Closed omegasrevenge closed 4 years ago
Hello and sorry for the late response to this.
First, I would like to point out that the OpCode (Hello) warning can be ignored. It's harmless and I think the only reason it shows is because Discord.Net doesn't know what to do with it.
As for your issue, could you try disabling auto-connect and also trying different TTS engines?
What does it mean to use a different TTS engine? How would I do something like this? I thought this was just automatically using what Windows has.
I disabled auto-connect, then restarted ACT, then connected, then tried to join channel and the same error appears. So I restarted ACT, tried a different tts voice, then connected, then tried to join a channel, same error.
Can you try using the latest version? It includes an update to the Discord.Net api. Make sure to delete your old folder when updating.
Discord Triggers worked perfect on my old PC. Switched to a new PC and reinstalled everything. Files and folder layout are identical, triple-checked locations and unblocked all archives before putting them in. Bot has permission since its the exact same bot i have already been using in the past. On my new PC its throwing this new error though:
[Audio #1] Unkown OpCode (Hello)
Whenever I press "Join Channel" it throws that error and instantly disconnects it again. The bot is still on the discord server.