Unit of currency

The ClimbPot script uses [ block ] for currency.

1 block = 0.000001 Bitcoin

・block → Bitcoin :

block / 1e6

・Bitcoin → block :

bitcoins * 1e8 / 1e6

1 block = 100 Satoshi

・block → Satoshi :

block * 100

・Satoshi → block :

satoshis / 100

1 Satoshi = 0.00000001 Bitcoin

・Satoshi → Bitcoin :

satoshis / 1e8

・Bitcoin → Satoshi :

bitcoins * 1e8

Method

Format

Each property name must be enclosed in double quotes.

Example:

{
"block": 100,
"x": 1.50,
"array": [100,200,300],
"bet_condition": "results.0 > 1.10",
"stop_condition": "balance < 100000",
"win_function": "block = block * 2",
"lose_function": "block = block * 2"
}

The values specified for each property may or may not require double quotes.

・block, x, array do not need to enclose their values in double quotes.
・Except for block, x, array, all others must be enclosed in double quotes.

Example:

"block": 100, → Double quotes are not required
"x": 1.50, → Double quotes are not required
"array": [100,200,300], → Double quotes are not required
"bet_condition": "results.0 > 1.10", → Double quotes are required
"stop_condition": "balance < 100000", → Double quotes are required
"win_function": "block = block * 2", → Double quotes are required
"lose_function": "block = block * 2" → Double quotes are required


A comma must be entered at the end of every line except the last line.

Example:

"block": 100, → Comma are required
"x": 1.50, → Comma are required
"array": [100,200,300], → Comma are required
"bet_condition": "results.0 > 1.10", → Comma are required
"stop_condition": "balance < 100000", → Comma are required
"win_function": "block = block * 2", → Comma are required
"lose_function": "block = block * 2" → Comma are not required in the last line


A space must be entered before and after the Four arithmetic operators, Comparison operators, Assignment operators, Logical operators.

Example:

Incorrect:value1*value2
Correct:value1 * value2

Incorrect:value1<value2
Correct:value1 < value2

Incorrect:value1=value2
Correct:value1 = value2

Incorrect:value1 < value2&&value3 < value4
Correct:value1 < value2 && value3 < value4

Incorrect:if(array.0 == array.1)array.0 = block;
Correct:if (array.0 == array.1) array.0 = block;

Conditions under which the script will automatically stop.

Others

Properties

Description of Property settings

Properties	Value	Description	Notes
block	10～100000	Bet amount	Required Only integers
x	1.01～99999.00	Multiplier to stop	Required Values greater than or equal to 1.01, Values with two decimal places
array	[1,2,3] [2.00,3.00,4.00]	Array	Multiple arbitrary integers or decimals can be specified for use in conditional judgments, etc Multiple values can be specified within square brackets separated by commas
array2～9	[1,2,3] [2.00,3.00,4.00]	Array	Multiple arbitrary integers or decimals can be specified for use in conditional judgments, etc Multiple values can be specified within square brackets separated by commas
stop_condition	*See the section on Comparative Assignment Expressions.	Conditional expression to stop the script	Judged at the start of the game, the script will stop if the condition is met Can be specified multiple times separated by && If multiple conditions are specified, stop when all conditions are met
bet_condition	*See the section on Comparative Assignment Expressions.	Conditional expression to bet	Judged at the start of the game, and bets are placed when conditions are met Can be specified multiple times separated by && If multiple conditions are specified, the bet is placed when all conditions are met
win_function	*See the section on Assignment Expression and Array Operation	Process after win	Multiple processes can be processed separated by semicolons By adding a conditional expression (if) , you can describe a process to be executed only when the condition is met At the end of the process, the block will be rounded to the first decimal place (1.11 → 1) At the end of the process, the x will be rounded to the third decimal place (1.115 → 1.12)
lose_function	*See the section on Assignment Expression and Array Operation	Process after lose	Multiple processes can be processed separated by semicolons By adding a conditional expression (if) , you can describe a process to be executed only when the condition is met At the end of the process, the block will be rounded to the first decimal place (1.11 → 1) At the end of the process, the x will be rounded to the third decimal place (1.115 → 1.12)

Processing flow

1.block,x,array ( First time only )
2.stop_condition
3.bet_condition …If bet_condition is not met, skip 4 and 5 and start from 2 in the next game.
4.BET
5.win_function or lose_function

Comparison Conditional Expression

Available for in the if parentheses of stop_condition, bet_condition, win_function, and lose_function

