Tracking commands¶
Commands related to NabBot's tracking functions.
Info
Parameters are enclosed with < >
.
Optional parameters are enclosed in brackets []
.
These do not actually go into the command.
addchar¶
Syntax: addchar <user>,<character>
Register a character and optionally all other visible characters to a Discord user.
This command can only be used by server moderators.
If a character is hidden, only that character will be added. Characters in other worlds are skipped.
blacklist¶
blacklist user¶
Syntax: blacklist user <user>
Adds a user to the blacklist.
Users can be added by their name, mention, name and discriminator or their user id.
Characters owned by users in the blacklist won't have their level ups and deaths announced.
blacklist user list¶
Shows the users currently in the blacklist.
If a user in the list is no longer in the server, it will be shown just by its id.
blacklist user remove¶
Syntax: blacklist user remove <user>
Removes a user from the blacklist.
If the user only displays an ID on the list, it can be removed using that id.
claim¶
Syntax: claim <name>
Claims a character as yours, even if it is already registered to someone else.
In order for this to work, you have to put a special code in the character's comment. You can see this code by using the command with no parameters. The code looks like this: /NB-23FC13AC7400000/
Once you had set the code, you can use the command with that character, if the code matches, it will be reassigned to you. Note that it may take some time for the code to be visible to NabBot because of caching.
This code is unique for your Discord user, so the code will only work for your discord account and no one else. No one can claim a character of yours unless you put their code on your character's comment.
im¶
Syntax: im <characterName>
Other aliases: i'm
, iam
Lets you add your Tibia character(s) for the bot to track.
The bot scans the character and other characters on the account and registers them to the user. Registered characters have their deaths and level ups announced on the chat.
The bot will skip characters on different worlds than the world the Discord server tracks. Also, if it finds a character owned by another user, the whole process will be stopped.
If a character is already registered to someone else, /claim can be used.
imnot¶
Syntax: imnot <characterName>
Other aliases: i'mnot
Removes a character assigned to you
All registered level ups and deaths will be lost forever.
Example
/imnot Galarzaa Fidera
online¶
Tells you which users are online on Tibia.
This list gets updated based on Tibia.com online list, so it takes a couple minutes to be updated.
Example
/online
removechar¶
Syntax: removechar <character>
Removes a registered character from someone.
This can only be used by server moderators.
Note that you can only remove chars if they are from users exclusively in your server. You can't remove any characters that would alter other servers NabBot is in.
searchteam¶
Syntax: searchteam <name>
or searchteam <level>
or searchteam <min>,<max>
Other aliases: whereteam
, findteam
Searches for a registered character that meets the criteria
There are 3 ways to use this command:
- Show characters in share range with a specific character. (
searchteam <name>
) - Show characters in share range with a specific level. (
searchteam <level>
) - Show characters in a level range. (
searchteam <min>,<max>
)
Online characters are shown first on the list, they also have an icon next to them.
Examples
/searchteam Galarzaa Fidera
/searchteam 234
/searchteam 100,120
watchlist¶
Other aliases: huntedlist
Create or manage watchlists.
Watchlists are channels where the online status of selected characters are shown. You can create multiple watchlists and characters and guilds to each one separately.
Try the subcommands.
watchlist add¶
Syntax: watchlist add <channel> <name>[,reason]
Other aliases: watchlist addplayer
, watchlist addchar
Adds a character to a watchlist.
A reason can be specified by adding it after the character's name, separated by a comma.
Examples
/watchlist add #friends Galarzaa Fidera
watchlist addfeed¶
Syntax: watchlist addfeed <channel> [feed_channel]
Creates or assigns a channel to be used as a feed for the watchlist.
This feature can only be used on premium servers.
The feed channel is where level ups and deaths for entries of the watchlist will be posted.
The channel parameter is meant to be an existing watchlist.
New channel is the channel that will be assigned as feed channel.
If not specified, a new channel will be created.
watchlist addguild¶
Syntax: watchlist addguild <channel> <name>[,reason]
Adds an entire guild to the watchlist.
Guilds are displayed in the watchlist as a group.
