Join
The /logs join command allows Zira to send join messages to a specified channel.
The /logs join command allows Zira to send join messages to a specified channel.
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Setting Up The Join Message System
The /logs join set command is used to enable the join message system and simultaneously set a channel for new join announcements.
Usage
/logs join set <Channel>Example
Adding New Join Messages
The /logs join add command is used to add new join messages to the list of messages randomly sent when a new user joins.
Text Messages
Plain text message join logs are a great and simple way to have Zira send a message for new members!
Usage {#usage-1}
/logs join add text <Your Text Here!>Example {#example-1}
Embedded Messages
If you prefer more customisation, you can also use embedded messages by supplying valid JSON code with the following command.
Usage {#usage-2}
/logs join add JSON Embed <JSON Code>Example {#example-2}
Placeholders
When creating either text or embedded messages, you can also use any of these placeholders throughout your text for Zira to dynamically customise the message.
| Placeholder | Description | Example Output |
|---|---|---|
$user$ | Username | JakeyPrime |
$discriminator$ | User's Discriminator | #0001 |
$id$ | User's ID | 165047934113677312 |
$mention$ | A User Ping | @Profit |
$guild$ | The Current Server Name | Team Hydra |
$membercount$ | The New Member Count | 30847 |
Log Examples
Text Message
Embedded Message
Viewing Current Join Messages
The /logs join list command lists all current messages that Zira will randomly send upon a new user joining.
Usage {#usage-3}
/logs join listExample {#example-3}
The IDs listed are used for the /logs join remove command below.
Deleting Messages From The Join Message Pool
The /logs join remove command is used to remove a message from the list of messages randomly sent when a new user joins.
Usage {#usage-4}
/logs join remove <ID> Example {#example-4}
Disabling The Join Message System
The /logs join disable command is used to disable the join message system entirely.
Usage {#usage-5}
/logs join disable