Tupperbox

Looking to make a tupper for your character but don't know how to start? Check below for our Tupperbox tutorial, now with pictures!

For those who don't know, Tupperbox is a Discord bot that allows you to create 'proxys.' This is great for RP, because it allows you to post with a different name and profile picture than your main account. Tupperbox is tied to your discord account, so any tupper you create will work in every discord server that has invited Tupperbox.

If you don't want to use this tutorial, you can always create/edit/delete tuppers from the Tupperbox Dashboard (https://tupperbox.app/dashboard/list/), which is apparently much easier.

## Creating a Tupper

First off, head over to #bot-commands.

To create your tupper, use the command `tul!register`. Follow the command with the name of the character you're creating, then the trigger for your text.

`tul!register "Character Name" trigger text`

The name just be within quotes " " or else tupper will only read the first word! Look below for some common mistakes.

I've created a tupper named "Captain" with a trigger of "Ezarah Ryn Ezarah: text". When I type the intended trigger, "Ezarah: text" below, nothing happens, because that's not what tupper is looking for. Computers do not read spaces like we do. It doesn't know when your name ends and the trigger begins unless you tell it.

Triggers can be anything. Personally, I like to use the character's name followed by a colon (`Ezarah: text`), because I have a lot of tuppers and it's easier to remember that way. Other people will use the character's first initial followed by a colon (`E: text`) or angle brackets (`<text>`). It's up to you! Make sure it's something you don't use normally in posting. Tupperbox is going to read every one of your posts looking for a trigger.

For example, I've recreated an error from a former staff member with his Narrator bot.

The brackets for this bot are just "N". That means whenever you start a post with the letter "N", Tupperbox is going to read the N and repost everything after it from the Narrator. Sometimes this works ok. The sentence below...

...will post as...

Sometimes it doesn't work as well.

It took "No no," dropped the first N, and posted the rest.

## Adding a Profile Picture

To add a photo to your tupper, use the following command:

`tul!avatar "Character Name" + a picture from your computer`

If you ever want to change your character's picture, use `tul!avatar` again.

## Rename a Tupper

To change your tupper's name, use the following command:

`tul!rename "Old Name" "New Name"`

## Change a Tupper's Brackets

To change your brackets (the trigger that activates the tupper), use the following command:

`tul!brackets "Character Name" trigger text`

## Help! I forgot what Tupper's I have!

To see a list of all of your tuppers and their triggers, use this command!

`tul!list`

Use the emojis on the bottom of the post to navigate through the pages.

Each tupper is listed with their:

* Name
* Brackets
* A link to their profile picture
* The total messages sent
* A description of the tupper (if you've added one)

## Remove a Tupper

To delete a tupper, use the following command:

`tul!remove "Character Name"`

## Delete a Post from a Tupper

Did you post incorrectly and need to delete, but don't have delete permissions? Tupperbox has you covered.

React to one of your posts with `:x:` and Tupperbox will delete the post.

## Edit a Post from a Tupper

Who doesn't love an edit button? Who doesn't notice all the misspelled words *after* they hit send?

To edit a tupper post, react to the post with `:pencil:`

You will get a DM from Tupperbox asking for what the message should be changed to. It won't change a single word. You have to put the entire post in there. Copy and paste, then correct the error. It will edit the post with the new message.

## Who is running this Tupper?

Which GM is narrating today? Who owns this character I've been RPing with all day?

To see what account sent a tupper post, react with `:question:`

Tupper will then DM you with the username of whoever sent the post.