Hello! i was trying to make a command that can track how many times a word has been said. I know about this command:
!addcom -cd=5 Headshot $(eval temp=$(count);)
But that command only counts secretly and i need to show that number, so how can i show the Count number in other command? Maybe !headshot Mikey has $(query) headshots ?
Anythings helps!
Hey @mikeylizarraga!
You simply use $(count) in the middle of the sentence:
!addcom !headshot -ul=mod Mikey has $(count) headshots!
I advise reading the documentation.
Well I know $(count) could work, but that only works when command is called, correct? I mean the $(count) command increased by one only when this is called, I want to secretly count the headshot word and then use a command to show the secretly counter, is that possible?
Ah, your first request wasn’t clear.
But to answer your question, no, you could have a !addheadshot command to update !headshot so the value of $(count) isn’t shown when !addheadshot is called, but Nightbot would still respond saying that !headshot was updated, see this topic:
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