$clearCooldown

Clears a cooldown set by the $cooldown function. This allows you to bypass or reset cooldowns for specific users, channels, or servers.

Type: Clears or resets a pre-existing cooldown.

Usage

$clearCooldown[type (optional, default: user); id (optional, default: "$authorID")]

Parameters:

• type (Optional): Specifies the scope of the cooldown to clear. Can be one of the following:
  • user: Clears the cooldown for a specific user. (Default)
  • channel: Clears the cooldown for the current channel.
  • server: Clears the cooldown for the current server.
• id (Optional): Specifies the ID of the user, channel, or server to clear the cooldown for. Defaults to $authorID (the user who triggered the command) if no ID is provided.

Example: Cooldown Exception for a Specific User

This example demonstrates how to set a cooldown for everyone except a specific user. The user "Mido" will be exempt from the cooldown.

$cooldown[1m;You are in cooldown because you are not Mido]
$if[$username==Mido]
    $clearCooldown[user;$authorID]
$endIf

Explanation:

1. $cooldown[1m;You are in cooldown because you are not Mido]: This line sets a 1-minute cooldown for all users executing the command. The message "You are in cooldown because you are not Mido" will be displayed if a user tries to use the command within the cooldown period.
2. $if[$username==Mido]: This checks if the username of the user executing the command is "Mido".
3. $clearCooldown[user;$authorID]: If the username is "Mido", this line clears the cooldown specifically for that user ($authorID). This means Mido can bypass the 1-minute cooldown.
4. $endIf: Closes the $if statement.

In summary, this example sets a general cooldown but then removes it for the user "Mido", allowing them to use the command without waiting.