Yup! Just keep in mind that Discord will ratelimit you even if you send a message every seccond, so add a longer delay. ^-^

how exactly do i do that? my code looks like

import time
import pyautogui

def SendScript():
time.sleep(2)
with open('script.txt') as f:
lines = f.readlines()
for line in lines:
pyautogui.typewrite(line.strip())
pyautogui.press('enter')

SendScript()

try this:

import time
import pyautogui

def SendScript():
    with open('script.txt') as f:
        for x in f:
          pyautogui,typewrite(x)
          pyautogui.press(enter)
          time.sleep(2)

SendScript()

I haven't tried it out myself, but hopefully it works for you

I tried this (copy and pasted it exactly into notepad++) but it said "NameError: name 'typewrite' is not defined" so I assumed maybe that was because you (maybe typo, i assumed this because the two lines under it have periods not commas) put a comma between pyatogui and typewrite, but when I added a period instead of a comma it said,"NameError: name 'enter' is not defined"

I tried this (copy and pasted it exactly into notepad++) but it said "NameError: name 'typewrite' is not defined" so I assumed maybe that was because you (maybe typo, i assumed this because the two lines under it have periods not commas) put a comma between pyatogui and typewrite, but when I added a period instead of a comma it said,"NameError: name 'enter' is not defined"

My code looks like this

import time
import pyautogui as auto
file = open("script.txt", "r")
auto.click(860, 719);

for x in file:
    print(x)
    time.sleep(0.7)
    auto.write(x)

you can change the time.sleep to anything you want (I use 0.9 for Discord)

I tried this (copy and pasted it exactly into notepad++) but it said "NameError: name 'typewrite' is not defined" so I assumed maybe that was because you (maybe typo, i assumed this because the two lines under it have periods not commas) put a comma between pyatogui and typewrite, but when I added a period instead of a comma it said,"NameError: name 'enter' is not defined"

That is because 'typewrite' does not exist and is not part of the pyautogui library. Use 'write' instead