Discord elements

1059 things you can build with, in plain words. Each page says what it does, what people call it, an example and the plan it needs.

1059 matches, page 3 of 18.

• Check for AFKWho a message mentions that's away, with their notes. Put it on every message.
• Check formatWhether a text is an email, a link, an invite, a colour, a number, an ID, a Minecraft name, a date or one emoji.
• Chunk and regionWhich Minecraft chunk, region file and in-chunk position a block coordinate falls in.
• Claim threadMark a thread as yours (a ticket's Claim button). Only one person holds it at a time unless you allow more.
• Claim ticketTake the ticket, or let it go if you hold it. Works inside a ticket, for its staff.
• Clean up invitesDelete the invite links nobody used, older than some days.
• Clear a leaderboardDelete every score of a leaderboard to start a new season. The old winners come back first so you can reward them.
• Clear a tableDelete every row of a table, like resetting a season.
• Clear a voteDelete every vote in a named vote so it can run again.
• Clear nicknameRemove a member's server nickname, so their own name shows again.
• Clear reactionsRemove every reaction from a message, or every one of one emoji.
• Clear settingForget a setting, so flows go back to its If it isn't set value.
• Clear staff notesDelete the notes kept about a member or key.
• Close quiet threadsClose (and lock, if you like) the threads nobody has written in for a while.
• Close threadSay who closed it, then lock and archive the thread. The thread stays to read.
• Close ticketClose the ticket. Staff can reopen it for 24 hours.
• Close ticket (ask why)Ask for a reason in a form, then close the ticket.
• Code-style caseWrite text as snake_case, kebab-case, camelCase, PascalCase or CONSTANT_CASE, for channel names, keys and commands.
• Collect messages until doneGather everything someone writes (text, links, files) until they type the stop word, then carry on with all of it.
• Colour contrastHow readable a colour is on a background, and whether it passes WCAG AA for text.
• Colour from RGBA colour from red, green and blue.
• Colour gradientSteps from one colour to another, for rank colours or embeds.
• Colour partsA colour's red, green and blue, how bright it is, and whether black or white text reads on it.
• Colour shadesA colour's lighter and darker versions, its opposite and its two harmony colours.
• Colour to numberA hex colour as one number and its red, green and blue.
• Combine listsTwo lists one after the other.
• Common factorsThe biggest number that divides two numbers and the smallest that both divide.
• Common wordsThe words used most in a text, without little words like the and and.
• Compare datesWhether one moment is before, after or on the same day as another.
• Compare JSONWhat was added, removed or changed between two JSON objects (top level keys). Show a member what an edit did.
• Compare valuesTrue when two values match (or differ, contain, are bigger...). A member, role or channel matches by who or what it is.
• Compare variableTest a saved value.
• Compound interestWhat a sum grows to with interest added each period.
• ContainsTrue when the text has the part in it.
• Contains allWhether a text has every one of some words, and which are missing.
• Contains anyTrue when a text has any of a list of words.
• Convert a local timeA time someone typed in their zone, like 18:00 in New York, as the same moment in another zone.
• Convert currencyTurn an amount of one currency into another at today's rate (European Central Bank).
• Convert unitsKilometres and miles, kilograms and pounds, Celsius and Fahrenheit, and more.
• Cooldown checkCheck whether something is ready again, like a daily reward, and restart its timer.
• Cooldown with replyCarry on when a cooldown is over (and start it again); otherwise tell them how long is left and stop.
• Copy a roleMake a new role with another's colour, permissions and settings.
• Copy channelMake a new channel with the same settings and permissions as another.
• Copy permissionsGive a channel the exact permissions of another one.
• Count a staff actionCount what a staff member did in the last few minutes, for each kind of action, and say whether it's over a limit.
• Count emojisHow many emojis a text has: Discord's custom ones and ordinary ones.
• Count in listHow many times an item is in a list.
• Count in textHow many times a part appears, and the words and lines.
• Count into rangesCount numbers into ranges, like ages 0-12, 13-17, 18+, for a quick breakdown.
• Count linesHow many lines text has, how many are not empty, and the longest one.
• Count mentionsHow many members and roles a text mentions, and whether it tries @everyone or @here.
• Count their messages latelyCount this message and the member's other messages in the last few seconds, and say whether it's over a limit. Counted in memory, so a restart starts again.
• Count this periodAdd to a counter that starts again each day, week or month, and see this period and the last. For daily messages, weekly signups, monthly sales.
• Count today for a streakRecord that a member did the thing today. Days in a row go up, a missed day starts again, and doing it twice in a day changes nothing.
• Count votesThe votes for each option of a named vote, most first, and the winner (ties reported).
• Countdown messagePost a live countdown (Discord counts it down in each reader's clock) that changes to your text when it's over.
• Counter at leastWhether a counter has reached a number: 10 wins, 5 warnings.
• Counting scoreRead where the counting channel's count is, its best ever, and who counted last.
• Create categoryMake a category to group channels in, open or private.
• Create channelMake a text or voice channel.

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