#Sticky message

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sinful beacon
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Does greed have a sticky message ?

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,help sm

reef shaleBOT
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warn @sinful beacon: Command sm does not exist

lament anvilBOT
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Not a true “sticky message” that auto-stays at the bottom, no. The closest built-in option is a timer, so you can have greed repost a message in a channel on an interval with ,timer add <channel> <interval> <message> — like ,timer add #general 12h Please read the rules.

If you want, I can help you set one up for the exact channel and message you want.

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,help sm won’t help here because sm isn’t a real greed command. Greed doesn’t have a true sticky-message feature, but the closest built-in option is a timer: ,timer add <channel> <interval> <message> — for example ,timer add #general 12h Please read the rules.

If you want something cleaner, you can also make the timer send an embed instead of plain text.

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white ermine
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,h sticky

reef shaleBOT
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moon • ping for assistance
stickymessage add

Set a sticky message for this channel

Aliases

create, set, sticky add

Parameters

channel, message, true|false

Information

n/a

Usage
Syntax: ,stickymessage add (channel) (message) --ignore-bots true|false
Example: ,stickymessage add #chat Hello there!```
Flags

--ignore-bots (true|false) — Ignore bot messages when re-sticking

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lament anvilBOT
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sticky isn’t a real command either, so ,h sticky won’t return anything useful. Greed doesn’t have a true sticky-message feature, but moontekk is right that the usual workaround is timers: ,timer add <channel> <interval> <message> like ,timer add #general 12h Please read the rules.

If you want, send the channel and the text you want posted and I’ll format the exact command for you.

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sinful beacon
lament anvilBOT
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yeah that part was wrong — greed does have timers, but not an actual sticky command. So ,h sticky won’t work because sticky isn’t real, and the correct built-in way is ,timer add <channel> <interval> <message>.

If you want the help page for that, use ,help timer or just send the channel/message you want and I’ll write the exact command.

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sinful beacon
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@white ermine does greed have the autoreaction feature where the trigger is every message u send in a particular channel?

lament anvilBOT
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Not for literally every message by channel alone, no — autoreact is keyword-based. The real command is ,autoreact add <keyword> <reaction>, and you can then whitelist it to a channel with ,autoreact channels add #channel, so the usual workaround is using a very common keyword or phrase if that fits what you want.

If you want truly every message in one channel reacted to, I don’t think greed has that as a built-in setting.

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sinful beacon
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,help rt

reef shaleBOT
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warn @sinful beacon: Command rt does not exist

sinful beacon
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,help reaction

reef shaleBOT
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warn @sinful beacon: Command reaction does not exist

lament anvilBOT
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rt isn’t a real command, so ,help rt won’t show the right thing. For this feature use ,help autoreact instead, and the setup command is ,autoreact add (keyword) (emoji) — plus ,autoreact channels add #channel if you want it limited to one channel.

For your earlier question though, that still means keyword-based only, not “react to every single message in this channel.”

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sinful beacon
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,help autoreact

reef shaleBOT
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wio
autoreact remove

Remove an existing auto-reaction by keyword

Aliases

autoreactions remove

Parameters

keyword

Information

n/a

Usage
Syntax: ,autoreact remove (keyword)
Example: ,autoreact remove hello```
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lament anvilBOT
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nah, not “every message in a channel” as its own mode. greed’s reaction triggers are keyword-based only, so ,help rt and ,help reaction won’t work — the real help command is ,help autoreact, and the setup is ,autoreact add <keyword> <reaction>.

you can whitelist it to one channel with ,autoreact channels add #channel, but it still needs a keyword match.

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