Different user levels commands

[IgorFradi]

I need to do a command with a $(count) that can only be edited by mods, but viewed by normal users.
So… it would be like this:

Any user could see how many times he got lost:
!lost MaxPalaro got lost $(count) times!
But only mods could edit it
!editlost ???

So, how can I do it? Is it possible?

[MrBSGaming]

First add: !addcom !lost $(query)
Then: !addcom !editlost edit !lost -ul=moderator -a=!commands MaxPalaro got lost $(count) times!
I believe that should suit your needs.

[Aaron128l]

The suggested command isn’t correct. Please refer to this example:

Counting by editing a command?

That post is very outdated as the $(alias) variable no longer exists. Here’s an updated way to do it. !commands add !addcount -ul=moderator -a=!commands edit !count This is a count $(count) !addcount will update !count by 1 (for moderators) !commands add !count This is a count 0 !count will display the current total command