Welcome, leave and boost messages

There are four messages, and you can turn on any combination of them: a greet message in a channel when someone joins (.greetmsg), a greet DM to the new member (.greetdmmsg, on its own or together with the greet message), a bye message when someone leaves (.byemsg) and a boost message when someone boosts the server (.boostmsg).

There is no bye DM: NadekoBot can only DM someone it shares a server with, so a member who left might never get it.

Every message can use placeholders, such as %user.mention% for the new member, and embeds that you make in the embed builder.

A .greetmsg, .byemsg or .boostmsg command only sets the message, so you can run it in any channel. Test the message before you turn it on: .byetest sends the bye message as if you had just left the server, and .byetest @someone as if they had. .greettest, .greetdmtest and .boosttest do the same for the other messages. For .greetdmtest, keep your DMs open.

Then go to the channel where the message should appear and turn it on there with .greet, .bye or .boost. .greetdm works in any channel, because the message goes to the new member's DMs.

When many people join or leave, the messages can fill up a channel. .greetdel, .byedel and .boostdel delete each message a number of seconds after NadekoBot sends it, up to 600 seconds. 30 or 60 seconds works well. Set it to 0 to keep the messages.

Greet DMs are never deleted, because they go to the member's DMs and not to your server.