How to Set Up and Manage Custom Commands in Your Custom Discord Bot
In this article, you will learn: How to request custom commands for your server How to create and configure your own commands How to modify existing commands How to get support if needed
Domagoj Tomic
Last Update 3 months ago
1. Requesting Custom Commands
- What are Custom Commands? – Custom commands allow you to add unique functionality to your bot that matches the specific needs of your server. These can be anything from simple commands to complex interactions.
- Requesting Custom Commands – To add a custom command to your bot, contact support with your idea or request. Be specific about the action the command should perform.
- Command Limitations – While there are no strict limitations, some features may require more advanced configurations. Discuss any special needs with support.
- Creating Commands – You can create commands for actions like fetching data, triggering events, or sending messages. For example, a custom command could be !quote to display a random quote.
- Custom Parameters – Add parameters to commands to make them dynamic. For instance, !remindme [time] [message] could trigger a reminder.
- Custom Responses – Set up responses or actions that the bot will trigger once the command is used, such as sending a message, changing roles, or even playing media.
- Adjusting Default Commands – If you want to change the behavior of a default command (e.g., changing the output message or the trigger word), you can contact support to make those adjustments.
- Overriding Commands – In some cases, you may want to override existing commands with custom versions. This can be done on request, so it aligns with the bot’s purpose for your server.
- Command Permissions – You can set who can use each command. For example, certain commands can be restricted to admins or specific roles only.
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