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@ -186,14 +186,14 @@ The `!quickvote` feature implements a simple vote system. If a broadcaster or mo
The `!random` command will read a random line from a file called `random.txt`. You can also use multiple files, if you call `!random foo` the bot fetch the random line from a file called `random_foo.txt` instead of `random.txt`. `!random bar` will use the file `random_bar.txt` and so on. The `!random` command is restricted to the broadcaster and moderators. The `!random` command will read a random line from a file called `random.txt`. You can also use multiple files, if you call `!random foo` the bot fetch the random line from a file called `random_foo.txt` instead of `random.txt`. `!random bar` will use the file `random_bar.txt` and so on. The `!random` command is restricted to the broadcaster and moderators.
#### !smartvote #### !smartquote
The `!smartvote` command will read a line from a file called `quotes.txt`. You can add a parameter after the command. If the parameter is numeric the bot will search for a line starting with `#$number`. If the parameter is a string it will search for a line matching the parameter. If no parameter is given it will search for a completely random line. The `!smartquote` command will read a line from a file called `quotes.txt`. You can add a parameter after the command. If the parameter is numeric the bot will search for a line starting with `#$number`. If the parameter is a string it will search for a line matching the parameter. If no parameter is given it will search for a completely random line.
The format of `quotes.txt` looks as follows: The format of `quotes.txt` looks as follows:
``` lang=text ``` lang=text
#1: "the quote" -username (date) #1: "the quote" -username/game (date)
``` ```
#### !addquote #### !addquote