How to Request and Set Up Custom Command Features in Your Custom Bot
In this article, you will learn: How to request custom command features for your bot How to customize and set up commands How to modify or add new commands later How to get support if needed
Domagoj Tomic
Last Update 2 maanden geleden
1. Choosing Your Custom Command Features
- Prefix Customization – Set your own command prefix (e.g., !, ?, etc.).
- Command Types – Request simple commands, or advanced commands with options and arguments.
- Custom Responses – Set up unique responses for each command.
- Role-Based Commands – Allow certain commands to be accessible only by specific roles.
- Argument Handling – Customize how commands handle additional arguments (e.g., !ban @user reason).
- Command Aliases – Set multiple aliases for the same command (e.g., !help or !commands).
- Command Cooldowns – Set limits on how often users can trigger commands.
- During the bot ordering process, specify the commands you want.
- Describe your requirements – Do you want a simple command or a command with multiple arguments?
- Set command access rules – Should some commands be restricted to certain roles?
- Decide on command responses – Do you want fixed text, embed messages, or dynamic responses?
- Create new command aliases – Choose alternative names for existing commands.
- Add custom arguments – Include placeholders for user input (e.g., !warn @user reason).
- Set cooldowns – Prevent users from spamming commands by adding time restrictions.
- Set role restrictions – Define which commands are available to which roles.
- Add new custom commands or modify existing ones.
- Change command permissions to limit access to specific users or roles.
- Update command responses to fit new needs or community guidelines.
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