then once tupper sends you the confirmation back, you can test it out! You can also attach an image to your message when registering, and that image will be set as your bot’s avatar. this includes making sure any capital letters and spaces are all in the right place.

but the important thing to note is that in order to trigger your bot after registration, you need to type your brackets exactly as you did when you set it up. your brackets can be literally anything, including symbols, emojis, etc. for registration purposes, the word “text” is representative of the message, and whatever comes before that (in this case, “jane: “) is the bracket itself. this is the command you’ll use to trigger your bot in future messages. The pink jane: text is to set your brackets. make sure to always put the name in quotes! The blue ‘jane doe’ is what your bot’s name will be. The green tul!register is the prompt that tells tupper what you’re trying to do (register a new bot). If you have any questions about this tutorial, tupper as a whole, or anything else we do, feel free to shoot us an ask! please like or reblog this post if you found the tutorial helpful!īefore using tupper, make sure you have the bot added to your server! as a note, you can also register and edit tuppers by dming the bot on discord if you don’t have a server to do it in! we have a second tutorial for how to use the online dashboard coming soon, so stay tuned! This tutorial will walk you through how to create your own bots using tupperbox, and will also show off the very handy nickname and birthday functions! tupperbox offers two different ways to register and edit bots, via discord & via their online dashboard – this tutorial will walk you through how to do it directly on discord. it’s really handy for rp because it allows you to make as many bots as you want for all your characters! Hey everyone! discordhelp is back, this time with a tutorial on everyone’s favorite rp-related bot, tupperbox! tupperbox is a discord bot that allows you to create your own bot to use to send messages – essentially making it look like you’re sending messages from a different discord account without having to go through the trouble of making and switching accounts all the time.

Tupper box bot