Syntax

$noMentionMessage[n]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
n	Optional. A positive number (1 is the first word) or > (the last word). The words are those of the text once the mentions are removed, split on whitespace.

An invalid selector (text, 0, negative number, empty) raises the error “Argument number must be a positive number or >.”.

Return Value

• Type : String
• Without argument: the message content (message.cleanContent, or message.content if it is not set) with the mentions removed. For a prefix command this content is the text after the command name.
• With [n]: the nth word, or an empty string if there are fewer than n words.
• With [>]: the last word, or an empty string if there is no word.

Behavior

• <@userID>, <@!userID> and <@&roleID> (user and role mentions) are deleted from the text.
• <#channelID> (channel mentions) are deleted from the text.
• Nothing is replaced by a name: the mention is simply removed, and the spaces around it are kept.
• Other text is left untouched (including @everyone, @here and custom emojis).
• The word selection ([n], [>]) happens after the removal, so a mention never counts as a word.

Examples

Logging a message without its mentions

$channelSendMessage[123456789;Message from $username: $noMentionMessage]

Say command without mentions

$sendMessage[$noMentionMessage]

First and last word without mentions

$noMentionMessage[1] / $noMentionMessage[>]

With hello <@123> big world, this gives hello / world.

Relaying a message

$useChannel[123456789]
$title[Relayed message from $username]
$description[$noMentionMessage]
$footer[From channel $channelID]

Notes

• Unlike $message, the mentions are removed from the text.
• If nothing is left after removing the mentions, the result is empty (for example $sendMessage[$noMentionMessage] then fails because a message text is required).