$sendMessage

Sends a message with its content, embeds, and components (buttons, select menus).

Syntax

$sendMessage[content]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Required
content	Text content of the message	Yes

Description

$sendMessage is the main command to send a message in the channel where the command was executed. If embeds (via $newEmbed, $addEmbedField, etc.) or components (via $addActionRow, $addButtonCV2, etc.) were constructed before this call, they are automatically included in the message.

The text content can be empty ($sendMessage[]) if only embeds or components are sent.

Examples

Simple message

$sendMessage[Hello world!]

With embeds

$newEmbed[title=Announcement;description=This is an important announcement;color=#FF0000]
$sendMessage[]

With buttons

$addActionRow
$addButtonCV2[btn_yes;Yes;success]
$addButtonCV2[btn_no;No;danger]
$sendMessage[Do you confirm?]

Complete message

$newEmbed[title=Welcome;description=Welcome to the server!;color=#00FF00]
$addActionRow
$addButtonCV2[btn_rules;Rules;primary]
$addButtonCV2[btn_roles;Roles;secondary]
$sendMessage[Welcome $username!]

Response in $onInteraction

$onInteraction
$if[$customID==btn_yes]
  $sendMessage[You have confirmed!]
$endif

Notes

• $sendMessage sends in the current channel. To send in another channel, use $sendMessage[content;channelId] (depending on version) or $channelSendMessage.
• The content can be empty if you are only sending embeds/components.
• In $onInteraction, the message is sent in response to the interaction.
• Flag functions applicable before $sendMessage: $reply, $ephemeral, $tts, $noMention, $allowMention.