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Quarky’s Custom Forms feature lets you build multi-question forms that members complete inside a private Discord thread. You can mix question types — free text, ratings, yes/no, multiple choice, and more — and all submitted answers are sent to a logs channel you choose. Like the ticket system, forms are built from two components:
  • Form panels — define the questions, logs channel, and thread settings for a form
  • Form embeds — the message posted in your server with buttons that open a form panel

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Question types

Custom Forms support the following question types:
TypeDescriptionAdditional parameters
Open EndedMembers respond with free-form text—
RatingMembers rate something on a numeric scaleMinimum scale, maximum scale, input type (Buttons or Select Menu)
Yes/NoMembers choose between Yes and NoInput type (Buttons or Select Menu)
Multiple Choice (Single)Members choose one option from a listOptions, input type (Buttons or Select Menu)
Multiple Choice (Multiple)Members choose one or more options from a listOptions, maximum choices
Likert ScaleMembers respond on a scale from strongly disagree to strongly agreeInput type (Buttons or Select Menu)
The question type list is updated as new types are added to Quarky.

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Creating a form panel

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Begin by using /form panel create and give the panel a name.
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A setup wizard will open where you can configure the form questions, logs channel, and other settings.
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Click Config to set:
  • Form Thread Name — the private thread name created when users start the form
  • Form Created Reply — message sent when users click the form button
  • Form Submitted Reply — message sent when users finish submitting
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Select a Logs Channel, where all submissions for this panel will be sent.
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Click Questions to begin adding questions to your form.
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Click Add Question and choose the question type.
For this example, choose Open Ended Question.
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Click Config to write the question text and submit it.
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Add another question by clicking Add Question.
This time select Rating Question as the type and Button as the input type.
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Click Config again and set the question details, including Minimum Scale and Maximum Scale, then submit.
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Add a third question by clicking Add Question.
Select Yes/No Question as the type and Select Menu as the input type.
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Click Config to set the question text, then click Submit.
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After adding your three questions, you will see them listed.
Click Save to store the panel configuration.
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Once saved, you can return anytime to Edit or Delete the panel.

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Creating a form embed

Once you have at least one form panel, create a form embed to post in your server.
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Now with the form panel done, run /form embed create and give it a name.
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The embed wizard will open, allowing you to configure the embed and manage button panels.
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Click Embed and fill in the Title, Description, Hex Color, Footer, and Image. These are optional but recommended for clarity. Click Submit afterward.
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The embed preview will update according to the configuration you set.
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To add button form panels, scroll down and click Panels.
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Click Add Panel.
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Click Button and configure the button settings:
SettingOptions
Button LabelText shown on the button
Button Color0 Grey · 1 Blurple · 2 Green · 3 Red
Button EmojiEmoji shown on the button
After filling these in, click Submit.
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From the dropdown, select the Form Panel you created earlier (e.g., panel). Then click Save.
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After saving, you can now Send, Edit, or Delete the embed using the available buttons.
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Click Send and choose the channel where the embed should be posted. The embed will appear there.
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When a user clicks the form button, a private thread will open where they can answer the form questions. Below is the first open-ended question.
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After answering the first question, the bot sends the second question as selectable rating buttons (1–10).
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After a rating is selected, the bot sends the third yes/no question.
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Once all questions are answered, the bot posts the Submitted Answers in the private thread.
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The bot also posts the submitted answers to the Logs Channel you configured earlier.
When a member clicks a form button, Quarky opens a private thread and presents each question one at a time. Once the member answers all questions, the bot posts a summary in the thread and sends the full submission to the logs channel.
Each member can only submit a form once per embed message. If you post the same embed in a different channel, the member can submit once via that channel’s button. This keeps submissions organized in the logs channel per embed.

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Slash commands

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Panel commands

CommandDescription
/form panel create [name]Create a new form panel with the interactive wizard
/form panel get [name]View a form panel with Edit and Delete actions
/form panel listList all saved form panel names

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Embed commands

CommandDescription
/form embed create [name]Create a new form embed with the interactive wizard
/form embed get [name]View a form embed with Send, Edit, and Delete actions
/form embed listList all saved form embed names