Is it possible to adapt my code to any of those reply functions? I swear I'm trying this since one month. My 'say' command code is simple because I couldn't find the actual reply function so I couldn't add it (I had to delete content so it's more accurate). Here is what I wrote with the bot and here the result. Tuppers for 'Narrator' or 'Gamemaster' are restricted to Elysium Staff only, with approved exceptions.I've been making a Discord.js (V12) bot that supports the type of command 'say' (please note I'm new to this), but when I use this 'say' command and click 'reply' in a specific message it just sends the message I've wrote, it doesn't show the original message I was replying at all.Do not make duplicates of other player's character's using Tuppers.Tupper commands must be executed in Tupperbox channels only.Tupper names and avatars must be appropriate in accordance to Elysium's rules.

Tuppers must always be used for roleplay.Typing J: at the beginning of every emote will cause the emote to send as John Smith instead of your username. ' J: ' is the trigger that will tell Tupperbox to activate John Smith. Remember that in Step Two we typed ' J: text' at the end of the first command. STEP FOUR: It's time to test out our new Tupper.

Attach the image to the same message as the command: tul!avatar 'John Smith' For best results, crop the image into a square. Download an image to your computer or mobile device. STEP THREE: John Smith needs a fancy picture so that everyone knows what he looks like. Welcome to todays episode of How to use Discord Bots In this episode, I explore Tupperbox, a discord bot created to help with roleplay Tupperbox allows you to create characters (Referred. Enter the command: tul!register 'John Smith' J: text STEP TWO: In this tutorial, we're going to create a Tupper for a character named John Smith. All Tupper commands should be executed here. STEP ONE: Identify the appropriate channel for Tupperbox. Elysium requires members to use Tuppers for roleplay.

Tupperbox is a Discord bot modification which helps roleplayers visually show the difference between multiple characters using special labels called 'Tuppers'.

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