I am trying to code the game One Night Ultimate Werewolf for Discord. I already figured out the first steps, of choosing cards, and sending roles through direct messages. The next step, is to create commands through DM, such as "!seer " for the seer to do her action. The problem is... I don't know how to make the bot check if the message author is actually a seer. I was thinking on doing the following: (the variables like dargon, ven, rocky, etc. are player names, where they have their player id's stored. the variable like dargon_c, ven_c, rocky_c, etc. have the players' Werewolf cards assigned to them)
try:
global dargon_c, ven_c, nastith_c, rocky_c, petra_c, center_c, left_center_c, right_center_c
target = await bot.fetch_user(dargon)
await target.send('Your card is: ' + cards[0])
dargon_c = cards[0]
target = await bot.fetch_user(ven)
await target.send('Your card is: ' + cards[1])
ven_c = cards[1]
target = await bot.fetch_user(nastith)
await target.send('Your card is: ' + cards[2])
nastith_c = cards[2]
target = await bot.fetch_user(rocky)
await target.send('Your card is: ' + cards[3])
rocky_c = cards[3]
target = await bot.fetch_user(petra)
await target.send('Your card is: ' + cards[4])
petra_c = cards[4]
center_c = cards[5]
left_center_c = cards[6]
right_center_c = cards[7]
except:
ctx.channel.send("Some users didn't recieve their cards")
dargon_c = 'Seer'
@bot.command()
async def seer(ctx):
global see
if ctx.author.id == dargon and dargon_c == 'Seer':
ctx.channel.send('Card')
if ctx.author.id == ven and ven_c == 'Seer':
see = ctx.content[3:]
ctx.channel.send('Card')
Well, so, is there any way I could do this without needing to do 100 if...then... for every single command?
