Display results
Diverses options allows to personalize the display of the dice's results, whether in the save section or in the channel where the throw was made.
Timestamp: timestamp
/config timestamp [?toggle]
?toggle: Disable or enable the timestamp.
If the option is enabled (true), the timestamp will be displayed in the dice results.
The timestamp automatically adapts to the user's time zone.
Time before deletion
/config delete_after [time]
[time]: Delay in second (0 = never deleted)
Defines the delay before automatic deletion of result messages (from 0 to 3600s, default: 180s).
This setting is disabled if there are no backup channels or threads.
Allows you to have both a dedicated log and to keep the result indefinitely in the original room if required.
Context's link
Link to the die context
/config context [?toggle]
?toggle: Disable or enable the context link.
Adds a link to the context of the die in the die save.
- If auto-delete is enabled, the link created will return to the previous die message.
- Otherwise the link will refer to the die's message directly.
If the context message is deleted, the link will no longer work.
This option is disabled if there is no channel or thread for saving the result.
Link to the saved dice
/config save_link [?toggle]
?toggle: Disable or enable the link to the saved dice.
Adds a link to the die backup in the die result message.

Sort order
/config set_order (?order)
?order: Order chosen for displaying results. Choose between:- Ascending
- Descending
- None (disabled)
By default, the dice output (for example 4d6) are not sorted. It is possible to sort them with the syntax provided for this purpose (s, sa, sd at the end of the input). This option allow to sort it directly by default, without adding the notation.
If the sort symbol is added to the die, then it will take precedence over the configuration.
Disable the comparison
/config disable_compare (?toggle)
?toggle: OnTruewill disable the success/failure message.
Simplify the input syntax to get directly the number of success or failure (target failure/success) in place of the information message, by avoiding having to place the dice between braces.
Please refer to this page for more information on comparisons..
For more information about the commands syntax, see: the dedicated page.