Member Join and Leave Messages
Yzbot supports member join and leave messages, which are generally used as welcome and farewell messages when members join and leave your server.
Placeholders
Before I start off, there are a few important placeholders that are supported by member join and leave messages. These replace with variables in order to introduce a more dynamic element to your join and leave messages. They are:
<USER> - A mention of the user who joined/left. (e.g. @yzfire)
<SERVERNAME> - The current name of the server.
<MEMBERCOUNT> - Replaces with the new member count of the server.
<MEMBERID> - The user ID of the member who joined/left.
<USERTAG> - The Discord 'tag' (username#discriminator) of the user who joined/left.
Managing the Join/Leave Message and Channel
Join
To start off, I will go over how to manage the join message. To set a new join message, type ;membjoinleave join message <message>
, replacing <message> with whatever you want yzbot to send when a new member joins.

Now, you need to set which channel you want yzbot to send the join message to. I'm just going to use #general
here. So what you want to do now, is type ;membjoinleave join channel <#channel>
, replacing <#channel> with the channel mention of where you want to send the join message to.

Your join message has now been set up and will send whenever a new member joins the server. If you ever want to stop yzbot sending a message when a new member joins, type ;membjoinleave join remove
and it will delete the message and channel settings that you had set before.

Leave
Now I will show you how to get yzbot to send a message whenever a user leaves your server. Firstly, we need to type ;membjoinleave leave message <message>
, replacing <message> with whatever you want to be sent when someone leaves the server.

To set the channel, type ;membjoinleave leave channel <#channel>
, replacing <#channel> with where you want to send leave messages.

To remove the setting for leave messages, simply type ;membjoinleave leave remove
.

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