Expression	Description
val1 < val2	val1 is less than val2
val1 > val2	val1 is greater than val2
val1 <= val2	val1 is less than or equal to val2
val1 >= val2	val1 is greater than or equal to val2
val1 == val2	val1 is equal to val2
val1 != val2	val1 is unequal to val2
val1 < val2 && val3 < val4	val1 is less than val2 and val3 is less than val4

Available Comparison Operators

Operator	Description
<	Less than
>	Greater than
<=	Less than or Equal to
>=	Greater than or Equal to
==	Equal to
!=	Unequal to

Available Logical Operators

Operator	Description
&&	Logical operator

*Other logical operators are not available

Assignment Expression

Available for win_function, lose_function

Expression	Description
variable = val1 + val2	Set the variable to the number obtained by adding val1 and val2
variable = val1 - val2	Set the variable to the number of val1 minus val2
variable = val1 * val2	Set the variable to the number multiplied by val1 and val2
variable = val1 / val2	Set the variable to the number of values obtained by dividing val1 by val2
variable = val1	Set the variable to val1
array1 = array2	Copy array 2 to array 1

Available Four Arithmetic Operators

Operator	Description
+	addition
-	subtraction
*	multiplication
/	division

*Compound operators such as addition assignment operator, increment operator are not available.

Array Operation

Available for win_function, lose_function

Functions	Description
array.shift	Delete the first value in the array If the array is [1,2,3], array.shift will change it to [2,3]
array.pop	Delete the last value in the array If the array is [1,2,3], array.pop will change it to [1,2]
array.unshift(val)	Add a value to the top of the array If the array is [1,2,3], array.unshift(5) will change it to [5,1,2,3]
array.push(val)	Add a value to the end of the array If the array is [1,2,3], array.push(5) will change it to [1,2,3,5]

Conditional Assignment Expression and Array Operations

Available for win_function, lose_function

Expression	Description
if (val1 < val2) variable = val1 + val2	If val1 is less than val2, set the variable to the number of sum of val1 and val2
if (val1 < val2) array.shift	If val1 is smaller than val2, delete the first value in the array
if (val1 < val2 && val3 < val4) variable = val1 + val2	If val1 is less than val2 and val3 is less than val4, set the variable to the number of sum of val1 and val2
if (val1 < val2) variable = val1 + val2; if (val3 < val4) variable = val3 + val4	If val1 is less than val2, set the variable to the number of sum of val1 and val2 If val3 is less than val4, set the variable to the number of sum of val3 and val4
array.shift; if (val1 < val2) variable = val2; variable = val3	Delete the first value in the array If val1 is less than val2, set the variable to val2 Set the variable to val3

Available Values for Comparison Conditional Expression, Assignment Expressions, array_unshift, array_push

Value	Description
Integer	0～9999999
Minority	0.00～9999999.00

Available Variables and Functions for Comparison Conditional Expression, Assignment Expressions, array_unshift, array_push

Variables	Description	Example
block	Bet amount
x	Multiplier to stop
balance	Balance
array.num	Array value num = 0 to array values minus 1	If the array is [1,2,3], array.0 will reference to 1 If the array is [1,2,3], array.1 will reference to 2 If the array is [1,2,3], array.2 will reference to 3 The last value can also be referenced in array.last
max(array)	Maximum array value	If the array is [0,10,5], 10 will be referenced
min(array)	Minimum array value	If the array is [10,0,5], 0 will be referenced
array.length	Number of elements in an array	If the array is [10,0,5], 3 will be referenced
array.last	Last value of element in an array	If the array is [10,0,5], 5 will be referenced
results.num	Multiplier for past games num = 0 to 99	results.0 → Multiplier for latest games results.1 → Multiplier before the latest one
max(results)	Maximum multiplier for the last 100 games
max(results.from..to)	Maximum multiplier for a specified range (from...to) of past games from = greater than or equal to 0 to = greater than from and less than 99	max(results.0..2) → Maximum multiplier for the latest 3 games max(results.1..3) → Maximum multiplier for 3 games prior to the latest
min(results)	Minimum multiplier for the last 100 games
min(results.from..to)	Minimum multiplier for a specified range (from...to) of past games from = greater than or equal to 0 to = greater than from and less than 99	min(results.0..2) → Minimum multiplier for the latest 3 games min(results.1..3) → Minimum multiplier for 3 games prior to the latest

Assignable Variables

Value	Description	Example
block	Bet amount
x	Multiplier to stop
array.num	Array value num = 0 to array values minus 1	If the array is [1,2,3], array.1 = 0 will change it to [1,0,3]