Syntax

$discriminator[userID]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
userID	Required (exactly one argument). User ID; if the argument is empty ($discriminator[]), the command author is used. A bare $discriminator is refused (“Invalid argument count”).

Return value

• Type: String
• Bot accounts: the discriminator padded to 4 digits (e.g., "0042")
• Any non-bot account: "0000"

Behavior

• $discriminator takes exactly one argument (it may be empty to target the author).
• The engine only returns the stored discriminator for bot accounts; for every other user it returns 0000.

Examples

Detecting a bot with a discriminator

$if[$discriminator[$authorID]!=0000]
  $title[Account with a discriminator]
  $description[
  **Full Tag:** $userTag[$authorID]
  **Discriminator:** $discriminator[$authorID]
  ]
  $color[#5865F2]
$else
  $title[Account without a discriminator]
  $description[
  **Name:** $userName[$authorID]
  (No discriminator)
  ]
  $color[#57F287]
$endif

Notes

• The user is read from Discord. An ID that is not a positive number raises Invalid user ID.; an unknown user raises User not found.
• $discriminator[] returns "0000" for non-bot accounts.
• For reliable identification, always use $userID.