File Details
BuffResponder 1.2
- R
- Jan 10, 2026
- 5.21 KB
- 15
- 1.15.8
- Classic
File Name
BuffResponder 1.2.zip
Supported Versions
- 1.15.8
Multiple Messages Feature
Overview
BuffResponder now supports up to 5 different thank you messages with configurable response modes.
New Commands
Setting Messages
/buffr message <text> - Set message #1 (legacy command)
/buffr message1 <text> - Set message #1
/buffr message2 <text> - Set message #2
/buffr message3 <text> - Set message #3
/buffr message4 <text> - Set message #4
/buffr message5 <text> - Set message #5
To clear a message, use the command without text:
/buffr message3 - Clears message #3
Response Modes
/buffr mode random - Randomly pick from all non-empty messages (default)
/buffr mode 1 - Always use message #1
/buffr mode 2 - Always use message #2
/buffr mode 3 - Always use message #3
/buffr mode 4 - Always use message #4
/buffr mode 5 - Always use message #5
Reset Settings
/buffr reset - Reset all settings to default values
This command restores all settings to their defaults:
- Message 1: "ty <3"
- Message 2: "thx :)"
- Message 3: "tyvm <3"
- Message 4: "ty :)"
- Message 5: "thx :D"
- Response mode: "random"
- Reply delay: 4 seconds
- Cooldown: 60 seconds
- Exclude group: On
- Exclude guild: On
- Debug mode: Off
Viewing Configuration
/buffr status - Shows all configured messages and current mode
Usage Examples
Example 1: Random Mode (Default)
/buffr message1 Thank you! <3
/buffr message2 Ty mate!
/buffr message3 Thanks for the buff!
/buffr mode random
The addon will randomly select one of the three messages each time someone buffs you.
Example 2: Fixed Message
/buffr message1 Thank you! <3
/buffr message2 Ty mate!
/buffr message3 Thanks for the buff!
/buffr mode 2
The addon will always use "Ty mate!" regardless of other configured messages.
Example 3: Mix and Match
/buffr message1 Ty! <3
/buffr message2 Thanks!
/buffr message3 (cleared)
/buffr message4 Much appreciated!
/buffr mode random
The addon will randomly pick from messages 1, 2, and 4 (skipping the empty message 3).
How It Works
- Random Mode: The addon collects all non-empty messages and randomly selects one each time it needs to respond.
- Fixed Mode (1-5): The addon always uses the specified message number. If that message is empty, it falls back to the first non-empty message.
- Default Behavior: If no messages are configured, the addon defaults to "Ty <3".
Backwards Compatibility
The original /buffr message <text> command still works and sets message #1, ensuring compatibility with existing configurations.

