Fun¶
The Fun module provides entertainment commands to add some fun and engagement to your Discord server. These commands are designed for casual use and community interaction.
These lighthearted commands help break the ice, generate conversation, or simply provide entertainment for your server members. They are safe for general use and require minimal permissions, making them perfect for building community spirit.
Command Groups¶
This module includes the following command groups:
Random¶
The /random command group provides various randomization methods for making decisions or generating random content.
Commands:
/random coinflip- Flip a virtual coin (heads or tails)/random dice- Roll dice with customizable sides/random 8ball- Get a magic 8-ball prediction/random number- Generate a random number within a range
XKCD¶
The /xkcd command group allows you to view and share XKCD webcomics with interactive features.
Commands:
/xkcd latest- View the most recent XKCD comic/xkcd random- Get a random XKCD comic/xkcd specific- View a specific comic by ID
Commands¶
| Command | Description | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
/random |
Get random numbers, choices, or other random content | Details |
/xkcd |
View XKCD comics | Details |
Common Use Cases¶
Random Selection¶
Make decisions or select random items from a list using various randomization methods.
Steps:
- Use the
/random dicecommand for a simple dice roll. - Review the result provided by the bot.
Example:
/random dice sides:6
Viewing Comics¶
Share and enjoy XKCD comics with your community, with easy access to explanations and original links.
Steps:
- Use the
/xkcdcommand to fetch the latest comic or a specific one by ID. - Use the provided buttons to view the comic's explanation or the original xkcd page.
Example:
/xkcd latest
/xkcd comic_id:1234
Permissions¶
Bot Permissions¶
Tux requires the following permissions for this module:
- Send Messages - Required for command responses
- Embed Links - Required for displaying XKCD comics and random outputs
User Permissions¶
Fun commands are available to all users by default.
Permission System
Tux uses a dynamic permission system. Configure command permissions via /config commands or see the Permission Configuration guide.