getting started
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[p] stands for your server's prefix
<> means the parameter is required, () means its optional
You do not have to type <> or (), they are simply parameters.
The base command for using the embeds module is [p]embed or [p]em for short.
If the command is used without any subcommands, the bot will attempt to find for an embed named after your argument, for example: .embed welcome will send an embed named welcome.
Running this command brings up a menu as shown below.
By clicking the Edit Content button, it will allow you to edit the message content of the embed. By clicking the Save button, it will save the embed to the name you used in the command earlier.
To start with creating your first embed, click the Embed button. After clicking it, a new embed will be created and the menu will be shown as below.
This menu will allow you to edit all aspects of the embed, such as the body, thumbnails, images, authors, footers, as well as adding buttons to the embed. Refer to the image below if you do not understand what the terms mean.
You can add up to 10 embeds for every builder, with a maximum of 25 buttons. This is Discord's limit, not ours. The embed builder is extensive and extremely customizable, refer to examples for embeds that can be created with the bot.
If you have multiple embeds and you want to edit a specific embed, select an embed to edit from the menu below the buttons. For example, you want to edit the 3rd embed from the top, so you click the menu and click the option named Embed 3.
All embed variables from embed variablescan be used in the builder and it will be shown once the embed is saved and used via the command [p]embed <name>.
This command works similiar to embed create. Its self-explanatory.
Self-explanatory too.
You are able to use 4 different methods to copy the embed and customize it via embed edit.
Replying to a message
By replying to a message with an embed with the command [p]embed copy <name> will automatically copy the embed to the name <name>.
Message ID
JSON
If you want to use a customized embed via Discohook, you can copy the entire output from JSON Data Editor and paste it in [p]embed copy <name> <JSON here>.
Message URL
Make sure the message is from a server and channel that mist has access to, otherwise it will not be able to copy the embed.
