I don't know if the title was reliable on the actual problem.
case 'shinymultiplier':
case 'sm': {
if (access >= 2) {
if (args[0] && args[1]) {
let list = ["albino", "strange", "acidic", "sunburnt", "prismatic", "???"]
if (list.includes(args[0])) {
// if (parseInt(args[1]) != NaN) {
// if (parseInt(args[1]) != NaN) {
// if (typeof args[1] == 'string') {
if (parseInt(args[1]) !== NaN) {
if (args[0] == "albino") {
albinochance = 0.01 * parseInt(args[1])
console.log(parseInt(args[1]))
} else
if (args[0] == "strange") {
bluechance = 0.004 * parseInt(args[1])
console.log(parseInt(args[1]))
} else
if (args[0] == "acidic") {
greenchance = 0.002 * parseInt(args[1])
console.log(parseInt(args[1]))
} else
if (args[0] == "sunburnt") {
orangechance = 0.001 * parseInt(args[1])
console.log(parseInt(args[1]))
} else
if (args[0] == "prismatic") {
prismchance = 0.0004 * parseInt(args[1])
console.log(parseInt(args[1]))
} else
if (args[0] == "???") {
epicchance = 0.0002 * parseInt(args[1])
console.log(parseInt(args[1]))
} else {
embed
.setTitle('Error')
.setDescription("You must specify what shape you want to change the chance of!")
.setColor("#FF0000");
}
embed
.setTitle('Success')
.setDescription(`Successfully changed the chance of ` + `${args[0]}` + ` to ` + `${args[1]}`)
.setColor('#2bbefc');
} else {
embed
.setTitle("Error")
.setDescription("Multplier must be a number!")
.setColor("#FF0000")
}
} else {
embed
.setTitle("Error")
.setDescription("Invalid shape specified!")
.setColor("#FF0000")
}
} else {
embed
.setTitle('Error')
.setDescription("Invalid syntax! Expected usage: shinymultiplier [shape] [multiplier]")
.setColor('#FF0000');
}
} else {
embed
.setTitle('Error')
.setDescription("You don't have neccessary permissions")
.setColor('#FF0000');
}
embed.setFooter({
text: "Celestials.io"
})
}
break;
As you can see in the code, I've tried multiple times, but failed. But basically what I am trying to do, if the value isn't a number, return the "Multiplier must be a number!" error. typeof 'number' doesn't work. It returns the error, but in return it doesn't allow numbers. If that wasn't detailed... I am trying to make args[1] to work only with numbers. Can someone help me?
