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Now I was doing a random command called !insult to roast a person I tag with @
So my idea was going to write a message in discord chat such as!insult @Diz and the bot would respond with @Diz you're bad
It's working fine with randomizing the "roasts" but I'm stuck on the @ part to tag that person I want.
If anyone could help me and knows a solution, I would appreciate it a lot.
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It's working fine with randomizing the "roasts" but I'm stuck on the @ part to tag that person I want.
If anyone could help me and knows a solution, I would appreciate it a lot.
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So my idea was going to write a message in discord chat such as!insult @Diz and the bot would respond with @Diz you're bad
It's working fine with randomizing the "roasts" but I'm stuck on the @ part to tag that person I want.
If anyone could help me and knows a solution, I would appreciate it a lot.
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Now I was doing a random command called !insult to roast a person I tag with @
So my idea was going to write a message in discord chat such as!insult @Diz and the bot would respond with @Diz you're bad
It's working fine with randomizing the "roasts" but I'm stuck on the @ part to tag that person I want.
If anyone could help me and knows a solution, I would appreciate it a lot.
This question already has an answer here:
Getting a discord bot to mention other users
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python python-3.x discord discord.py
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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation
For example, you can have something like
@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
await bot.say(f"{user.mention} you're bad")
answered Nov 10 at 17:27
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Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation
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@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
await bot.say(f"{user.mention} you're bad")
answered Nov 10 at 17:27
Tristo
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Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09
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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation
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@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
await bot.say(f"{user.mention} you're bad")
answered Nov 10 at 17:27
Tristo
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Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09
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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation
For example, you can have something like
@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
await bot.say(f"{user.mention} you're bad")
answered Nov 10 at 17:27
Tristo
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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation
For example, you can have something like
@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
await bot.say(f"{user.mention} you're bad")
answered Nov 10 at 17:27
Tristo
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answered Nov 10 at 17:27
Tristo
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answered Nov 10 at 17:27
Tristo
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answered Nov 10 at 17:27
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9552519
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Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09
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Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09
Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09
Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09
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Welcome to Stack Overflow! See: The expectation on SO is that the user asking a question not only does research to answer their own question but also shares that research, code attempts, and results. This demonstrates that you’ve taken the time to try to help yourself, it saves us from reiterating obvious answers, and most of all it helps you get a more specific and relevant answer. Without doing this, you may start to get downvotes.
– Mozahler
Nov 10 at 17:12