=embed takes in 11 arguments spread over 11 lines:
For every field, insert 3 lines to the bottom of your command:
Field Inline defines whether the field can be placed in a horizontal row with other fields. Use y for 'yes' and any other value for 'no'. This only has an effect if there are more than 1 fields.
Field and regular Descriptions allow you to include newlines by typing {{{newline}}}.
=simpembed only takes in 4 arguments for convenience:
Similar to embed (see above), you can insert fields by appending lines to the command. You can also add new lines to field and regular descriptions with {{{newline}}}.
=quickembed has the same arguments as simpembed, but the order is different:
At the price of not being able to add fields, you don't have to use {{{newline}}} for lines in the description. You can simply append lines to the back.
Color only takes in a decimal value! Use =color to fetch the decimal value.
Images are larger than Thumbnails while author/footer images are extremely small.
If you leave a line empty, it will not be processed. If you leave the color empty, it will be automatic based on light/dark theme.
To add Masked URLs into embed/field descriptions, use [Mask](URL),
such as [Wiki](https://wikpedia.com). Note that they won't work in other places.
To add a new line to embed/field descriptions, use {{{newline}}}.
There are certain limits when creating embeds:
| Embed limits | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Limit | Unit |
| Title | 256 | Characters |
| Author name | ||
| Field title | ||
| Description | 2048 | |
| Footer | ||
| Field text | ||
| Entire embed | 6000 | |
| 25 | Fields | |