Plex Development
  • Introduction
  • Installation & Setup
    • Requirements
    • Windows Installation Guide
    • Linux Installation Guide
    • Bot Application Setup
    • Creating a MongoDB Cluster
    • Plex Tickets/Staff Dashboard
    • Setting Up a Reverse Proxy with Nginx
    • Setting Up a Reverse Proxy with Cloudflare Tunnels
  • Plex Tickets: Categories & Panels
  • Product Addons
    • Creating an addon
    • Addon Guidelines
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • ⭐ Recommended Hosts
    • How to update
    • Common Issues
    • How to get channel/role/user ID
    • Using Custom Emojis
    • How to add multiple role ID's to config
    • Valid timezones
    • Keep Your Node.js Application Running 24/7
  • 🛒 PLEX STORE
    • Markdown Guide
    • Email System
    • How to update
    • API
    • Anti-piracy placeholders
  • LINKS
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  1. Frequently Asked Questions

Using Custom Emojis

This guide will walk you through the process of adding custom emojis to your Discord bot's configuration file.

To use a custom emoji in your Discord bot's configuration, follow these steps:

  1. Type the Emoji in Chat

    • In any Discord chat, type your custom emoji’s name (e.g., :plexdev:).

  2. Add a Backslash (\) Before the Emoji

    • Before sending the message, add a \ before the emoji. It should look like this:

      \:plexdev:
  3. Send the Message

    • Once sent, Discord will convert it into its full emoji ID format, like this:

      <:plexdev:1038186189448036475>
  4. Copy the Emoji Code

    • Copy the entire output, including the <:emoji_name:emoji_id> format.

  5. Paste It in Your Bot’s Config

    • Use the copied emoji code in your bot’s configuration file or code where needed.

Now, your bot will be able to display the custom emoji correctly!

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