9. now for the bottom box, fill this with the consequences people can get for not following the rules and / or how people should contact staff if they're confused or want to report anything
/embed create name:rulescons
/embed edit description embed:rulescons description:❀ consequences to follow the rules and / or how members can contact staff
/embed edit color embed:rulescons color:#88dd44
so far, we should have this:
10. for the top image, imagelink and change the hex to #88dd44
11. finally, airi's quote -- wouldn't it be amazing if we could deliver hope to everyone? i used a description for the text size and then changed the hex to our green more more jump hex
you are now finished ! please reblog / like if you use this tutorial, credit is only really necessary if you use the same symbols or images i have
1. create the embed, our first embed will be referred to as info to create the server info box
/embed create name:info
2. create the title, you can also select the 'edit basic information' button to do this
/embed edit title embed:info title:❛ ˚ SERVER INFO ✩ ⋆ ．﹒ 🎧
3. now to add the actual information, the command {server_owner} will automatically fill it in with the @ of the server owner
/embed edit description embed:info description: ̟ ⭒ ︵ founded by {server_owner} 🥟 ┊
🍃 ✮ ♯ founded on __26 / aug__ ﹒ ﹒ ˖
⋆ ﹕﹒﹒﹢ __~~ server theme / purpose ~~__ ˙ ．
✿﹒ ˙ creds: ihatefreakingfreakazoids ☆ ︵ ┊
4. to change the colour at the side...
/embed edit color embed:rules color:#efbdc6
remember to put in the # for the hex otherwise you will get this message:
5. now to repeat for the server rules box. create another embed; however, this time call it rules
/embed create name:rules
we now essentially repeat the same process with the text we want in the server rules box, only, this time we use embed:rules when using commands
here is the text for the rules embed:
❛ ˗ SERVER RULES ✩ ⋆ ．
﹒ˏ ̟ rule ⭒ ︵
🐰 ˋ 🍵 rule ✮ ♯
﹒💭 ˖ ⋆ ﹕rule﹒・﹢ ˙
．✿ rule ˗ ⊹ ☆ ︵ ┊
6. for the image(s, one in the rules and one in the plain image embed), you can use a command to get the images you want in a format that lets it be added to the embed
/imagelink
here are the images i used:
7. now to add an image to the embed,
/embed edit image embed:rules image:(paste link)
8. repeat for a separate lone image embed
you are done !! please reblog / like if you use this tutorial, credit is only necessary if you use the same symbols and / or images i have
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