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just states that more information is needed to make a new one!

This may only be the case when the '!stop' command is executed after audio playback. Attempting to queue a new song may cause the bot to auto-disconnect when in this state.

When I click on the link to add the bot to my discord server it does not add it. I have even tried adding it from external websites, so if I am doing something wrong let me know because I really want to use this bot (especially the hangman and roulette options) @Phxntxm

Your code is like barely readable becuz no commenterinos famalam

So this bot has been working amazing for the past few days and all the sudden when i try playing music, I get the error "You are not currently in the channel; please join before trying to request a song." Ive tried making new channels and kicking and inviting th bot again and everything and nothing will work

How do I start a tic tac toe game??

I can allow playlists (!allowplaylists on), import YouTube playlists (!import [playlist url]), create playlists (!playlist create), add/remove songs to a playlist (!playlist edit -> [name] -> add -> [songname]), view all our playlists (!playlists), view the songs in a playlist (!playlist or !playlist edit -> [name] -> list), activate playlists (!playlist edit -> [name] -> activate), delete playlists (!playlist edit -> [name] -> delete)...

but there is no command to play a playlist?!

Tried:
!playlist [playlist]
!playlist [playlist] play
![playlist] play
![playlist]
!play playlist [playlist]
!play [playlist]
!activate [playlist]
!queue [playlist]
!playlist edit -> [playlist] -> play ("quit" after, none of the aforementioned commands were tested before quitting !playlist edit)

Am I missing the obvious?

Music is not playing but the bot is saying its playing

When I run the bot (in a repl on replit) it throws the error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "bot.py", line 140, in <module>
    bot.loop.create_task(bot.cache.setup())
  File "<My computer>/venv/lib/python3.10/site-packages/discord/client.py", line 140, in __getattr__
    raise AttributeError(msg)
AttributeError: loop attribute cannot be accessed in non-async contexts. Consider using either an asynchronous main function and passing it to asyncio.run or using asynchronous initialisation hooks such as Client.setup_hook

In cogs/music.py on line 18, libopus.so.0 is trying to be located at /usr/lib64/, but for my system it was in /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabi/. There should be a way of detecting this automatically.

Because there is no licence set, can I use some parts of the code? Does I need some extra things?

When Bonfire leaves a channel, she resets her volume to 100%.

Not only does this mean that we have to constantly readjust the volume any time Bonfire is summoned, considering how loud 100% Bonfire is (we usually run her on around 7%), this blows the eardrums of anyone who hasn't adjusted her volume manually in the past/is new to the channel.

Could we please have Bonfire remember her nice volume?