Custom Command

$reply

This command allows your bot to reply to a specific message within a channel. It's useful for referencing context or answering questions directly.

Usage

$reply[messageID (optional); mention on reply (yes/no, default is no)]

Explanation:

  • $reply[...]: The command itself.
  • messageID (optional): The ID of the message you want the bot to reply to. If you omit this, the bot will reply to the message that triggered the command.
  • mention on reply (yes/no, default is no): Determines whether the user who sent the original message should be pinged in the reply.
    • yes: The user will be mentioned.
    • no (or omitting this parameter): The user will not be mentioned.

Examples

Example 1: Reply to User Message with Ping

This example demonstrates how to reply to the user's message and ping them in the reply.

Hello $username!
$reply[$messageID;yes]

Explanation:

  • Hello $username!: Greets the user (using the $username variable).
  • $reply[$messageID;yes]: Replies to the message that triggered the command (because messageID is not explicitly specified) and mentions the user.

Output:

Example 2: Reply to User Message without Ping

This example shows how to reply to the user's message without mentioning them.

Hello $username!
$reply[$messageID;no]

Explanation:

  • Hello $username!: Greets the user.
  • $reply[$messageID;no]: Replies to the message that triggered the command and does not mention the user.

Output: