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  • Creating an auto message
  • Removing an auto message
  • Test an auto message
  • Viewing all system messages
  1. Server Configuration
  2. Messages

Auto Messages

Schedule messages to be sent at an interval.

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You can only have one auto message per channel, and the interval must be at least 5 minutes.

Creating an auto message

You can create an auto message with the timer add command.

Syntax: ;timer add [channel] [interval] [code]
Example: ;timer add #general 10m {embed}$v{description: Hello world}

Removing an auto message

You can remove an auto message with the timer remove command.

Syntax: ;timer remove [channel]
Example: ;timer remove #general

Test an auto message

You can test a auto message with the timer test command.

Syntax: ;timer test [channel]
Example: ;timer test #general

Viewing all system messages

You can use the timer list command to view all auto messages.