OpenDiscord Alternatives

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PC controlled through Discord chat
2 projects | /r/Discord_Bots | 26 Jun 2021

First you download the open_discord.zip from here. You then extract it to a folder you want. You then edit the config.json and put your Discord bot token into the token filed (replace TOKEN with your actaul token and don't forget to save the file). If you don't know how to get a token either search on Google how to make a bot account or msg me. Now you want to invite the bot into your guild/server. Again if you don't know how to do that either use Google or msg me and I'll gladly help you :). Now that you have everything set up it's time to run the bot. Open terminal and navigate into the folder you extracted the open_discord.zip into. Then run ./open_discord.exe and that should start your bot. Now just type to your desired channel and whenever the bot recognizes a command it will fire a keystroke. If this is too complicated for you let me know and I will gladly help you personally (Jaro#5648) :)