Get started with Tupperbox by learning how to make a tupper and how to send a message with it.

Tupperbox Commands Note: Tupperbox has a configurable prefix. In command examples below, replace tul! with your server's Tupperbox prefix where necessary. Getting Started tul! register - …

A tupper is a fake Discord profile you can send messages through, as long as Tupperbox also has access to that channel. You pick a tupper to use by writing its "brackets" around your message.

Using nitro emoji with tuppers requires that Tupperbox itself is in the server the emoji comes from. This is a restriction placed by Discord and can't be circumvented.

This proxy block allows you to instruct Tupperbox to perform complicated dice rolls, and insert the results in-line in your proxy, along with a readout of how the dice ended up rolling.

Groups can be used to organize your tuppers into categories or folders. You can set up groups and add tuppers to them using the Dashboard or the tul! group command on Discord.

Just added Tupperbox to your server? Here's how to set it up for the best experience.

Get started with Tupperbox by learning how to make a tupper and how to send a message with it.

This is typically due to Discord Permissions - you will need to either give Tupperbox a role with access to that channel or edit the channel permissions to remove any obstacles to Tupperbox using the …

In command examples above, replace tul! with your server's Tupperbox prefix where necessary. Brackets must contain the exact word text with letters or symbols before or after it.