$editEmbedIn[] — Delayed Embed Editing

$editEmbedIn[] schedules the update of the embed of a message after a delay. Only the embed is modified — the text of the message (sent via $sendMessage) is not affected.

Syntax

$editEmbedIn[duration]

Parameters

Parameter	Required	Description
duration	Yes	Delay before editing. Format: number + unit.

Duration Format

Format	Unit	Example
Xs	Seconds	3s, 10s
Xm	Minutes	1m, 5m
Xh	Hours	1h

Return value

Schedules the delayed editing of the embed. The new embed is defined after the call to $editEmbedIn[].

Difference from $editIn[]

$editEmbedIn[]	$editIn[]
Modifies only the embed	Modifies the entire message (text + embed)
Preserves the text of the message	Replaces the entire content
Ideal for visual updates	Ideal for complete transitions

Usage

Progress indicator

$sendMessage[Updating...]
$title[Progression]
$description[🟡 Processing data...]
$color[#F1C40F]
$editEmbedIn[5s]
$title[Progression]
$description[🟢 Completed successfully!]
$color[#2ECC71]

Status change

$title[🔍 Search in progress]
$description[Analyzing database...]
$color[#3498DB]
$footer[Please wait...]
$editEmbedIn[3s]
$title[✅ Search completed]
$description[3 results found]
$color[#2ECC71]
$footer[Completed]

Visual transition

$sendMessage[Preparing report...]
$title[Monthly Report]
$description[📊 Generating...]
$color[#E67E22]
$editEmbedIn[5s]
$title[Monthly Report - June 2026]
$description[✅ Report generated successfully\n\n📈 Growth: +15%\n💰 Revenue: 12,450€\n👥 New members: 230]
$color[#27AE60]
$footer[Generated on $date]

Notes

• $editEmbedIn[] only modifies the embed; the text content (first argument of $sendMessage) remains intact.
• The new embed completely replaces the old one (no merging).
• To modify both the text and the embed at the same time, use $editIn[].
• The maximum duration is generally 15 minutes.