I’ve been playing with this for the past few weeks, and using tips and ideas all over the internet, I created a patched version of Discord.py for self-bots. It seems that you need to do couple of things to get message.content & message.embeds working again: Disable all Intents Edit the IDENTIFY packet sent to Discord … Read more
Note: The below was written for the older 0.16 version, which did not have good documentation of cogs. The new 1.0 version has good documentation, and has completely changed the structure of cogs. If you’re using a modern version of discord.py, you should consult the official documentation. Introduction Every cog has two parts: a class … Read more
Your code looks fine, the problem is that the event isn’t triggered. Thats because discord turned off “privileged intents” by default. Some intents are defined as “Privileged” due to the sensitive nature of the data. Those intents are: GUILD_PRESENCES GUILD_MEMBERS One effect of that is what you are experiencing, the not working guildMemberAdd event. The … Read more
You should decorate your command with @commands.cooldown(1, 30, commands.BucketType.user) This will add a ratelimit of 1 use per 30 seconds per user. docs, example You can change the BucketType to default, channel or server to create a global, channel or server ratelimit instead, but you can only have 1 cooldown on a command. Note: In … Read more
GUILDS intent is not enough to receive messages. You will also need GUILD_MESSAGES intent for messages: const client = new Client({ intents: [ Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES ] })
The send code has been changed again. Both the items in the question as well as in the answers are all outdated. For version 12, below will be the right code. The details about this code are available in this link. To send a message to specific channel const channel = <client>.channels.cache.get(‘<id>’); channel.send(‘<content>’); To send … Read more
It’s not possible with the native Client You can only have one on_message, if you have multiple, only the last one will be called for the on_message event. You’ll just need to combine your three on_message. import discord client = discord.Client() @client.event async def on_message(message): print(“in on_message #1”) print(“in on_message #2”) print(“in on_message #3”) client.run(“TOKEN”) … Read more
Use Intents with discord.py 2.0 Enable Intents On Discord Developer Portal Select your application Click on the Bot section And check MESSAGE CONTENT INTENT Add your intents to the bot Let’s add the message_content Intent now. import discord from discord.ext import commands intents = discord.Intents.default() intents.message_content = True bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix=’$’, intents=intents, help_command=None) Put it … Read more
I assume you’re using a development version of the 4.2.0 release (4.1.1_102 and above) In these versions, the new factory methods have been introduced to make people aware of the new discord API design. In the future, bots will be limited to cache members who connected to voice channels by default. If all you need … Read more
With version >1.5.0 you can do something like this: import discord intents = discord.Intents.default() intents.members = True client = discord.Client(intents=intents) @client.event async def on_member_join(member): await member.send(“Welcome!”) You also need to enable intents in the developer portal in https://discord.com/developers/applications. Bot > Bot > Presence & Server Members Intents > Toggle On