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Discord Bot Maker v1.2.0 "List and Loops" Update Released!

A couple days ago, the 1.2.0 update for Discord Bot Maker was released!

Here are all the new features:

Variable Tracker

Any variable name input now includes a dropdown/autocomplete function allowing users to reference previously defined variables. A list of variables is now also accessable from the right-click menu!

Added 24 More Events

The rest of the Discord API's events have been added! Events may now request users to input two variable names. Please enjoy!

Added new "List and Loops" Action Section

The new List and Loops actions will allow users to create complex algorithms for bulk item manipulations. For example, one may create a loop that repeats the same event throughout the context of each server the bot is within. One may also repeat an event for each existing role/channel/member within a specific server. The possibilities are endless!

Added More Server Actions

Find Server
Can find any of the servers the bot is within
Store Server Info
Takes information from a server and stores it within a variable

Added More Conditions

Check If Member has Role
Checks if a server member has a role
Check Member Permissions
Checks if a server member has a permission

Call Command/Event

Commands and events can now be called from other commands and events synchronously or asynchronously!

Create Invite

An invite link can now be created from a server channel.

Edit Message

Bots are now capable of editing their own messages!

Case-Sensitivity Control

Users may choose whether or not commands will be case-sensitive.

Parameter Separator Control

Users may now provide their own Regular Expression to be used for parsing parameters from commands.

Data Encryption

Users can now provide an encryption key to be used to encrypt data.

Bot Owner Only Restriction

Commands can now have a restriction placed on them requiring the user be the owner of the bot.

Auto Restart Option

Developers now have the option to automatically restart the bot if the bot is turned on and the developer saves. This is very convenient for testing!

Manual Updating

One may manually choose to update their project by clicking File -> Update Bot Project

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To see things in action, check out this quick demonstration video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdxJo4C5pw4
Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy!
~ Discord Bot Maker Dev