TUPPERBOX COMMANDS FOR DISCORD ROLEPLAYING
This has probably been written a million and one times but I find myself giving this information to people more times than not, so I have written a discord guide for Tupperbox Commands I think people who are new to tupper will find useful but also some that have been using it for a while might find something in there as well
tul!register ‘Margot Purnell’ Margot: text
So this is registering a character. Where it says Margot Purnell that’s naming your character. Margot:text is the brackets so everytime you want to use her you will need to go Margot: Hi to summon her.
tul!avatar “Margot Purnell” *insert image url here*
This is the next part where you need to add a image or avatar for your character. If you don’t by default it will come up as that blue discord one. You add your characters name and after that you can either attach a http link or you can upload a image from your phone.
tul!nick “Margot Purnell” 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐆𝐎𝐓 𝐏𝐔𝐑𝐍𝐄𝐋𝐋 .
This is where things get optional. It’s not really needed but if you notice people with fancy nicknames this is how I do it. I do it this way because if you ever need to change the icon you can type their name normally instead of going for the special font. But you just type the characters name and add anything fancy afterwards.
tul!auto 'Margot Purnell’ #channelname
This is another optional option but it’s one of my favourites and saves me a lot of time. When you don’t want to type the bracket a million times like “Margot: Hi” because it can slow you down. You can automate the tupper to a channel so when you type it’s just like us typing now.
Whatever you type in that channel specifically will come up as just the character. In order for this to work the channel names need to be different so if someone else is setting up the server the channel names will need to be different or the bot will get confused and not work.
If you have two categories and in one it says #anna and david and then the other category is for text messages that also has #anna and david. It will only automate for one, the workaround for this is to flip the names
tul!remove “Margot Purnell”
If you ever want to remove a tupper you have created. This is a really simple command. It will remove it completely.
tul!rename ‘Margot Purple’ “Margot Purnell”
If you find you have made a mistake with your characters name and need to change it. Instead of removing it and starting again you can rename your tupper. You put the incorrect version first and then the correct version after.
tul!brackets “Margot Purnell” Margot:text
This is the same with brackets but this is pretty much useless if you automate your tupperbox but you can change the brackets. The brackets are what you use to summon your character. If you find automating is not for you and you find typing the name too long. You can always change it to something else instead of removing and starting again.
This will summon all of your characters you have ever created and you can see their statistics.
This will help if you ever get stuck this will summon the bots help menu and prompt you where you need to go.
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