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The fastest way to learn haze scripting is to read working templates and adapt them. The examples below progress from a plain text welcome message that only uses variables, through fully branded cards with colors and media, to per-button scripts with action buttons and links. Copy any example, swap in your own text and URLs, then preview it before saving.

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1. Simple Welcome (Variables Only)

No layout tags — this template stays in variables-only mode and outputs interpolated plain text.

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2. Branded Open Card

Adds a haze accent color, a heading, body text, a visual separator, and a link button.

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3. Support Card with Thumbnail and Avatar

Uses the opener’s avatar as a section thumbnail. The {user.avatar} variable resolves to a direct image URL that {thumbnail: …} accepts.

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4. Billing Button Script (Per-Button Welcome)

Set a per-button welcome so the billing ticket button shows a different card from your default. First, list your buttons to get the real IDs:
The output shows each button’s label and ID:
Then set the welcome by button ID or label, followed immediately by the script template:
Do not write haze:ticket:close as a button custom ID. Discord converts :ticket: into the 🎫 emoji at the API level, so your ID becomes haze🎫close and the button will never fire correctly. Use close or haze.tickets.close instead.

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5. Preview Before Saving

Always preview a script in Discord before attaching it to a ticket button or welcome setting. Pass the template directly to ,script preview:
The bot renders the full card in the current channel with your real user and guild data, so you can confirm layout, colors, and variable output before anything goes live.

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Channel Name and Topic Templates

These settings use variables-only mode — no layout tags, just plain text with placeholders. Because there are no {name: value} tags, haze returns a simple interpolated string rather than building a card. Set the ticket channel name:
Set the ticket channel topic: