To enable the Owo bot to respond to different commands or phrases such as "hey o help" or "o help" instead of just "owo help," you'll need to use a custom command feature if the bot supports it. Since Owo bot itself may not directly support aliasing commands out of the box, you can consider the following options:
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Custom Commands via Server Settings: If the Owo bot has a custom command feature in its settings, you can create new commands that redirect to the standard Owo commands. Check the bot’s documentation or support server for information on how to create these custom commands.
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Using a Different Bot: If Owo bot doesn't support custom commands, consider using a bot that allows you to create alias commands or custom commands. For example, bots like MEE6, Dyno, or Carl-bot might allow you to set something like "hey o help" to trigger "owo help."
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Custom Script with a Bot: If you're comfortable with programming, you can create a simple bot on Discord using a library such as Discord.js or Discord.py. Your bot could listen for messages and respond to variations of Owo commands. For instance, it could check for variations like "hey o help" and respond appropriately by calling the Owo bot's help command.
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Request Feature from the Bot Developers: If none of the above options are feasible, you could also reach out to the developers of the Owo bot, either through their website or support server, and request that they add support for command aliases.
If you have any specific details about the commands or features available in the bot, I might be able to provide more tailored guidance!
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