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Every embed the bot sends — from the ticket panel to the close-confirmation prompt — shares a single accent color controlled by one variable in main/main.py. Changing embed_color once is all it takes to re-theme the entire bot without hunting through each embed definition individually. The default value shipped with the bot is a warm yellow-gold: 
embed_color = 0xfcd005  # Yellow/Gold (default)
This value is passed as the color argument every time a discord.Embed is constructed, which is why a single change propagates everywhere instantly.

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How to Change the Color

1

Pick a hex color

Use any color picker tool to find the hex code you want. htmlcolorcodes.com is a convenient online option. The picker will give you a value like #5865F2.
2

Convert to Python format

Discord (and Python) expects the color as an integer literal, not a CSS string. Drop the # and add a 0x prefix:
#5865F2  →  0x5865F2
3

Update main.py

Open main/main.py and replace the embed_color value near the top of the file:
embed_color = 0x5865F2  # Discord Blurple
4

Restart the bot

Save the file and restart the bot process. All new embeds will use the updated color. Embeds already posted in Discord channels will not be retroactively updated.

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Example Color Values

Below are several ready-to-use values, including Discord’s own brand palette: 
embed_color = 0xfcd005  # Yellow/Gold (default)
embed_color = 0x5865F2  # Discord Blurple
embed_color = 0x57F287  # Discord Green
embed_color = 0xED4245  # Discord Red
embed_color = 0xFEE75C  # Discord Yellow
embed_color = 0xEB459E  # Discord Fuchsia
Pick whichever best matches your server’s branding or theme.

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Where embed_color Is Used

The variable is referenced by every discord.Embed the bot constructs. Here is the full list of embeds that use it:
  • Ticket panel embed — The embed posted by the tb!ticket command, which contains the Create Ticket button.
  • Inside-ticket welcome embed (Question) — The greeting embed posted when a Question ticket channel is created.
  • Inside-ticket welcome embed (Help) — The greeting embed posted when a Help ticket channel is created.
  • Inside-ticket welcome embed (Report) — The greeting embed posted when a Report ticket channel is created.
  • Call staff embed — The temporary notification embed that pings the staff role when a user presses “Call staff”.
  • Close ticket confirmation embed — The “Are you sure?” prompt with the Yes/No buttons shown when a user presses “Close ticket”.
  • Ticket log embed — The summary embed sent to the logs channel after a ticket channel is deleted.
Because all embeds share the single embed_color variable, there is no way to give individual embed types different colors using the current code structure. If you need per-type colors (e.g. red for Report tickets and green for Question tickets), introduce separate variables — embed_color_question, embed_color_report, etc. — and pass the appropriate one to each discord.Embed(color=...) call.

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