$replyIn[] — Delayed Response

$replyIn[] schedules the sending of a response to the message after a delay. The content defined after $replyIn[] will be sent as a reply to the original message.

Syntax

$replyIn[duration]

Parameters

Parameter	Required	Description
duration	Yes	The delay before the response. Format: number + unit.

Duration Format

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

Return Value

Schedules a delayed response. The subsequent content is sent as a reply to the triggering message.

Examples

Simple delayed response

$replyIn[3s]
$sendMessage[Please wait, processing your request...]

Information after delay

$replyIn[5s]
$title[Server Information]
$description[**Name:** $serverName\n**Members:** $membersCount]
$color[#5865F2]
$footer[Requested by $username]

Simulation of processing

$replyIn[2s]
$sendMessage[🔍 Search in progress...]
$replyIn[5s]
$sendMessage[✅ Result found: $var[result]]

Scheduled notifications

$replyIn[1m]
$sendMessage[⏰ Reminder: your meeting starts in 5 minutes!]

With embeds

$replyIn[4s]
$title[Analysis Complete]
$description[Here is the analysis requested by $username]
$addField[Status;Completed;yes]
$addField[Execution time;$var[exec_time]ms;yes]
$color[#27AE60]

Notes

• The message is sent as a reply to the original message.
• The maximum recommended duration is 15 minutes.
• Multiple successive $replyIn[] calls will send several delayed responses.
• Unlike $editIn[], a new message is created instead of editing the existing one.
• If the original message is deleted before the delay expires, the response may fail.