A simple guide to every block and tool you can use in Meridian.
The very first block. It tells your bot when to start working.
A block that does a job, like sending a message or giving a role.
A line of connected blocks that make your bot do a task.
Text like {user.name} that changes to real info when the bot runs.
The small dots on a block where you connect lines. The top dot receives the signal, and the bottom dot passes it on.
The line between blocks that shows the order in which they run.
The main workspace where you drag and connect blocks to build your bot.
The bar at the top with tools to save, undo, redo, and search.
The menu where you can pick new blocks to add to your flow.
The right-side panel where you change the settings for a block.
Starts when someone types a command in Discord.
Starts when something happens in Discord, like a new member joining.
A group of blocks you can use over and over in different places.
A special block that runs if your bot runs into a problem.
Sends text or a fancy box to a channel or user.
Opens a popup window for users to fill out information.
Removes messages from a channel.
Adds or removes a message from the pinned list.
Adds or removes an emoji reaction on a message.
Sends a copy of a message to another channel.
Shares an announcement with follower channels.
Tells the bot to do different things depending on a choice.
Does the same thing many times in a row.
Does something for every person or item in a list.
Gives one or more roles to a person in the server.
Takes one or more roles away from a person.
Makes a brand new role for your server.
Completely removes a role from the server.
Changes how a role looks or what it can do.
Makes a new text, announcement, voice, stage, forum, media, or private channel.
Starts a new topic in a forum channel.
Changes a channel's name or settings.
Permanently removes a channel or thread.
Removes a person from the server.
Stops a person from talking for a short time.
Changes a person's nickname.
Makes the bot leave the server.
Does math like adding or subtracting numbers.
Looks for a specific user, role, or channel.
Makes the bot pause for a few seconds before continuing.
Changes text, like making it all uppercase.
Sends a private note to your bot's history for debugging.
Changes the symbol (like !) used to run commands.
Changes what your bot is "playing" or its online color.
Turns the bot off and back on again.
Sets the text shown at the top of a voice channel.
The main page where you manage your bot and its settings.
A place where the bot remembers things even after it restarts.
Extra features you can turn on with one click.
Shows if your bot is working and its recent history.
The link you use to add your bot to a server.
A status for staff profile updates that are awaiting approval from an Executive.
A fancy message with a colored border and images.
A private message that only you can see.
A command you run by typing "/" in Discord.
A command you run by typing a symbol like "!" first.
Buttons and menus you can add to a message.
A row that holds buttons or menus in a message.