To get a full list of commands from the bot, use this command The bracket is the part of the message you type before any message, in my example i said “name:” or “lisa:” but in fact this can be pretty much anything you want, an initial, whatever you’re going to be able to easily remember. Now, when you type “ name: message” tupperbox will send the message from that proxy. check that the brackets and name are what you’d expect (ie. When you send your message, this will pop up, that means you’ve done it right. You should upload the photograph you want as your icon with this message too, you have to save it and send it as an attachment. To set up your proxy (or your character profile) what you need to do is send a message in the server, normally an rp will have a channel specifically for this so you don’t get spammed with notifications. So, what is tupperbox? this bot right here is great for roleplay as it allows you to create proxies, which basically make it look like a message you sent, came from someone else (ie. Tupperbox is the holy grail of rp bots, it’s the only one i would say that you need, which is why it’s first, but of course there are tonnes of other bots which can be fun for rp. this is part 3 and PART 4 will be discord 201, a more advanced guide to permissions, the limits of discord, nitro & more.
PART 2 was about setting up a server for 1x1 or a small group. PART 1 was discord 101, covering the basics of roleplaying. i will assume a basic knowledge of discord for this tutorial so if you don’t have that go check out parts 1 and 2 of this tutorial in the source link. i’ll be explaining what each bot does, and how to use them. This guide is for everyone who is interested in learning more about my favorite bots that can be used for discord rp/rp servers.
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