Guide - Basics | RDO Compendium

Starting out, the bot may seem a bit intimidating to you. However, fret not since this page will help you to get started with the bot by explaining the different commands, and giving you tips and tricks on finding whatever it is you want to find within Red Dead Redemption 2 and Red Dead Online.

If you ever get stuck, feel free to reach out on the bot's Discord server for additional support.

Commands

Commands are how you control the bot. If you type !help in a channel the bot is in, it will reply to you with a list of all commands available within the bot for example. Some commands may require you to provide more information, such as the !find command, which is used by typing !find bear to search for a bear, for example.

Compendium

These are the commands that let you find in-game content that's available in the game.

`!cycles`

Find today's Collectible cycles.

`!daily`

Displays today's Daily Challenges.

`!events <query?>`

Displays the next Free Roam Event and when it'll start.

`!find <query>`

Find and get information about anything in the bot's Compendium.

`!list <category>`

Sends you a private message Compendium items based on a category.

`!nazar`

Find Madam Nazar's location.

`!rank <role/pass?> <level>`

Displays the unlocks for certain ranks.

`!time`

Displays different times and timers relevant to different aspects of the game.

`!trader <goods>`

Get the time left for your Trader goods to finish processing, along with other information.

`!weekly`

Find this week's Weekly Collectible Request.

Miscellaneous

These commands are mostly commands that are used to find information about the bot.

`!credits`

Displays the different people that helped create this bot.

`!feedback <message>`

Send a feedback message to the bot's developers.

`!help`

Displays all the available commands.

`!links`

Displays different links to various useful community resources.

`!premium`

Displays different links to support the bot and its owner.

Premium

These commands are additional functionality reserved for Patrons.

`!audio <number?>`

Sends a random audio clip from the game.

`!dailyimage`

Generates the list of dailies in image format.

`!loading <number?>`

Sends a random loading screen from the game.

`!location <location> ~ <body>`

Generates an RDO-styled location card.

`!title <title>`

Generates an RDO-styled title.

`!toast <icon/emote?> ~ <title> ~ <body>`

Generates an RDO-styled toast.

`!weeklyimage`

Generates this week's Weekly Collectible Request in image format.

Rockstar

These commands find information about the game that is not within the game.

`!benefits`

Retrieves the latest in-game benefits from Rockstar's Social Club.

`!last`

Displays the amount of days passed since the last update.

`!news`

Retrieves the latest news from Rockstar Newswire.

`!status`

Displays the current Service Status from Rockstar Support.

`!updates`

Retrieves the latest game updates from Rockstar Support.

Settings

A full list of the settings commands and a short guide on how to use them can be found on the Settings Guide page.

Languages

RDO Compendium is available in multiple languages. Thanks to the help of the translators, the bot is available in English, Deutsch, Español (España), Español (México), Français, Italiano, Polski, Português (Brasil), Русский, 日本語, 简体中文, 繁體中文, and 한국어.

To change the language of the bot for your server, you are able to use the !settings command to change the language. To do so, you can use !settings set language <language>, replacing "<language>" with any one of the following: de, en, es, esmx, fr, it, ja, ko, pl, ptbr, ru, zhs, or zht.

To change the language of the bot for just one command, for example if you can't understand the language the bot is set to within a server, you can use !de, !en, !es, !esmx, !fr, !it, !ja, !ko, !pl, !ptbr, !ru, !zhs, or !zht followed by your command to change the language of the bot to the corresponding language for just that command.

The bot will always respond and listen to English commands when private messaging. Please note that the server you're on can opt to disable this functionality if the rules direct you to talking only in a single language.