Pinging Within An Embedded Message
This guide assumes that you have created / or want to create an embed
with Zira and want to ping an Emoji, Role, Channel, Or a User within the embed itself.
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Pinging an Emoji
The first step to embedding an emoji is to obtain the emoji string, this typically looks like this <:Hydra:656726809412501514>
. This string placed within an embed will display the emoji.
All you need to do is place a \
before an emoji, and once you send the message, it will give you the emoji string.
{
"color": 11346209,
"title": "My Example Embed",
"description": "<:Hydra:656726809412501514> - Gives you the Hydra Role!",
"footer": {
"text": "Sample Text"
}
}
This code used with the /edit
or /embed json
commands will give an embed, like the one below.
Pinging a Role
The first step to embedding a Role ping is to obtain the role string, this typically looks like this <@&1008751366832926862>
. This string placed within an embed will ping the role.
All you need to do is place a \
before a role ping, and once you send the message, it will give you the role string.
{
"color": 11346209,
"title": "My Example Embed",
"description": "<:Hydra:656726809412501514> - Gives you <@&302782476802195456>",
"footer": {
"text": "Sample Text"
}
}
This code used with the /edit
or /embed json
commands will give an embed, like the one below.
Pinging a Channel
The first step to embedding a Channel mention is to obtain the channel string, this typically looks like this <#480844430719320064>
. This string placed within an embed will ping the channel.
All you need to do is place a \
before a channel mention, and once you send the message, it will give you the channel string.
{
"color": 11346209,
"title": "My Example Embed",
"description": "<#480844430719320064> Reactions!\n\n<:Hydra:656726809412501514> - Gives you <@&302782476802195456>",
"footer": {
"text": "Sample Text"
}
}
This code used with the /edit
or /embed json
commands will give an embed, like the one below.
Pinging a User
The first step to pinging a user is to obtain the user string, this typically looks like this <@165047934113677312>
. This string placed within an embed will ping the user.
All you need to do is place a \
before a user mention, and once you send the message, it will give you the user string.
{
"color": 11346209,
"title": "My Example Embed",
"description": "<#480844430719320064> Reactions!\n\n<:Hydra:656726809412501514> - Gives you <@&302782476802195456>\nCreated by <@165047934113677312>",
"footer": {
"text": "Sample Text"
}
}
This code used with the /edit
or /embed json
commands will give an embed, like the one below.