> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.stmod.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.stmod.net/official-servers/chatting.md).
# Chatting
* **Type** — Enter the text you want to spam.
* **Delete** — Clear your current text.
* **Delay** — Set how frequently (in seconds) your message will be sent.
* **Color** — Choose the color your spammed text will appear in.
* **Type** — Select the chat channel to send your message through:
* Chat
* Shout
* PM
* Merchant *(not available on all servers)*
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**`Chatting tab → Auto-Reply`**
* **If word / phrase below found** — Enter the keyword or phrase the bot should watch for in incoming messages.
* **Reply with** — The message the bot will send when a match is found.
Example: if you set the trigger to `hello` and the reply to `hi`, the exchange will look like this:
```
PlayerX: hello
STMod: hi
```
* **Enable auto-reply bot** — Turns the auto-reply bot on or off.
* **Reply back in x seconds** — How long (in seconds) the bot waits before sending its reply.
* **Current replies list** — Displays all of your currently configured trigger/reply pairs.
* **Reply with '?' if unknown message** — The bot replies with `??` when it receives a message that does not match any entry in your reply list.
Example — reply list:
```
abc:bca
hey:hi
```
```
PlayerX: hi there
STMod: ??
```
* **Repeat previous message if unknown message** — The bot echoes back the last received message when no match is found in your reply list.
Example — reply list:
```
abc:bca
hey:hi
```
```
PlayerX: hi there
STMod: hi there
```
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