$allowUserMentions[] — Allow User Mentions

$allowUserMentions[] enables user notifications when they are mentioned in the message. Without this call, tags like <@userId> appear visually but do not trigger a notification.

Syntax

$allowUserMentions

Parameters

No parameters.

Return value

Enables user mentions for the next message. Mentioned users will receive a notification.

Usage

Personal notification

$allowUserMentions
$sendMessage[<@$authorID> Your profile has been successfully updated!]

Response to a command

$allowUserMentions
$title[Confirmation]
$description[<@$authorID>, your order #$var[orderId] has been confirmed.]
$addField[Status;In preparation;yes]
$color[#2ECC71]

Multiple mentions

$allowUserMentions
$sendMessage[<@$var[winner1]> and <@$var[winner2]> won the giveaway! 🎉]

Combination with RoleMentions

$allowUserMentions
$allowRoleMentions
$sendMessage[<@$authorID> suggested an idea. <@&$roleID[Admin]> please check.]

Conditional

$if[$var[notify]==yes]
$allowUserMentions
$sendMessage[<@$var[targetId]> You have a new message!]
$else
$noMentions
$sendMessage[You have a new message (silent notification)]
$endif

Mention Control

Function	Effect
$allowRoleMentions	Enables notifications for role mentions
$allowUserMentions	Enables notifications for user mentions
$allowMentions	Enables all mentions (roles + users)
$noMentions	Disables all mention notifications

Notes

• Without this function, <@userId> displays as a visual mention but without an audible ping or notification.
• The effect is one-time: it only applies to the next message sent.
• For important announcements, combine it with $allowRoleMentions[].
• To send a completely silent message (even for mentioned users), use $noMentions[].
• Respect your server rules regarding excessive pinging.