🛠️set-welcomes
This command allows you to set all the configuration parameters for the welcome system. In it, you will find various parameters, such as:
title: This is the text centered on the welcome image, and by default, it is 'Welcome.'
subtitle: This is the text where the username or user tag of the welcome image usually goes. You can use placeholders like {memberUsername} or {memberUsertag}. We currently recommend using 'username' since, due to the latest Discord update, this is how users are now identified.
footer: This is the final text of the welcome message, and you can use {memberCount} in this text to display the number of users in your Discord server.
There are also some optional parameters, which you can see below:
background: This is the background image that serves as the base for the rest of the elements. We recommend using a URL for an image. You can check if the image is accepted by Discord by sending it to a channel. If the image comes from Imgur, add '.png' to the end of the URL.
style: In 'style,' you can choose from various predefined styles that position the text and profile picture. You can select one of them.
font: You can choose from the supported fonts at this time.
message: This is the message that is added before the welcome message. If you need to mention the user, use {user}. You can also mention channels as you normally do or use <#channel_id>; this will be replaced automatically.
text-color, border-color: These parameters accept color values in hexadecimal RGB format, such as #ffffff or any other variant you prefer. Always remember to include the hexadecimal color value.
title-size and similar options: These are numeric values that define the size of each of the specified options.
channel: This is the channel where the welcome message will be sent when a user joins the server. If you want to send it to the current channel without any modifications, you don't need to make changes here.
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