😤 Don't Make This Complicated: The Discord Fake Message Maker Tool Has Ping Support 💢
🛠️ Don't use the inspect element method or the developer tools method. Pings work with our tool now. 👇🏽
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Ping Support is Now Ready
The ping feature is released. There is even less of an excuse for using some old deprecated strategy like the inspect element or developer tools method.
What does that even mean?
You can now use discord pings in your fake messages. You can also delete them if you want.
Umm… Show me?
Sure, let's suppose we have the following message back and forth:
Yet another messi and ronaldo thread.
That's nice, but the smack talking could be made more effective with pings like so:
It's more direct and in your face. Much better!
Are you going to show me how to do this or what?
It's intuitive to use, but OK. Suppose we are starting off with the original message mentioned earler:
Back to square one.
Simply highlight the text inside the discord message maker tool that you want to represent as the username for the ping.
But first let's add the usernames we want to ping.
I am going to show the original message without the usernames.
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We are starting from the beginning. Here is the editor that produced the messages above.
Starting from the beginning in the discord message maker editor.
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Add the username text you want to be pings.
Added the usernames penaldo and pessi that we want to act as pings.
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Highlight each text that you want to add as a ping, then click Add @ Ping
Highlighted pessi username that we want to use as a ping.
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After highlighting and clicking Add @ Ping button.
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Highlighting the penaldo username text that we want to act as a ping.
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The result of highlighting the username and clicking the Add @ Ping button.
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Click the Generate Image button after you are done.
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This conversation definitely raises the bar.
But what happens if I make a mistake?
We have the Remove @ Ping button that lets you fix this.
Click the text which places your active cursor into the text that is highlighted as a ping.
Next click the Remove @ Ping button. I demonstrate this below:
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We will start off with a message with a mistake: We accidentally highlighted a random word.
We accidentally highlighted "gr8tester"
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Put your active cursor (blinking line on screen) onto part of the gr8tester word. Click the Remove @ Ping button.
Clicking the Remove @ Ping button while the active cursor is on the text you want to remove.
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Done! The gr8tester text is no longer present!
The ping highlighting is gone from the gr8tester text.
No excuse. Stop using the developer tools and the inspect element method.
Given all of the useful features of the fake discord message maker tool, there is no excuse for using the inferior inspect element method or the developer tools method.
We can perform any action that you could do with both of those methods. Click the card link below to start using the tool:
Ping Support is Now Ready
The ping feature is released. There is even less of an excuse for using some old deprecated strategy like the inspect element or developer tools method.
What does that even mean?
You can now use discord pings in your fake messages. You can also delete them if you want.
Umm… Show me?
Sure, let's suppose we have the following message back and forth:
That's nice, but the smack talking could be made more effective with pings like so:
Are you going to show me how to do this or what?
It's intuitive to use, but OK. Suppose we are starting off with the original message mentioned earler:
Simply highlight the text inside the discord message maker tool that you want to represent as the username for the ping. But first let's add the usernames we want to ping. I am going to show the original message without the usernames.
-
We are starting from the beginning. Here is the editor that produced the messages above.
Starting from the beginning in the discord message maker editor. -
Add the username text you want to be pings.
Added the usernames penaldo and pessi that we want to act as pings. -
Highlight each text that you want to add as a ping, then click Add @ Ping
Highlighted pessi username that we want to use as a ping. -
After highlighting and clicking Add @ Ping button. -
Highlighting the penaldo username text that we want to act as a ping. -
The result of highlighting the username and clicking the Add @ Ping button. -
Click the Generate Image button after you are done. -
This conversation definitely raises the bar.
But what happens if I make a mistake?
We have the Remove @ Ping button that lets you fix this. Click the text which places your active cursor into the text that is highlighted as a ping. Next click the Remove @ Ping button. I demonstrate this below:
-
We will start off with a message with a mistake: We accidentally highlighted a random word.
We accidentally highlighted "gr8tester" -
Put your active cursor (blinking line on screen) onto part of the gr8tester word. Click the Remove @ Ping button.
Clicking the Remove @ Ping button while the active cursor is on the text you want to remove. -
Done! The gr8tester text is no longer present!
The ping highlighting is gone from the gr8tester text.
No excuse. Stop using the developer tools and the inspect element method.
Given all of the useful features of the fake discord message maker tool, there is no excuse for using the inferior inspect element method or the developer tools method. We can perform any action that you could do with both of those methods. Click the card link below to start using the tool:
