Guess

Command Details

• Name: guess
• Aliases: None
• Category: Fun
• Description: Creates a "ship" image to guess the relationship between two users.
• Usage: P guess <user1> <user2>, p guess <user1> <user2>, or /guess [target] [partner]
• Examples:
  • P guess @User1 @User2
  • p guess @User1 @User2
  • /guess @User1 @User2
• Cooldown: 5 seconds
• Arguments: Required (two user mentions or IDs)
• Slash Command: Enabled
• Permissions:
  • Bot: SendMessages, ViewChannel, EmbedLinks
  • User: None
• Player Requirements: None (no voice, DJ, or active player required)

Functionality

• The command accepts two users as input (via mentions, IDs, or slash command options).
• If invoked via slash command, users are selected from target and partner options; for prefix commands, it uses mentions or defaults to the invoker as the second user if only one is provided.
• Validates that:
  • Both users are valid (sends error: "Please mention two valid users." if not).
  • The two users are not the same (sends error: "You cannot guess a relationship with the same user.").
• Generates a "ship" image using the canvafy.Ship library, combining:
  • Avatars of both users (PNG, static format).
  • A background image (https://i.imgur.com/WRQ9JgJ.jpg).
  • A border color (#FFCFCF) and overlay opacity (0.7).
• Sends the generated image as an attachment named ship-[user1]-[user2].png.
• Displays an initial "Thinking..." message for better UX during image generation.
• Handles errors gracefully, sending a user-friendly error message and logging the issue.

Code Overview

The command is built using a Command class structure and handles both message-based and interaction-based (slash command) inputs. It uses:

• canvafy.Ship to generate the relationship image with user avatars.
• client.embed() to create error embeds with a danger color.
• User fetching via mentions, IDs, or slash command options.
• Error handling for invalid users, same-user inputs, or image generation failures.
• Language localization support (via the language parameter, though not fully utilized in the provided code).