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snowflake

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Last updated 7 months ago

The snowflake command displays information about a , a Discord-generated ID. It is useful to know when a certain entity such as a message, channel or role was created to millisecond precision.

Required permissions

MoonlightBot requires the following permissions to successfully execute this command:

No specific permissions required

By default, a user is required to have the following permissions to use this command:

No specific permissions required

For more information on editing permission requirements for specific users/roles, refer to the

Syntax

/snowflake <snowflake>

Options

  • snowflake: The snowflake to show information of. An example could be 314110696071888896, MoonlightBot's user ID

Logs

This command does not trigger any log events.

For more information on setting up those logs, refer to the

snowflake
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