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/autothread edit

Default Permissions: Administrator

Description​

By using the /autothread edit command, you can edit the autothreading settings of a channel. This command is useful if you want to change the settings of an existing autothreading channel without having to disable and re-enable it.

Options​

  • channel: The channel to edit autothreading settings for. (required)
  • name: The name for the created threads. (optional)
  • threadmessage: The message you want to send in the created threads. (optional)
  • pin-threadmessage: Whether to pin the threadmessage sent in the thread, if set (optional)
  • delay: The delay in seconds to wait before the thread is being created. Maximum delay is 10 seconds (optional)
  • cooldown: The chat cooldown in seconds in the created in threads (optional)
  • require-attachment: Whether the thread should only be created if the message contains an attachment (optional)
  • ignorebots: Whether to ignore messages by apps (optional)
  • ignoreusers: Whether to ignore messages by users (optional)
  • lock-thread: Whether to lock the thread right after creation. This will only allow moderators to send messages in the thread (optional)
  • archive-time: The time of inactivity after which the thread will be closed/archived (optional)
  • private: Whether the automatically created thread should be private or not. Default: false (optional)
  • block-invites: If this and the private option is enabled, this will disable the ability of normal members to add users to the thread by pinging them (optional)
  • sticktomessage: If enabled, the autothread of a message will automatically be removed once the message got deleted. (optional)
  • ignore-replies: Whether to ignore replies to other messages in the channel (optional)

Variables​

  • {message}: The first 50 characters of the message trigerring the autothreading
  • {firstline}: The first line of the message trigerring the autothreading
  • {embedtitle}: The title of the embed in the message trigerring the autothreading
  • {filename}: The name of the first provided file. If no file is provided it will be "No File Name
  • {user}: The username of the user sending the message
  • {usernickname}: The nickname/display Name of the user triggering the autothreading
  • {usermention}: This will mention the user triggering the autothreading
  • {guild}: The name of the server
  • {newline}: This will start a new line in messages sent by the app
  • {time}: This will be replaced with the current time. Default timezone is UTC, it can be changed guild-specific with the /timezone command.
  • {date}: This will be replaced with the current date. Default timezone is UTC, it can be changed guild-specific with the /timezone command.

Examples​

Introduction Channel:​

/autothread edit channel:#introduction name:{user}`s introduction threadmessage:Hey {usermention},{newline}Your introduction seems pretty cool :) Maybe some of us share the same hobbies as you...

This will edit autothreading in the channel #introduction with the name "{user}'s introduction".

Example: Introduction ThreadMessage

And will send this message in the created Thread:
Hey < The User will be pinged here >,
Your introduction seems pretty cool :) Maybe some of use share the same hobbies as you...".

Example: Introduction ThreadView