,e

aka ,emote, ,emotes, ,enlarge, ,jumbo

Makes a certain emoji bigger.

User permissions

No special permissions required

Cooldown

none

Other surface

/emote · 9 slash subs vs 6 prefix

Anchor

#e

Syntax

,e [subcommands]
/emote <subcommand>

Example

No example recorded yet. The source module carries none, and one written here would be a guess at what the arguments accept.

Subcommands

6 prefix subcommands

Read from the prefix .sub/ tree — the canonical shape. Every entry has a permanent anchor of its own.

,e addaka a, steal, create

adds an emote from a custom emote, an attachment, or an image link

,emote add <emote|attachment|link> [name]
#e-add
,e deleteaka d

delete emotes

,e delete <emote>
#e-delete
,e off

turns off emotes for server

,e off
#e-off
,e on

turns on emotes for server

,e on
#e-on
,e renameaka name

renames emotes

,e rename <emote> <name>
#e-rename
,e stealmanyaka createmany

makes many emotes

,e stealmany <emote/attachment>
#e-stealmany

Slash leaves

9 leaves

Read from the registered slash builder — groups are flattened, so a grouped leaf reads “group leaf” and anchors with a hyphen between the two words.

Two trees, not one view of one

This command registers 9 leaves on the slash surface against 6 subcommands in its prefix tree. Both lists are on this page in full; neither is a summary of the other.
/emote jumbo

Enlarge an emote

#e-jumbo
/emote add

Add an emote from an emote, an image link, or an upload

#e-add
/emote delete

Delete an emote

#e-delete
/emote rename

Rename an emote

#e-rename
/emote stealmany

Steal many emotes

#e-stealmany
/emote lock

Lock an emote behind a role

#e-lock
/emote unlock

Unlock an emote

#e-unlock
/emote on

Turn emotes on

#e-on
/emote off

Turn emotes off

#e-off