Run Equation on Variable
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The Run Equation on Variable action when triggered applies a numerical equation to the value of any custom variable. It can be referenced in any action or condition throughout your bot's commands and events. All variables and options can be used in the content of the equation.
In this section, you can manage which variable the bot will set. You can select from a dropdown that will display the bot's variables. Variables on this list can be added, edited, and removed using the Data Storage module.
When using the Run Equation on Variable action on a user or channel variable, a Targets section will be displayed. This will allow you to set the user or channel to reset the variable for.
The Run Equation on Variable action has three options that change to whom the variable of the action is stored. Below you can find detailed information about each option and how it can be used.
By selecting this option your variable will be stored to the user who used the most recent interaction; for example, the most recent button press, select menu choice, command run or the user who triggered the custom event.
The Run Equation on Variable action has two options that change to which channel the variable of the action is stored. Below you can find detailed information about each option and how it can be used.
The Run Equation on Variable action has two options that change whether decimals can be stored in the variable of the action. Below you can find detailed information about each option and how it can be used.
By selecting this option your Variable will be stored as the nearest whole number, regardless of whether the equation's solution contains a decimal.
The equation of the action is the actual expression that the bot should calculate and store when the action is triggered. The result can be negative, and the equation will respect order of operations. You can use any variable or option in the content of this reply. These can be easily added through the variable selector by clicking the Clipboard button.
Below is a reference of the signs that can be used in the equation:
var
+
Represents addition.
-
Represents subtraction.
*
Represents multiplication.
/
Represents division.
^
Represents exponentiation.
( )
Represents brackets. Using them will affect the order of operations in your equation.
Below is a list of some examples for equations:
var + 5
1
6
var * 2
4
8
var / 2
8
4
var - 5
6
1
var ^ 3
2
8
var^(1/3)
8
2
var * (5+2)
-2
-14
Here you can set the ID of the user to set a variable for. You can do this by pasting an ID directly from Discord (learn how ) or using a variable that returns a user ID. These can be easily added through the variable selector by clicking the Clipboard button.
Here you can set the ID of the channel to set a variable for. You can do this by pasting an ID directly from Discord (learn how ) or using a variable that returns a channel ID. These can be easily added through the variable selector by clicking the Clipboard button.
type variables in the run equation block function the same as they would in the block. In this case it runs an equation on a specific key that is accessible via dot notation. Once the command / event is triggered, it sets the result / value for that key.
This field targets the key of the property's value to run the equation on. You can use any existing or new key from the object variable.
The value is the actual equation that the bot should store when the action is triggered. You can use any or in the content of this value. These can be easily added through the variable selector by clicking the Clipboard button.
Represents the current value of the you selected.
