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- Managing hunger
!sethunger
!gainhunger
- Rouse checks
!rouse
- Rolling dice
!roll
- Rerolling previous rolls
!reroll
!sethunger 5
Set hunger to five. Hunger is managed per user. The user who runs the command gets the hunger.
!gainhunger
Increase hunger by one.
!rouse
Make a rousecheck hunger is added if the check fails.
!roll 10
Roll a total of 10 dice. If the user has any hunger the appropriate amount of normal dice will be replaced with hunger dice.
!reroll 1 4 5
Re-roll the first, the fourth and the fifth die in the previous dice roll.
I am currently not hosting the bot for public consumption so you will need to do that on your own. You can host your own bot by following these steps:
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Visit the Discord Applications Portal.
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Create a new application.
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Name your application.
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On the left-hand side, click Bot.
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Click on
Add Bot
and confirm the popup. -
On the left-hand side, click OAuth2.
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Scroll down to
OAuth2 URL Generator
and underScopes
tickbot
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Scroll down to
Bot Permissions
and select theSend Messages
Permission. -
Open the generated URL from the
OAuth2 URL Generator
and select a server. -
Go back to the Discord Applications Portal.
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Go to the Bot in the left-hand side pane.
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Add an environment variable named
DiscordToken
containing the Token on the system where you wish to host the bot. -
Install the dotnet core runtime.
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Download the newest release of this Bot.
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Extract the files and run the 'V5_Discord_Bot.exe'.
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The bot should now appear as online on your server.
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(optional) For pretty dice roll results that are not just numbers, add the emotes from the
. The names should match up automatically. You can check if all emotes where found by running the bot command
!verifyemotes
. The bot caches the emote names so you need to run this command again if you change the dice emotes.