Command(“addrole all”), Summary(“Adds the Star role to all users”)] public async Task AddRoleStarCommand() { // Gets all the users of the guild. Note that this may not completely // work for extremely large … Read more
You can use the Role.members property. // get role by name const role = message.guild.roles.cache.find(role => role.name === ‘<roleName>’); // send a message to everyone with the role role.members.each(user => user.send(‘This is a DM’)); This method assumes you have a way to get the <roleName> value from a string; perhaps with an args variable. solved … Read more
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
You Could Use \n To Make a New Line or You Can Use this code to make the text a link const embed = new Discord.MessageEmbed() embed.setTitle(“BOT INVITE LINK”) embed.setColor(“BLACK”) embed.setURL(“INVITE LINK”) embed.setDescription(“**Click On The Blue Title Above to Invite BOT to Your Server :D**”) message.channel.send(embed) solved how do i send two messages in one? … Read more
You can use the on_message event to catch every message and do what you like with it. This is better than waiting for a message and executing code as this is faster. The downside is the channel must be hard-coded or use a global variable. Or, you could recreate the whole command in the function … Read more
I recommend attempting to google the answer to your question for at least 30 minutes prior to posting on a website such as this, as such queries will usually return useful information. Either way, to create a line-break, you can use \n Integrating this into usable code, you can do, for example: message.channel.send(‘Line one \n … 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 If you want to Selfbot you either go with an outdated, unsupported and unmaintained library or interact directly with the API.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
You made a bunch of typos, honestly… I fixed it and it should be working, below are the parts which you messed up in, and the one below that is the fix I made. I had to make it neater because I can barely read it. client.on(“message”, message => { var command = message.content.toLowerCase().split(“”)[0] if(command … Read more
If you’re just starting out I’d highly recommend Python for this. Python is a really wonderfully easy language to pick up, and lends itself really well to this kind of application. https://www.python.org/ If you google “python discord bot” there are a fair few resources there. Good luck, and I hope this is beginning of a … Read more