Mentioning a user using a command [duplicate]

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Now I was doing a random command called !insult to roast a person I tag with @

So my idea was going to write a message in discord chat such as
!insult @Diz and the bot would respond with @Diz you're bad

It's working fine with randomizing the "roasts" but I'm stuck on the @ part to tag that person I want.

If anyone could help me and knows a solution, I would appreciate it a lot.

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python python-3.x discord discord.py

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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation

For example, you can have something like

@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
 await bot.say(f"user.mention you're bad")

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Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation

For example, you can have something like

@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
 await bot.say(f"user.mention you're bad")

answered Nov 10 at 17:27

Tristo

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Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09

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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation

For example, you can have something like

@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
 await bot.say(f"user.mention you're bad")

answered Nov 10 at 17:27

Tristo

9552519

Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09

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To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation

For example, you can have something like

@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
 await bot.say(f"user.mention you're bad")

answered Nov 10 at 17:27

Tristo

9552519

To tag a user you can use discord.User.mention just like it says in the documentation

For example, you can have something like

@bot.command()
async def test(user:discord.User):
 await bot.say(f"user.mention you're bad")

answered Nov 10 at 17:27

Tristo

9552519

answered Nov 10 at 17:27

Tristo

9552519

answered Nov 10 at 17:27

Tristo

9552519

answered Nov 10 at 17:27

Tristo

9552519

Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09

add a comment |

Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09

Thanks Tristo, that helped me, the exact command didn't work but I found a way,this is how it worked for me: @bot.command() async def insult(user:discord.User): await bot.say(random.choice(["%s blob." % user.mention]))
– Volkoff
Nov 11 at 9:09

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