Flit's Nest

Work in progress.

D-Proxy is a simple and user-friendly Discord proxy bot similar to Tupperbox. On top of the features provided by Tupperbox, D-Proxy offers additional ones, such as slash commands, DM/GDM support, variants of existing proxies (eg. for emotions or alternate forms), NPCs, and more!

Getting Started

Click here to invite D-Proxy to your Discord server, or add it as an App to use in DMs.

Then, learn the basics!

Guides

• Getting Started
• Configuration
• Useful Features
• Full Command Reference

Getting started

Proxy creation

From the proxy list

If you prefer a menu-based way to create a proxy, you can use the proxy list. It also allows you to create proxies specific to certain Discord servers.

1. Pull up your proxy list with /list proxy, or d!list.

Using the Create Proxy command

You can use the slash command /create proxy. Discord will provide you with some options to fill out in the command:

• Name: Required. The name of your proxy.
• Image: Optional, but highly recommended. An image for your proxy to use as a profile picture in Discord. Can be set later with /avatar proxy.
• URL: Optional. If you have an image uploaded elsewhere already, you can put a link to it with this option. Can be set later with /avatar proxy.
• Prefixes: Optional, but highly recommended. Create a plaintext prefix to use the proxy without having to use commands, using "text" as a placeholder. For example, if you use a>text, you can type a>Hello! to have your proxy say hello.

You can also use a text command, and optionally upload an image alongside it: d!create <name> [prefix]