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Discord rich embed buttons

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I made a few discord.py bots, but I came across one which was surprising. It's called IdleRPG and uses rich embed messages with buttons. Here's a pic (note the buttons at the bottom of the menu):

I've tried contacting the developer and been searching the net but can't seem to find how they did it. Does anyone know of any resources on how to create them? Please provide links.

python discord.py

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  Those buttons bellow are discord reactions... You can check them out in the discord.py documentary
  
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  Can I add the reaction within the embed itself and not just beneath it like in the picture? I wish to use it like a button for my commands.
  
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  Here's an example of a simple pagination system using discord reactions: stackoverflow.com/questions/51796005/…
  
  – Patrick Haugh
  Mar 9 at 12:08
  

  
  
  
  


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  I don't think adding reactions inside an embed is possible...
  
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1

I made a few discord.py bots, but I came across one which was surprising. It's called IdleRPG and uses rich embed messages with buttons. Here's a pic (note the buttons at the bottom of the menu):

I've tried contacting the developer and been searching the net but can't seem to find how they did it. Does anyone know of any resources on how to create them? Please provide links.

python discord.py

share|improve this question

asked Mar 9 at 7:45

LegionLegion

929

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Those buttons bellow are discord reactions... You can check them out in the discord.py documentary
  
  – Sujit
  Mar 9 at 7:51
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Can I add the reaction within the embed itself and not just beneath it like in the picture? I wish to use it like a button for my commands.
  
  – Legion
  Mar 9 at 10:08
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Here's an example of a simple pagination system using discord reactions: stackoverflow.com/questions/51796005/…
  
  – Patrick Haugh
  Mar 9 at 12:08
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I don't think adding reactions inside an embed is possible...
  
  – Sujit
  Mar 9 at 14:32
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I made a few discord.py bots, but I came across one which was surprising. It's called IdleRPG and uses rich embed messages with buttons. Here's a pic (note the buttons at the bottom of the menu):

I've tried contacting the developer and been searching the net but can't seem to find how they did it. Does anyone know of any resources on how to create them? Please provide links.

python discord.py

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Here you go... I was able to create a command that edits the embed on reaction clicks:

Program:

import discord
from discord.ext import commands

TOKEN=""

client=commands.Bot(command_prefix=".")

@client.command()
async def embedpages():
 page1=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 1/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page2=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 2/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page3=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 3/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )

 pages=[page1,page2,page3]

 message=await client.say(embed=page1)

 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ee')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25c0')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25b6')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ed')

 i=0
 emoji=''

 while True:
 if emoji=='u23ee':
 i=0
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25c0':
 if i>0:
 i-=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25b6':
 if i<2:
 i+=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u23ed':
 i=2
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])

 res=await client.wait_for_reaction(message=message,timeout=30)
 if res==None:
 break
 if str(res[1])!='<Bots name goes here>': #Example: 'MyBot#1111'
 emoji=str(res[0].emoji)
 await client.remove_reaction(message,res[0].emoji,res[1])

 await client.clear_reactions(message)

client.run(TOKEN)

Screenshot:

The strings similar to 'u23ee' are unicodes for their respective emojis.

For accepting a page number you'll have to create an if statement for that emoji and apply wait_for_message. Then you'll have to check whether the page number is valid and change the value of i accordingly.

I hope you get the idea.

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answered Mar 9 at 15:23

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3

Here you go... I was able to create a command that edits the embed on reaction clicks:

Program:

import discord
from discord.ext import commands

TOKEN=""

client=commands.Bot(command_prefix=".")

@client.command()
async def embedpages():
 page1=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 1/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page2=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 2/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page3=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 3/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )

 pages=[page1,page2,page3]

 message=await client.say(embed=page1)

 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ee')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25c0')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25b6')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ed')

 i=0
 emoji=''

 while True:
 if emoji=='u23ee':
 i=0
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25c0':
 if i>0:
 i-=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25b6':
 if i<2:
 i+=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u23ed':
 i=2
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])

 res=await client.wait_for_reaction(message=message,timeout=30)
 if res==None:
 break
 if str(res[1])!='<Bots name goes here>': #Example: 'MyBot#1111'
 emoji=str(res[0].emoji)
 await client.remove_reaction(message,res[0].emoji,res[1])

 await client.clear_reactions(message)

client.run(TOKEN)

Screenshot:

The strings similar to 'u23ee' are unicodes for their respective emojis.

