Available commands and other information for the VoteTo bot will be returned. For example, when using the VoteTo bot, type "!vthelp" to open the VoteTo help page. Use this prefix combined with the action name to trigger a respone. Each bot will have a prefix listed in the bot summary card. How do I use the Discord bot?Īfter you invite the bot, you can use the bot's commands to perform a requested action. The developers of the bot must enable this option. This bot must be present on another server to locate it's profile. Step 2: Click on Add to Discord or Invite Now, depending on the bot you’re adding. The website layout may differ depending on your choice of the bot. For this tutorial, we’re going to use ProBot. Some bots have an option to add the bot directly from Discord by clicking on the bot's profile and clicking the add the bot button. Step 1: Go to the official website of the bot you want to add to your Discord server.
Admin privileges are required in order the add the bot. This will open a new invite window from Discord with the option to add this bot on any server you are an admin on. How do I add a Discord bot to a server?Ĭlick the "Invite Bot" button from the bot's summary card. The bot will respond to a specific command and perform an action in return. There are a couple of people working on fixing this currently.īut in the event that the Data Project decides to shut down and no one decides to take over, then Emilie will retire too.Įmilie is currently in almost 1200 different Discord servers, and I'm sure even more players rely on the data from the Data Project via other means such as Albion Online 2D.A Discord bot is a program that acts as a Discord user on a selected server. You might have noticed that the "Last Updated" fields are all not recent.
The new patch has created some issues for the Albion Data Project that might be difficult to solve.Īs Emilie gets her prices from the Data Project, this has affected the prices shown, as users of the Data Project Client cannot upload prices to the Data Project. The source code is all open source so anyone can pick up maintenance like I did a couple years ago. However I should say that I am contemplating stopping my servers. I am aware that the client is pretty much crippled at the moment and I am evaluating my next steps. There seems to be quite a few issues introduced in the latest game patch, which also included some more advanced techniques for limiting data mining.
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