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# Command Mention

You can mention commands in discord, just like you can for Users and Channels!

{% hint style="info" %}
This command only creates command mentions, and is not used for any other in the bot
{% endhint %}

## How to use

To use this you'll need to use the `/command-mention` command and fill out the follwing option\
\
**Command Name:** this is the exact name of the command such as "ticket-setup", "sticky setup", or "translate"

**Command ID:** The ID for the command, if you don't know how to get it we'll describe it in a further down section of this page

## How To use the mention

Just copy what the bot gives you and send it to someone/a channel

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## How to get the Command ID

### Enable Developer Mode

This is found in User Settings > App Settings > Advanced\
once you are there toggle on "Developer Mode"

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### Type in and have the command ready for execution

Like this

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### Right Click and click "Copy ID"

Right click on the command, you'll see a "Copy ID" popup, click that.

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And then the command's ID will be copied to your clipboard!


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