$resetGuildMemberVar[]
$resetGuildMemberVar restores a guild-member-scoped variable to its default value defined in the Bot Creator Variables UI. If no default is declared for the variable, the error No declared default for guildMember variable "name". is raised and nothing is removed. A variable that was never declared in the Variables UI but was created by a $set...Var write has the first written value as its declared default. $resetMemberVar is an exact alias.
Syntax
$resetGuildMemberVar[name] or $resetGuildMemberVar[name;User ID] or $resetGuildMemberVar[name;User ID;Guild ID]The function takes 1 to 3 arguments (name, optional User ID, optional Guild ID). The name cannot be empty.
- With only a
name, it resets the variable for every member of every server where a value is stored (it does not target the command author). - With a User ID, it resets that user’s value in every server where a value is stored (not only the current server).
- With a User ID and a Guild ID, it resets the exact guild-member combination.
- The User ID must be a positive number made of digits only (otherwise
A valid user ID is required.; an empty User ID is refused too, so a Guild ID cannot be given without a User ID); the Guild ID must be digits only (A valid guild ID is required.).
Use this function to clear warnings, reset XP after a season, remove moderation flags, or restore member defaults after an unban/unmute. After resetting, $getGuildMemberVar returns the default value. This function does not return any output (empty string).
Examples
Reset Member Warnings
$resetGuildMemberVar[warnings;$authorID;$guildID]
$title[Reset Member Warnings]
$description[Reset warnings for member <@$authorID> back to 0.]
$color[#57F287]
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