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Inputs are the extra boxes a person fills in when they use a slash command. For example, /give could ask who and how many.
Inputs only work in slash commands. Events and right-click (context) commands do not have them.

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Quick look

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The Inputs

What it does: a text option. The person types any text.Example: /warn asks for a reason.
What it does: a number option. The person types a number.Example: /give asks how many coins.
What it does: the person selects a member from the server.Example: /give asks who gets the coins.
What it does: the person selects a channel from the server.Example: /announce asks where to post.
What it does: the person selects a role from the server.Example: /role-give asks which role to give.
What it does: a True or False option.Example: “Send it secretly?” True or False.
What it does: the person adds a file or picture.Example: /bug-report asks for a screenshot.

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How to add one

1

Open your slash command

Open your slash command in the builder.
2

Open the Inputs tab

In the block list, open the Inputs tab.
3

Drag it in

Drag the Input you want onto the board and connect it under the first block.
4

Name it

Press it and give it a name (small letters, no spaces) and a description. People see the description in Discord.
5

Required or optional

Choose if the person must fill it in, or if it is optional.

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Using what the person filled in

Every Input gives you a value you can use in later blocks. Press the { } Variables button next to any text box and pick it from the list. You can use it in messages, in Compare checks and in Do the maths.

Example

/give with a User input and a Number input. A Do the maths block adds the number to the picked member’s coins, then a Reply says how many they got.

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