Syntax

$isEmojiAnimated[emojiID]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
emojiID	Required, exactly one argument. The ID of a custom emoji: digits only (surrounding spaces are ignored). Anything else, including a <:name:id> mention, a name or a Unicode emoji, raises the error “Invalid emoji ID.”.

Return Value

• Type: Boolean
• "true" if the emoji is animated.
• "false" if the emoji is static.
• If no emoji with this ID is found, the command stops with the error “Emoji not found.”: the function does not return false in that case.

Behavior

• The emoji is looked up among the custom emojis of the current server first, then among the servers the bot is in.
• Unicode emojis (😀, 🎉) have no ID and cannot be tested: they raise “Invalid emoji ID.”.
• The reported value comes from Discord’s data for the emoji (its animated flag), which is the a in <a:name:id>.

Examples

Emoji Check

$var[emoji;$message[1]]
$if[$isEmojiAnimated[$var[emoji]]==true]
  $sendMessage[🎞️ The emoji $var[emoji] is animated!]
$else
  $sendMessage[🖼️ The emoji $var[emoji] is static.]
$endif

Here the user types the ID of the emoji as the first argument.

Emoji Statistics

$if[$isEmojiAnimated[$message[1]]==true]
  $var[animated;Yes]
$else
  $var[animated;No]
$endif
$title[📊 Emoji Info]
$description[
**Emoji ID:** $message[1]
**Animated:** $var[animated]
**Name:** $emojiName[$message[1]]
]

Notes

• To get the name of an emoji from its ID, use $emojiName[].
• To test whether an emoji ID exists first, use $emojiExists[], which returns false for an unknown ID instead of failing.