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# .bake command

*this command utilizes basic variables and gives a sweet currency command for your server members to use!*

### ✎ autoresponder command

`/autoresponder add trigger:.bake reply:{range:200-1000} {choose: cookies :cookies: | cupcake :cupcake: | pie :pie: | cake :cake:} {choose1: they loved it ! | they nommed happily c: | they love you for being so thoughtful !}{modifybal:[range]} you bake a [choice] for {server_randommember} . . .` \
`[choice1] and gave you [range] ! <3`\
`your balance is now {user_balance_locale} {server_currency} ^-^`

{% hint style="info" %}
confused about the variables used? see our variables guide [here](/autoresponder/resources/variables-placeholders-and-functions.md)
{% endhint %}


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