# Chatting

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* Type the text you want to spam
* Delete your current text
* Delay -> Set the delay how frequently you want your message to be spammed
* Color -> Set the color you want your text to be spammed
* Type -> Select between:\
  -> Chat\
  -> Shout\
  -> PM \
  -> Merchant (Not all servers have this type of chat)

**`Chatting tab -> Auto-Reply`**

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* If word / phrase below found -> as name suggest, type the text you want the bot to focus
* Reply with -> the bot will reply with the message you want\
  example: if you'll receive a message with 'hello' in it, set to reply with 'hi', so it will be like this:\
  \
  PlayerX: hello\
  STMod: hi
* Enable auto-reply bot -> This will turn on the reply-bot
* Reply back in x seconds -> How much the bot will wait before sending the message to the sender
* Current replies list ->\
  There you can find your current reply list
* Reply with '?' if unknown message -> The bot will reply with '??' if it can't find a match in your current reply list\
  Example -> reply list: \
  abc:bca\
  hey:hi\
  \
  PlayerX: hi there\
  STMod: ??
* Repeat previous message if unknown message -> The bot will reply with the last message received if it can't find a match in your current reply list\
  Example -> reply list: \
  abc:bca\
  hey:hi\
  \
  PlayerX: hi there\
  STMod: hi there<br>


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