How to Request and Set Up Custom Commands in Your Custom Bot

In this article, you will learn: How to request custom commands for your bot How to customize and set up commands How to modify or add commands later How to get support if needed

Domagoj Tomic

Last Update 2 ay önce

1. Choosing Your Custom Commands Features
  • Custom Prefixes – Set up custom prefixes for your bot commands (e.g., !, ?, or any unique prefix).
  • Command Functionality – Specify what each custom command should do (e.g., sending a message, performing a calculation, retrieving information).
  • User Permissions – Assign permissions to specific roles or users for using certain commands.
  • Interactive Commands – Set up commands that require interaction, such as polls or trivia.
  • Command Aliases – Create alternate names for commands (e.g., !help and !assist both lead to the same action).
  • Cooldowns – Add cooldowns to commands to prevent users from spamming them.
2. How to Request Custom Commands Features
  1. During the ordering process, describe the commands you want to create.
  2. Specify the functionality for each command – What action should each command trigger?
  3. Set permissions – Who can use the custom commands? Are they restricted to certain roles or available to all users?
  4. Define aliases or variations – Do you need multiple versions of a command for easier access?
3. Customizing Your Custom Commands
  • Create custom responses – Write your own responses for each command, whether it's a text message, image, or embedded content.
  • Set up variables – Customize the output of the command based on variables like user names, dates, or server stats.
  • Add interaction options – Allow users to respond to the bot or trigger further actions with a command.
  • Implement command cooldowns – Prevent command spamming by setting cooldowns.
4. Modifying or Adding Commands Later
  • Add new commands – Want more specific commands for your server? You can always add them later.
  • Adjust command behavior – Change how commands interact with users or the type of output they provide.
  • Expand command functionality – Include more complex actions, such as interacting with external APIs, databases, or other services.
5. Getting Support

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