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Discord.py mute

How make mute command?If you can, please explain it to me because many solutions from the Internet do not work.

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Answered by 19wintersp (1142) [earned 5 cycles]

You should use add_roles to give the recipient a role which is muted (which you need to create, either manually or with create_role).

@makxspa I'm sorry, I don't know what to do; debugging a Discord bot as an onlooker is practically impossible.

@19wintersp I improved my design according to the youtube tutorial but there is a bug anyway. Could you point me out wrongly and write the corrected version?

@makxspa You've assigned client twice, on line 11 and 12. Try renaming line 11 to bot and changing it accordingly on line 18.

@19wintersp I changed my name to bot but I don't know how to correct line 18 anyway.

@makxspa Don't remove line 11; rename the variable:

Try renaming line 11 to bot

@19wintersp Maybe he formulates the question differently. Copy the entire main.py code, correct it and send it back because I don't understand it.

@makxspa Maybe who formulates the question differently? And if you don't understand the code you're writing, that's very bad. I'm not going to do this for you. Copy-pasting code you don't understand is an awful way to do things.

@19wintersp You're right, it's the wrong way. I read it again and corrected it. No error occurs but after typing in discord: mute @MEMBER nothing happens. I guess I'm making a mistake in writing to discord. What is going on?

@makxspa Should it be alieses or aliases on line 19? I don't know if that'll fix it, was just wondering.

@19wintersp No changes

@makxspa Does m @member work?

@19wintersp no work

@makxspa Does this mute, or unmute people? You seem to be removing muted_role, is that intentional?

@19wintersp I've tried both, but both don't work

@19wintersp Right, I looked through a dozen guides and nothing. I think I will give up. Thanks for your help.