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setEmoji()
takes an object not a string, show codeIt's a string now, but that's strange because my buttons on other commands with emoji strings work.
I'll make the change
Why is it taking Emoji ID now?
What do I do if it's a like regular emoji (non-discord) emoji
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Try with
setEmoji({ id: 'the_id_of_emoji' })
Is the
codepoint
the "id" of the emoji?It isn't a discord native emoji
So I just tested, for regular emojis you use the ascii version, for custom emojis you use the object with the id of the emoji
But no, codepoint is the unicode
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This is the ascii
Which it looks like you're already using
so for ID just use the string of the emoji?
No, sorry I explained that poorly. This is how I just tested it
For regular emojis, use
For custom emojis, use
Sorry, it's late, I'm tired š
Should also work, but in your case it doesn't and I'm not sure why, but hopefully this help
Sick, thanks dm