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Thank you! I will get to work and make a bot with my friends to enjoy (and troll) with them! Thank you for your super-fast responses, I didn't expect it to be this fast tbh, but it's truly awesome. I'll make sure I send my ideas to you too, see you later! :)

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Library version mismatch may've caused this. Try downgrading py-cord to version 1.7.3.
Alternatively, you can try my fork which is more up-to-date.

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Thank you so much! I finally got it to work. I'm new to this whole coding thing, can you tell me if there's a way to add new commands (mostly misc. ones) and get them to work with this music bot as one? Or if I need to make a new cog, can you tell me how to make one? Thank you!

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You can add new commands in BotFolder.musicbot.commands.music (or general) by using
@bridge.bridge_command(
name="commandName",
description="description but not a must have",
help="not a must have",
aliases=["this_works_too"],
)
async def _comandfunction(self, ctx: Context,):
your code

or you make a new file BotFolder.musicbot.commands.test

import discord

from config import config
from discord.ext import commands, bridge
from musicbot import linkutils, utils
from musicbot.bot import MusicBot, Context

class Test(commands.Cog):

def __init__(self, bot: MusicBot):
self.bot = bot

# logic is split to uconnect() for wide usage

@bridge.bridge_command(
name="commandName",
description="description but not a must have",
help="not a must have",
aliases=["this_works_too"],
)
async def _comandfunction(self, ctx: Context,):
your code

def setup(bot: MusicBot):
bot.add_cog(Test(bot))

and add

"musicbot.commands.test",

to initial_extensions in run.py

try to do the second approach so you can easily go back to the default untouched bot by just commenting out the "musicbot.commands.test", line ^^

*edit: this applies only to the DandelionMusic fork

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Thank you so much! I finally got it to work. I'm new to this whole coding thing, can you tell me if there's a way to add new commands (mostly misc. ones)...

You're welcome. To make new commands you can inspect existing ones and create something similar. There are plenty of guides/examples online, like the one above.
If you think that these commands are useful to have in the bot, you can share your ideas by submitting an issue to my fork.

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