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intermediate i: ranges and making choices
why use a range or make mimu choose?
- sometimes, you want varying amounts or varying responses to switch things up!
- this allows you to expand and teach mimu to make random responses or amounts.
the range variable
choosing from a range of numbers
.ar + give me 10 | {modifybal:+10} {cooldown:60} okay, i've given you 10 {server_currency}, you have {user_balance} now!- as you can see, this example only gives you 10 currency. but what if we wanted mimu to give an amount between 10-100 instead?
- we can use the
{range:}variable to do this! let's look at this:
.ar + give me more | {range:10-100} {modifybal:[range]} {cooldown:60} okay, i've given you [range] {server_currency}, you have {user_balance} now!
- the
{range:}variable takes an input of a minimum to maximum amount which returns a range of numbers. - once mimu decides, it stores the number chosen from the range into
[range]. - that way, you can use
[range]as a placeholder in the rest of your AR.
it is vital that you put the
{range:} variable before using [range]. this is because you need to have mimu choose between the range before you can refer to the chosen number from the range.using multiple ranges
- you can use multiple ranges, up to a total of 4 of them.
- you can do so by
{range:} {range1:} {range2:} {range3:}. - and just as you'd expect, the corresponding placeholders are
[range] [range1] [range2] [range3].
here's an example!
.ar edit choose numbers | {range:1-10} {range1:10-20} {range2:20-30} {range3:30-40}
a number from 1 to 10: [range]
a number from 10 to 20: [range1]
a number from 20 to 30: [range2]
a number from 30 to 40: [range3]
the choose variable
choosing from a list of choices
- using the
{choose:}function, you can make mimu choose from a list of predefined variables. - let's take an example. maybe you'd like mimu to choose between "pancakes", "cookies" or "yogurt".
.ar + .chooseforme | {choose:pancakes|cookies|yogurt} i choose [choice]!
- as you can see, the
{choose:}variable takes an input of choices separated with the pipe | symbol - once mimu decides, it stores the result in the variable
[choice]. - that way, you can use
[choice]as a placeholder for the rest of the AR. - by manipulating the number of times the choice is mentioned in the variable, you can also vary the "rarity" of a response.
similarly, remember to use
{choose:} before [choice]! this is to make sure it chooses before it shows the choice. otherwise, you will get the CHOICE_NOT_CHOSEN_YET error.making several choices
- similar to ranges, you can have mimu make more choices, up to 4 of them.
- you can do so by
{choose:} {choose1:} {choose2:} {choose3:}. - and just as you'd expect, the corresponding placeholders are
[choice] [choice1] [choice2] [choice3].
extended - doing weird stuff
this part is just for people who want to go above and beyond in complicating things. feel free to skip.
put a range in a choice or a choice in a range
- you can put a range in a choice, or a choice in a range, like this:
.ar + why would you even do this | {range:1-5} {range1: 10-20} {range2:30-50} {range3:1000-10000} {choose:[range]|[range]|[range]|[range1]|[range1]|[range1]|[range2]|[range2]|[range3]} {modifybal: [choice]} you earned [choice] {server_currency}- although extremely complex, this allows you to make some ranges rarer than others.
- similarly, remember to put your {range:} variables BEFORE using [range] in the {choose:} variable.
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