Music Turret

Music Turret - Documentation

Help and introduction

By default, the bot uses t!, .., >> or mention as command prefix. This means that commands are invoked by doing ..command arguments..., @Turret command arguments... or using any other configured prefix.

In below documentation, all commands will be listed with default command prefix. Arguments will be listed as <argument>, denoting required argument; <argument...> denoting required catch-all argument (i.e. one that can take more than one value). Optional arguments will be denoted using [argument] and [argument...] for single and catch-all optional arguments. When typing commands, you must omit the <> and [] parts, meaning that if a command is denoted as t!command <argument 1> [argument 2], you use it as t!command value1 value2 or t!command value1. If you want to pass an argument that contains spaces, wrap it in "", for instance: t!command "value for argument 1" will invoke t!command with a single argument, value for argument 1. This is not required for catch-all arguments. For instance, if a command is declared as t!echo <message...>, you can invoke it as t!echo Hello, this is a message with spaces!.

..help [command] Displays help. Invoking this command without any arguments will list available top-level. Specifying a command will show information about that command, and its subcommands (if applicable).

Music Turret features a blocking system. Blocking can happen on per-channel basis. Messages from blocked channels are ignored (this excludes administrative commands).

Music Turret's command prefix can be changed on per-guild. The mention prefix, however, cannot be changed or disabled.

 

Bot control

 

Music suite

 

Miscellaneous commands