I’m not sure but your problem is probably because of Intents. In the new version of discord.py(1.5.x), there’re some updates about Intents. Intents are similar to permissions, you have to define it to get channels, members and some events etc. You have to define it before defining the bot = discord.Bot(prefix=”). import discord intents = … Read more
create_ytdl_player was the old way of creating a player. With discord.py@rewrite (> v.1.0), playing music is a bit more complicated. There are two ways to play music. For both ways, using FFmpeg will be necessary, so you’ll have to install it. Here are two of ways to play videos (with youtube-dl and ffmpeg): From file … Read more
You have to place await bot.process_commands(message) outside of the if statement scope, process_command should be run regardless if the message startswith ”/lockdown”. @bot.event async def on_message(message): if message.content.startswith(‘/lockdown’): … await bot.process_commands(message) By the way, @commands.has_role(…) cannot be applied to on_message. Although there aren’t any errors (because there’s checking in place), has_role wouldn’t actually work as … Read more
From https://github.com/Rapptz/discord.py/issues/390: It’s <:emoji_name:emoji_id> for custom emojis. You can also find the discord.Emoji instance through Server.emojis and then cast it to str.
Other than avoiding the error, there’s a way to get around it. If discord.errors.HTTPException: 429 appears in the console on replit, just use the command kill 1 in the shell. This command completely exits the script, and when you click run again it will run from a different IP Address, bypassing the Discord rate limit. … Read more
Where does the error come from? The version of discord.py you are using does not support Python 3.7 (in which async becomes a reserved keyword), as explained in this issue. This version of discord.py, which is the default branch on the GitHub repo, is sadly the one installed by Pip. How to fix it You … Read more
You need rewrite your check so that it knows who the author is. One way of doing this is to use a closure. Let’s say you have an existing check def check(message): return message.content == “Hello” You can replace this with a function that generates equivalent check functions with the author you want to check … Read more
time.sleep() stops the entire execution of the program. If you just want to delay one async response thread use asyncio.sleep Example: import asyncio async def wait(): await asyncio.sleep(5) print(‘I waited 5 seconds’)
discord.py 1.5.0 now supports discord API’s Privileged Gateway Intents. In order to be able to exploit server data, you need to: Enable Presence Intent and Server Members Intent in your discord application: Use discord.Intents at the beginning of your code: intents = Intents.all() #If you use commands.Bot() bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix=”!”, intents=intents) #If you use discord.Client() … Read more
Explanation As of discord.py version 2.0, Bot.load_extension is now a coroutine and has to be awaited. This is to allow Cog subclasses to override cog_unload with a coroutine. Code await must be used in front of client.load_extension, as shown: await client.load_extension(“your_extension”) In each of your cogs: Replace the standard setup function with an asynchronous one: … Read more