Docs
  • Getting Started
  • The bot prefix
  • Playing your first song
  • Configuration
    • Setting a default track announcement channel
    • Setting a custom prefix
    • Setup the DJ role
    • 24/7 playback
    • Vote Skip system
    • Restrict the bot to only some voice channels
    • Restrict the bot to only some text channels
    • Automatically shuffle playlists
    • Auto Enable Autoplay
    • Disabling buttons on now playing message
    • Disable the messages announcing a new song
  • Premium
    • Intro
    • Redeem
  • Spotify
    • Getting the url
    • Play a song/Playlist
  • Frequent Issues
    • Bot is Muted
    • Permissions
    • Other
  • Playlists
    • Saving a queue to a playlist
    • Create a playlist
    • Adding songs to a playlist
    • Play a playlist
    • Delete a playlist
    • Edit a playlist
    • View your playlists
  • Features
    • Changing Volume
    • Loop Mode
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The bot prefix

By default, Green-bot's prefix is set to * You can already use the bot mention or green as a prefix. For an easier experience, you can use slash commands by pressing / and selecting the green-bot logo

What is a prefix ?

It's the character to execute commands. You can customize it with the setprefix command.

How to execute a command ?

To execute a command, first write the prefix and then the command name.

Example: green help

Commands arguments

Some commands may require arguments. But what are they ?

When you do green play music , music is the argument

There must be a space between the command name and the arguments

On the command list, the arguments are between hooks such as [] or <> .

If an argument is surrounded in <> that means that it's required for the commands function.

If it's surrounded in [ ] that means it's completely optional or is based on previous arguments given to run the command.

Example of command with arguments:

Play usage: green play <song/ Url>

How to use: green play faded alan walker

To get the command list, you can do the help command

You now know how to use commands 🎉

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