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# Counting
> Members count up together in one channel, one number at a time.
## Set up counting
Run it in the channel, or name one. Counting turns on straight away.
```plaintext Syntax theme={null}
/count setup channel [channel]
```
```plaintext Example theme={null}
/count setup channel channel:#counting
```
Reactions, resets and chat are on to start with. Change them with the commands below, or on the dashboard's **Counting** tab.
Members type 1, then 2, then 3, and so on. A sum counts too: if the next number is 88, `44+44` works. So does a number followed by words, like `57 nice`.
Newt needs **View Channel**, **Send Messages**, **Embed Links**, **Add Reactions**, **Read Message History** and **Manage Messages** in the channel.
## Rules
```plaintext theme={null}
/count setup enable
/count setup disable
```
Turning it off keeps the count and everyone's stats.
```plaintext theme={null}
/count setup reset
```
On to start with: a wrong number resets the count to 1. The mistake and Newt's message stay, so everyone sees who ruined it.
With `on:False` the count carries on. The wrong number is deleted, and Newt posts the next number. That message goes as soon as somebody gets it right.
```plaintext theme={null}
/count setup reactions
```
On to start with. `on:False` stops every reaction, right or wrong.
```plaintext theme={null}
/count setup chat
```
On to start with, so people can talk between numbers. With `on:False`, anything that isn't a count is deleted.
```plaintext theme={null}
/count setup twice
```
Off to start with, so counting twice in a row is a mistake. `on:True` allows it.
```plaintext theme={null}
/count setup role [role] [removeafter]
```
Whoever gets it wrong gets the role. With `removeafter`, it comes off again after that long, from 1 minute to 30 days. Leave out `role` to stop giving one.
Example: `/count setup role role:@Math Noob removeafter:2m`
Newt needs **Manage Roles**, and its own role has to be above the one it gives.
## What the reactions mean
| Reaction | Meaning |
| - | - |
| ✅ | The right number |
| ☑️ | The right number, and a new server best |
| 💯 | Every hundredth number |
| ❌ | A mistake that reset the count |
## Other commands
```plaintext theme={null}
/count setcount
```
The count is at that number, so the next one is one more. `number:0` starts over. Newt posts the change in the channel.
```plaintext theme={null}
/count stats [member]
```
The server's count, best and rules. Name a member to see their counts, mistakes, accuracy and rank.
```plaintext theme={null}
/count leaderboard
```
The top 10 counters, the next number and the server best.
## Good to know
* Newt remembers the last 50 numbers. If someone edits one to another number, or deletes it, Newt warns them and posts the next number.
* A wrong number before anyone has counted costs nothing. It's deleted, and Newt says the next number is 1.
* The server best stays when the count resets.
* A sum with a fraction or a negative answer, like `7/2`, isn't a count.
* One counting channel per server. Bots and webhooks never count.
* `/count setcount` and the dashboard go up to 1,000,000,000.
**Permission:** Manage Server for `/count setup` and `/count setcount`. Everyone for `stats` and `leaderboard`.
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