Examples
/watchlist addguild #friends Bald Dwarfs
watchlist adduser¶
Syntax: watchlist adduser <channel> <user>[,reason]
Adds the currently registered characters of a user to the watchlist.
A reason can be specified by adding it after the character's name, separated by a comma.
Examples
/watchlist adduser #friends Callie
watchlist create¶
Syntax: watchlist create <name>
Creates a watchlist channel.
Creates a new text channel for the watchlist to be posted.
The watch list shows which characters from it are online. Entire guilds can be added too.
The channel can be renamed at anytime. If the channel is deleted, all its entries are deleted too.
Examples
/watchlist create friends
Initial message shown in the channel
Message once characters and/or guilds have been added
watchlist clear¶
Syntax: watchlist clear <channel>
Other aliases: watchlist empty
Removes all entries from watchlist.
watchlist info¶
Syntax: watchlist info <channel> <name>
Other aliases: watchlist details
, watchlist reason
Shows information about a watchlist entry.
This shows who added the player, when, and if there's a reason why they were added.
Examples
/watchlist info #enemies Nezune
watchlist infoguild¶
Syntax: watchlist info <channel> <name>
Other aliases: watchlist detailsguild
, watchlist reasonguild
Shows details about a guild entry in a watchlist.
This shows who added the player, when, and if there's a reason why they were added.
Examples
/watchlist info #enemies Nezune
watchlist list¶
Syntax: watchlist list <channel>
Shows characters belonging to that watchlist.
Note that this lists all characters, not just online characters.
Examples
/watchlist list #friends
watchlist listguilds¶
Syntax: watchlist listguilds <channel>
Other aliases: watchlist guilds
, watchlist guildlist
Shows a list of guilds in the watchlist.
Examples
/watchlist guildlist #friends
watchlist remove¶
Syntax: watchlist remove <channel> <name>
Other aliases: watchlist removeplayer
, watchlist removechar
Removes a character from the watchlist.
Examples
/watchlist remove #friends Callie Aena
watchlist removefeed¶
Syntax: watchlist removefeed <channel>
Deletes a watchlist feed.
The given channel must be the watchlist's channel, not the channel where the feed is located, for example:
To remove the feed in channel #enemies-feed,a feed for the watchlist in #enemies-45, the command would be used like: watchlist removefeed #enemies-45
.
watchlist removeguild¶
Syntax: watchlist removeguild <channel> <name>
Removes a guild from the watchlist.
Examples
/watchlist removeguild #friends Bald Dwarfs
watchlist removelist¶
Syntax: watchlist removelist <channel>
Other aliases: watchlist deletelist
Deletes a watchlist, even if the channel doesn't exist anymore.
The channel that holds the watchlist will be attempted to be deleted. The deletion of the channel may fail due to missing permissions. In this case, the channel may be deleted manually, the watchlist won't be updated anymore.
This also allows you to delete watchlists in channels that no longer exist. To see the list of watchlists, try: watchlist viewall
.
watchlist showcount¶
Syntax: watchlist <channel> <yes|no>
Changes whether the online count will be displayed in the watchlist's channel's name or not.
watchlist viewall¶
Syntax: watchlist viewall
Shows all registered watchlists.
When the channel holding a watchlist is deleted, the watchlist is automatically deleted too. However, there may be cases where the watchlist is not deleted, leaving it bound to deleted channel.
Watchlists bound to deleted channels can be deleted using watchlist removelist
followed by the channel's id. The channel id is the number displayed here for deleted channels.
Examples
**/watchlist viewall
whitelist¶
whitelist guild¶
Syntax: whitelist guild <guild>
Adds a guild to the whitelist.
Only characters in whitelisted guilds will have their levels and deaths announced. If the whitelist is empty, all characters will be announced.
whitelist guild list¶
Shows the guilds currently in the whitelist.
Only characters in whitelisted guilds will have their levels and deaths announced. If the whitelist is empty, all characters will be announced.
whitelist guild remove¶
Syntax: whitelist guild remove <user>
Removes a guild from the whitelist.