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❓ Bot Conditions
Conditions act like “if statements” in your bot’s logic. They check whether something is true before deciding which actions to run.
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📦 Has Item
- Checks if the player has a specific item.
- Often used for quests or trades.
- Example: “If player has apple → Say ‘Thanks for the apple!’”
👥 Player Count
- Checks how many players are in the world.
- Useful for multiplayer events or scaling difficulty.
- Example: “If player count > 5 → Broadcast ‘The arena is full!’”
⏱️ Cooldown
- Prevents actions from running too often.
- Sets a minimum time before the condition can be true again.
- Example: “If cooldown expired → Give item.”
🤖 Other Bot Variable
- Compares a variable from another bot.
- Enables bots to interact with each other.
- Example: “If Guard Bot variable = alert → Say ‘Intruder detected!’”
🏆 Leaderboard Rank
- Checks a player’s position on a leaderboard.
- Useful for competitive events or rewards.
- Example: “If rank = 1 → Give prize or ticket.”
💰 Payment Received
- Checks if the player has paid the required amount.
- Often used with vendor or ticket bots.
- Example: “If payment received → Give ticket.”
🎲 Random Chance
- Runs with a probability you set.
- Adds unpredictability to bot behavior.
- Example: “If random chance 50% → Say ‘Lucky day!’”
📊 Variable Checks
- Compares a bot variable against a value.
- Supported comparisons:
- = (equals to)
- > (greater than)
- < (less than)
- >= (greater than or equal to)
- ⇐ (less than or equal to)
- Example: “If score >= 10 → Show dialogue ‘You win!’”
👤 Player Variable Checks
- Compares a player‑specific variable against a value.
- Supported comparisons:
- > (greater than)
- < (less than)
- >= (greater than or equal to)
- ⇐ (less than or equal to)
- Example: “If player health < 20 → Broadcast ‘Low health!’”
🎟️ Has Tickets
- Checks if the player has tickets in their inventory.
- Often used for entry systems or events.
- Example: “If player has ticket → Teleport to arena.”
✅ True / ✗ Else
- Each condition has two branches: IF TRUE and ELSE.
- Add actions under IF TRUE to run when the condition passes.
- Add actions under ELSE to run when the condition fails.
- Example: “If player has item → Give reward. Else → Say ‘Come back when you have it.’”