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Self-bot can only see its own messages #6839
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Duplicate of #6820, and is a wontfix. |
Does anyone at least know where I should start if I were to try and fix it myself? |
Easy fix: don't use selfbots |
Does that version even support self-bots? The bot parameter on start(), run(), or login() doesn't work. Checking the code it doesn't even exist. |
selfbot methods are deprecated from 1.7. |
It appears discord started doing this to anyone who connects as a user with intents- if you remove that, you'll get these. |
Trying the discord.py example code with |
User-bots and self-bots have been deprecated in the library since v1.7 and will no longer receive support. As of v2.0, they have been completely removed from the library as well. Consider using a real bot instead. |
Summary
When using a self-bot, message.content and message.embeds are both empty. This does not occur on a real bot. I can still view information such as message.author.id, etc.
Reproduction Steps
Minimal Reproducible Code
Expected Results
It responds to the command / prints the contents of the message.
Actual Results
It doesnt respond to anyone but itself /
![Screenshot 2021-05-02 17 34 28](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/47677887/116828610-bf0cbc80-ab6d-11eb-82ea-c629124e9e3c.png)
message.content
is blank.Intents
None, I don't think they work for self-bots either.
System Information
Checklist
Additional Context
I know self-bots are against ToS, and I accept the risks related to that.
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