Eval Math.roundup or alternative method

Hey @Floral Ox!

First of all, have a look at the variable list, you'll learn that what you want to use isn't $(touser), but either arguments or $(query).

Next, I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you want...

Except, now what we’re looking for is at 5 or less, its 1 sub, 6-10 is 2 subs, etc.

What does that mean? 5 or less what? The example following doesn't help understanding either.

We're not in your head, we can't guess, so try to be as clear and as precise as possible when you describe your issue, in short: be specific (link expired), otherwise we can't help, thank you in advance.

Sorry about the vagueness. The "5" in question is the input. So the idea here is when I use "!thing 5", it produces "If you donate $5, 500 bits, or gift 1 sub". If I do "!thing 6", it produces "If you donate $6, 600 bits, or gift 2 sub", at 11 it produces "If you donate $11, 1100 bits, or gift 3 sub", etc.

Thanks for the clarification on $(query). I'm still pretty green at programming nightbot, so I just used something the only thing I knew would insert something there, but obviously using the correct variable would be helpful in getting it to work.

@Floral Ox Heya, your English is weird, to be honest.

!addcom -cd=5 !thing $(eval `If you donate $` + `$(1)` + `,` + `$(1)` + `00 bits, or gift ` + ( $(1) - 4 ) + `sub`)

!addcom -cd=5 !thing $(eval a=`$(1)`; if ( a === `5` ) { `If you donate $5, 500 bits, or gift 1 sub` } else if ( a === `6` ) { `If you donate $6, 600 bits, or gift 2 sub` } else if ( a === `11` ) { `If you donate $11, 1100 bits, or gift 3 sub` } )

I don't know what you actually want. As you instructed, I coded like that. Hope it will work

Thank you for the help. I know its not super clear, I don't know exactly how to explain it. I appreciate the all the help, though.

So, I'm hoping to have something where when I do !thing (1-5), I get
$(1-5), (1-5)00Bits, 1 gift sub
If I do !thing (6-10), I get
$(1-6), (6-10)00 bits, 2 gift subs
!thing (11-15) gets
$(11-15), (11-15)00 bits, 3 gifts subs.

I'm really sorry for not being better about communicating this. And I really appreciate the effort and help I'm getting.

Thank you for taking more time to explain, I now understand what you're looking for!

So the command would be the following:

$(eval a=`$(1)`; isNaN(a)?`Wrong input: use numbers only.`:`If you donate $${a}, ${a}00 bits, or gift ${Math.ceil(a/5)} subs, you can do the thing we're talking about!`;)

If you're curious to know why I used Math.ceil() and not Math.round(), I linked the documentation.

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. Sorry for the mess I created with my earlier posts!

No worries, it's all good, we managed to sort it out!