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Turnip Commands

Vincent Lee edited this page May 6, 2020 · 13 revisions

Turnip Commands

These are the commands to do with turnip price predictions.

Note About Dates

All defaults dates stated as "Today" are tied to CET/CEST where the bot's servers are located! If you need to state a data you can use the format DD/MM/YYYY

Add Price: <ap

This command allows you to add the price the Nooklings give you to the turnip price predictor for today.

Syntax <ap time bells [Date]

  • time: The time it the price you got was for. Either AM or PM
  • bells: The price your turnips will sell for.
  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY

Add Buy Price: <setBuyPrice

This allows you to set the price of the price you bought your turnips for from Daisy Mae.

Syntax <setBuyPrice bells [Date]

  • bells: The price you bought your turnips for from Daisy Mae on Your island
  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY

Turnip Summary <ts

This allows you the see the turnip summary for the current week from the bot.

Syntax <ts [Date]

  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY

Expected output

Tturnip summary

If you don't see anything, you may have given the bot invalid data through the week.

Turnip Summary <tsgraph

This allows you the see the turnip summary for the current week as a 2 part graph.

  • Purple is the total price range
  • Green in the expected price range
  • These can overlap if they are the same.
  • The right-hand side is the chance prediction for the expected price range.

Syntax <tsgraph [Date] or <tsg [Date]

  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY

Expected output

Graphed turnip summary

If you don't see anything, you may have given the bot invalid data through the week.

Turnip Summary as Text <tst

This allows you the see the turnip summary for the current week from the bot as a text code block in Discord. This is made more for screen reader users.

Syntax <tst [Date]

  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY

Expected output:

    Time            Price(Bells)  Likely(bells) Odds(%)
    Monday_AM       36 - 154      66 - 72       11.55%
    Monday_PM       66            66            100.00%
    Tuesday_AM      55 - 154      61 - 62       8.31% 
    Tuesday_PM      44 - 154      99 - 126      49.09%
    Wednesday_AM    45 - 219      125 - 126     3.44% 
    Wednesday_PM    36 - 220      126           1.48% 
    Thursday_AM     36 - 220      126           1.32% 
    Thursday_PM     36 - 220      126           1.29% 
    Friday_AM       32 - 220      126           1.21% 
    Friday_PM       28 - 220      126           1.14% 
    Saturday_AM     23 - 220      99 - 126      2.46% 
    Saturday_PM     19 - 219      99            1.40% 

If you don't see anything, you may have given the bot invalid data through the week.

Remove Invalid Data <rid

This command allows you to ask the bot to remove data in your turnip price tacker that might be causing an issue with getting a Turnip Summary.

It works backwards from the last day you gave it and then deletes the price data we have on file until we can generate a valid summary.

syntax <rid [Date]

  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY

Get the prices you've entered <getPrice

This command allows you to see the prices you've entered into the bot for a given week.

Syntax <getPrice [Date]

  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY

Expected output:

List of prices given

Remove a Price you've entered <removePrice

If you've entered a price at the wrong day/time you can use this command to remove the data from Turnip Bot's database

Syntax <removePrice time [Date]

  • time: The time to remove for. Either AM or PM
  • [Date]: Optional You can override the default with your own date in the format DD/MM/YYYY
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