To edit a tupper post, react to the post with :pencil: Who doesn't love an edit button? Who doesn't notice all the misspelled words after they hit send? React to one of your posts with :x: and Tupperbox will delete the post. To delete a tupper, use the following command:ĭid you post incorrectly and need to delete, but don't have delete permissions? Tupperbox has you covered. A description of the tupper (if you've added one).Use the emojis on the bottom of the post to navigate through the pages. To see a list of all of your tuppers and their triggers, use this command!
Tul!brackets "Character Name" trigger text To change your brackets (the trigger that activates the tupper), use the following command: To change your tupper's name, use the following command: If you ever want to change your character's picture, use tul!avatar again. Tul!avatar "Character Name" + a picture from your computer To add a photo to your tupper, use the following command: It took "No no," dropped the first N, and posted the rest. That means whenever you start a post with the letter "N", Tupperbox is going to read the N and repost everything after it from the Narrator. Tupperbox is going to read every one of your posts looking for a trigger.įor example, I've recreated an error from a former staff member with his Narrator bot.
It's up to you! Make sure it's something you don't use normally in posting. Other people will use the character's first initial followed by a colon ( E: text) or angle brackets ( ). Personally, I like to use the character's name followed by a colon ( Ezarah: text), because I have a lot of tuppers and it's easier to remember that way. It doesn't know when your name ends and the trigger begins unless you tell it. When I type the intended trigger, "Ezarah: text" below, nothing happens, because that's not what tupper is looking for. I've created a tupper named "Captain" with a trigger of "Ezarah Ryn Ezarah: text". The name just be within quotes " " or else tupper will only read the first word! Look below for some common mistakes.
Tul!register "Character Name" trigger text Follow the command with the name of the character you're creating, then the trigger for your text. To create your tupper, use the command tul!register.
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