{server.name}
{server.id}
{channel.name}
{channel.id}
{panel.count}
{panel.name}
{panel.ticketLimit}
{ticket}
{ticket.id}
{ticket}
channel{ticket.user}
{ticket.user.name}
{ticket.user}
{ticket.user.id}
{ticket.user}
{ticket.user.nickname}
{ticket.user}
{ticket.user.icon}
{ticket.user}
{ticket.user.tag}
{ticket.user}
{ticket.user.full}
{ticket.user}
{author}
variable. Any action, such as opening, closing, claiming, deleting etc, a ticket, will have the {author}
variable, which refers to the user who triggered the action.{author}
{author.name}
{author}
{author.id}
{author}
{author.nickname}
{author}
{author.icon}
{author.tag}
{author}
{author.full}
{author}
{author}
variable has the same as usage as {user}
. Take into account that {ticket.user}
refers to the user creating a ticket, so if for example you want to ping the user of your ticket in the claiming, do not use {user}
as it will ping the user who claimed, if you want to ping use {ticket.user}
.
{user}
≠{ticket.user}
{reason}
{@Role Name}
Role Name
with the name of your role and it will ping that role{Role ID}
Role ID
with the ID of your role and it will ping that role{reason}
variable is exclusive for the following commands: $close
, $delete
, $claim
and $new
{time}
{time+X}
{time-X}
<t:{time}>
{time}
variable to make custom messages!