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uid: Discord.IEmote seealso: - linkId: Discord.Emote - linkId: Discord.Emoji - linkId: Discord.GuildEmote - linkId: Discord.IUserMessage remarks: *content

This interface is often used with reactions. It can represent an unicode-based @Discord.Emoji, or a custom @Discord.Emote.

uid: Discord.Emote seealso: - linkId: Discord.IEmote - linkId: Discord.GuildEmote - linkId: Discord.Emoji - linkId: Discord.IUserMessage remarks: *content

Note

A valid @Discord.Emote format is <:emoteName:emoteId>. This can be obtained by escaping with a \ in front of the emote using the Discord chat client.

This class represents a custom emoji. This type of emoji can be created via the @Discord.Emote.Parse* or @Discord.Emote.TryParse* method.

uid: Discord.Emoji seealso: - linkId: Discord.Emote - linkId: Discord.GuildEmote - linkId: Discord.Emoji - linkId: Discord.IUserMessage remarks: *content

Note

A valid @Discord.Emoji format is Unicode-based. This means only something like 🙃 or \U0001f643 would work, instead of :upside_down:.

A Unicode-based emoji can be obtained by escaping with a \ in front of the emote using the Discord chat client or by looking up on Emojipedia.

This class represents a standard Unicode-based emoji. This type of emoji can be created by passing the Unicode into the constructor.

uid: Discord.IEmote example: [*content]

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uid: Discord.Emote example: [*content]

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uid: Discord.GuildEmote example: [*content]

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