Colour roles: see it before you wear it

/colour opens a private colour picker with ready-made palettes, a colour taken from your avatar or Sigil card, or a random one. Type a name like coral, or a code like #F97316, to see your name in that colour on Discord's dark and light looks side by side, with how easy it is to read.

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/colour colour: coral

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Mira, Coral Readable on Discord's dark look and its light look.

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What it does

• Wearing a colour gives you a colour role the bot makes for you, with no permissions at all, and takes your old colour off.
• Roles that nobody wears any more are deleted after an hour.
• /colours shows the server's colour wall in the channel, with how many people wear each colour.
• People who manage roles use /colourroles to choose which palettes members can use, add colours of their own, allow typed colours, limit how many colour roles exist, limit /colour to members who have a role, and post a colour wall with a Choose your colour button.

Set it up

1. Add Sigil to your server, give it the Manage Roles permission, and run /setup.
2. Members type /colour and pick or type a colour, then press the button to wear it.
3. Admins open /colourroles to set the rules for the server.

Good to know

• Colour roles never carry permissions, and the number of them can be limited.
• The preview shows contrast on both of Discord's looks, so people can tell whether a colour is readable before they commit.

Commands

• /colour [colour]
• /colours [palette]
• /colourroles for people who manage the server

Every command, with what it does and what it needs, is in the guide.

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• Discord Role Menu Bot — Role menus: let members pick their own roles
• Discord Profile Bot — A profile bot: one card that follows you between servers
• Everything the bot does

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