⚙️ What are Custom Commands?
Custom commands let you create your own slash commands that do whatever you want. Think of them like shortcuts - instead of typing out a long message every time, members can just type /rules or /apply and get the information instantly.
Perfect for FAQs, server rules, application links, server information, or any message you find yourself sending repeatedly. You create it once, and members can use it forever!
Follow these simple steps to create your first custom command:
Go to Your Dashboard
Visit modora.gg/dashboard and select your server
Open Custom Commands
Click on 'Custom Commands' in the left sidebar menu
Create a New Command
Click the 'Create Command' or 'New Command' button
Choose a Command Name
Type what you want the command to be called. For example: 'rules', 'apply', 'info', 'help'. Keep it short and easy to remember!
Write Your Response
Type what you want the command to say. You can use plain text, create a fancy embed, or both. Use placeholders like {user} to mention the person who used the command.
Set Permissions (Optional)
Choose who can use this command. Leave it open for everyone, or restrict it to certain roles.
Set Cooldown (Optional)
Prevent spam by setting how many seconds between uses. For example, 10 seconds means someone can only use it once every 10 seconds.
Save and Test
Click 'Save', then go to Discord and try your new command! Type /[your-command-name] to see it in action.
✅ That's it!
Your custom command is now live! Members can use it with /[command-name] in any channel.
/rulesShows server rules
Welcome to {server}! Here are our rules: 1. Be respectful 2. No spam 3. Have fun!
/applyLinks to application form
Want to join our staff team? Apply here: https://forms.gle/example
/infoServer information
This server is about gaming and having fun! We have {membercount} members. Join our voice channels to play together!
/socialsSocial media links
Follow us! Twitter: @example YouTube: youtube.com/example Twitch: twitch.tv/example
Use these special codes in your command responses - they'll be replaced with real information:
{user}Mentions the person who used the command
Hey {user}, welcome!
{username}The person's username (no mention)
Hello, {username}!
{server}Your server's name
Welcome to {server}!
{membercount}Total number of members
We have {membercount} members!
{channel}The channel where the command was used
You used this in {channel}
{avatar}Link to the user's profile picture
Use in embed image URL