$resetUserVar[]
$resetUserVar restores the server-member values of a variable (the ones written by $setUserVar) to the default value declared for that variable. If no default value is declared, the error No declared default for guildMember variable "name". is raised and nothing is removed. Global-user values used by $getVar[name;User ID] are preserved.
Syntax
$resetUserVar[name] or $resetUserVar[name;User ID]The function takes 1 or 2 arguments (name, optional User 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 only. - With a User ID, it resets that user’s value in every server where a value is stored (not only the current server). 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).
Bots that still use the legacy user-variable setting (not yet migrated) reset the user values shared across all servers instead of the server-member values.
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. This function is useful for seasonal resets or reverting users’ settings to their defaults. After resetting, $getUserVar returns the default value. This function does not return any output (empty string).
Examples
Reset User Bio
$resetUserVar[bio;$authorID]
$title[Profile Reset]
$description[Your bio has been reset to its default value on every server.]
$color[#5865F2]
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