For accepting a page number you'll have to create an if statement for that emoji and apply wait_for_message. Then you'll have to check whether the page number is valid and change the value of i accordingly.

I hope you get the idea.

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edited Mar 9 at 16:40

answered Mar 9 at 15:23

SujitSujit

401110

add a comment | 

3

Here you go... I was able to create a command that edits the embed on reaction clicks:

Program:

import discord
from discord.ext import commands

TOKEN=""

client=commands.Bot(command_prefix=".")

@client.command()
async def embedpages():
 page1=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 1/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page2=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 2/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page3=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 3/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )

 pages=[page1,page2,page3]

 message=await client.say(embed=page1)

 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ee')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25c0')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25b6')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ed')

 i=0
 emoji=''

 while True:
 if emoji=='u23ee':
 i=0
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25c0':
 if i>0:
 i-=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25b6':
 if i<2:
 i+=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u23ed':
 i=2
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])

 res=await client.wait_for_reaction(message=message,timeout=30)
 if res==None:
 break
 if str(res[1])!='<Bots name goes here>': #Example: 'MyBot#1111'
 emoji=str(res[0].emoji)
 await client.remove_reaction(message,res[0].emoji,res[1])

 await client.clear_reactions(message)

client.run(TOKEN)

Screenshot:

The strings similar to 'u23ee' are unicodes for their respective emojis.

For accepting a page number you'll have to create an if statement for that emoji and apply wait_for_message. Then you'll have to check whether the page number is valid and change the value of i accordingly.

I hope you get the idea.

share|improve this answer

edited Mar 9 at 16:40

answered Mar 9 at 15:23

SujitSujit

401110

add a comment | 

Here you go... I was able to create a command that edits the embed on reaction clicks:

Program:

import discord
from discord.ext import commands

TOKEN=""

client=commands.Bot(command_prefix=".")

@client.command()
async def embedpages():
 page1=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 1/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page2=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 2/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page3=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 3/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )

 pages=[page1,page2,page3]

 message=await client.say(embed=page1)

 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ee')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25c0')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25b6')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ed')

 i=0
 emoji=''

 while True:
 if emoji=='u23ee':
 i=0
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25c0':
 if i>0:
 i-=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25b6':
 if i<2:
 i+=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u23ed':
 i=2
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])

 res=await client.wait_for_reaction(message=message,timeout=30)
 if res==None:
 break
 if str(res[1])!='<Bots name goes here>': #Example: 'MyBot#1111'
 emoji=str(res[0].emoji)
 await client.remove_reaction(message,res[0].emoji,res[1])

 await client.clear_reactions(message)

client.run(TOKEN)

Screenshot:

The strings similar to 'u23ee' are unicodes for their respective emojis.

For accepting a page number you'll have to create an if statement for that emoji and apply wait_for_message. Then you'll have to check whether the page number is valid and change the value of i accordingly.

I hope you get the idea.

share|improve this answer

edited Mar 9 at 16:40

answered Mar 9 at 15:23

SujitSujit

401110

import discord
from discord.ext import commands

TOKEN=""

client=commands.Bot(command_prefix=".")

@client.command()
async def embedpages():
 page1=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 1/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page2=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 2/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )
 page3=discord.Embed(
 title='Page 3/3',
 description='Description',
 colour=discord.Colour.orange()
 )

 pages=[page1,page2,page3]

 message=await client.say(embed=page1)

 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ee')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25c0')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u25b6')
 await client.add_reaction(message,'u23ed')

 i=0
 emoji=''

 while True:
 if emoji=='u23ee':
 i=0
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25c0':
 if i>0:
 i-=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u25b6':
 if i<2:
 i+=1
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])
 if emoji=='u23ed':
 i=2
 await client.edit_message(message,embed=pages[i])

 res=await client.wait_for_reaction(message=message,timeout=30)
 if res==None:
 break
 if str(res[1])!='<Bots name goes here>': #Example: 'MyBot#1111'
 emoji=str(res[0].emoji)
 await client.remove_reaction(message,res[0].emoji,res[1])

 await client.clear_reactions(message)

client.run(TOKEN)

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edited Mar 9 at 16:40

answered Mar 9 at 15:23

SujitSujit

401110

answered Mar 9 at 15:23

SujitSujit

401110

answered Mar 9 at 15:23

SujitSujit

401110