Say Command

This guide explains how to configure an autoresponder-based "Say" command, allowing users to make the bot relay messages in chat. The setup supports basic text messages, channel-specific messages, and

The Autoresponder System allows users to define custom bot responses triggered by specific text patterns. These configurations let the bot send messages dynamically, mimicking a say command.

Features

  • Basic Say Command – Allows users to send messages as the bot.

  • Channel-Specific Say Command – Redirects private messages to a public channel.

  • Embedded Messages – Sends styled messages with custom colors.

  • Match Mode Configuration – Adjust how the autoresponder interprets commands.

Setting Up a Basic Say Command

Functionality

This setup allows users to type .say [text], and the bot will repeat the text while deleting the original message.

Configuration

/autoresponder add trigger:.say reply:{delete}{requirearg:1} [$1+]
/autoresponder editmatchmode trigger:.say matchmode:startswith

Explanation

  • {delete} – Deletes the user’s original message.

  • {requirearg:1} – Ensures at least one argument is provided.

  • [$1+] – Outputs everything after .say as the message.

  • matchmode:startswith – Ensures .say is triggered when it starts a message.

Example Usage

User: .say Hello, world!
Bot: Hello, world!

Setting Up a Channel-Specific Say Command

Functionality

This setup allows users to send a message from one channel to another using:

.say #channel Your message here

The bot will post the message in the specified channel.

Configuration

/autoresponder add trigger:.say reply:{requirearg:1|channel} {requirearg:2} {sendto:[$1]} [$2+]
/autoresponder editmatchmode trigger:.say matchmode:startswith

Explanation

  • {requirearg:1|channel} – Requires the first argument to be a valid channel.

  • {requirearg:2} – Ensures that a message is provided.

  • {sendto:[$1]} – Sends the message to the specified channel.

  • [$2+] – Outputs everything after the channel mention as the message.

Example Usage

User: .say #general Hello, everyone!
(Bot posts in #general): Hello, everyone!

Setting Up an Embedded Say Command

Functionality

This setup allows users to send an embedded message with a custom color.

.embedsay #ff0000 Important announcement!

The bot will send an embedded message with a red (#ff0000) color.

Configuration

/autoresponder add trigger:.embedsay reply:{requirearg:1|color}{requirearg:2}{embed:[$1]} [$2+]
/autoresponder editmatchmode trigger:.embedsay matchmode:startswith

Explanation

  • {requirearg:1|color} – Requires the first argument to be a valid hex color.

  • {requirearg:2} – Ensures that a message is provided.

  • {embed:[$1]} – Formats the message as an embed with the specified color.

  • [$2+] – Outputs everything after the color as the message content.

Example Usage

User: .embedsay #0088ff Server update: Please check the announcements!
(Bot sends an embedded message with a blue color):
[Embedded Message]
Color: Blue (#0088ff)
Text: "Server update: Please check the announcements!"

Summary

Setup Type
Trigger Example
Description

Basic Say

.say Hello!

Makes the bot repeat the text.

Channel-Specific Say

.say #general Hello!

Sends a message to another channel.

Embedded Say

.embedsay #ff0000 Important!

Sends a formatted embedded message.

This guide provides flexible autoresponder configurations that allow server admins to create custom bot responses using .say and .embedsay in any channel.

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