Filters

The Filters module is great for everything! Filters are used to filter words or sentences in your chat – send notes, warn, or ban the sender!

Commands

• /filter (trigger) (?sentence): Every time someone says “trigger”, the bot will reply with “sentence”. For multiple word filters, quote the trigger. Can also be used as a reply to a message to save the message as a filter.

• /filterinfo (trigger): Get information about a filter.

• /filters: List all active filters in the chat.

• /delfilter (trigger): Stop the bot from replying to “trigger”.

• /delallfilters: Stop ALL filters in the current chat. This cannot be undone.

Examples

• Set a filter:

  /filter hello Hello there! How are you?

• Set a filter which uses the user’s name through fillings:

  /filter hello Hello there {first}! How are you?

• Set a filter on a sentence:

  /filter "hello friend" Hello back! Long time no see!

• Set multiple filters at once by separating wrapping in brackets, and separating with commas:

  /filter (hi, hey, hello, "hi there") Hello back! Long time no see!

• To get the unformatted version of a filter, to copy and edit it, simply say the trigger followed by the keyword “noformat”:

  trigger noformat

• To save a “protected” filter, which cant be forwarded:

  /filter "example" This filter cant be forwarded {protect}

• If you want the filter to reply to the person you replied to, instead of you:

  /filter "magic" Watch out for wizards! {replytag}

• To save a file, image, gif, or any other attachment, simply reply to file with:

  /filter trigger

Formatting

Now that you know how to set filters, you can customise the contents of your message with contextual data. For example, you could mention a user by name in the message! Refer to the Formatting page for more information.