inne++ is a chatbot for the N++ discord server #highscores channel. inne++ serves up a new level of the day in the channel at midnight MST (07:00 GMT) every night, as well as a new episode of the week every week on Friday at the same time.
inne++ also provides a bunch of commands for players to get high score data about themselves or other players, such as displaying counts of your highscores by rank, finding levels you haven't finished yet, finding levels you can easily improve on, and displaying top-N rankings across all players. In order to do this, inne++ downloads the scores once every half hour. If you'd like inne++ to update the stored scores for a specific level or episode immediately, you can simply request the scores in discord and inne++ will download the latest scores (and display them to you).
All commands can be sent to inne++ either via PM or in a public channel by mentioning @inne++ in the message. inne++ will respond via the same channel. Commands generally aren't case-sensitive, except for the usernames.
- what's the lotd
- what's the eotw
inne++ will respond with the level of the day or the episode of the week.
- screenshot of <level>
inne++ will respond with a picture of the requested level or episode.
'level' can be a level or episode ID (eg. SI-A-00, SI-A-00-00) or a level name (eg. supercomplexity).
- scores for <level>
inne++ will respond with the high scores table for the given level or episode.
'level' can be a level or episode ID (eg. SI-A-00, SI-A-00-00) or a level name (eg. supercomplexity).
This will also force inne++ to update the scores with the latest results from N++ (rather than waiting for the default half-hour between updates).
- when's the next lotd
- when's the next eotw
inne++ will respond with a rough estimate of how long until a new level or episode is posted.
- my name is <username>
inne++ will save your username, so you don't need to specify it when looking up high score data with the following commands. For any command that requires a username, if you don't specify a username, inne++ will use this one.
- rankings
- level rankings
- rankings with ties
- point rankings
- score rankings
- <tab> rankings
- top 10 intro level rankings with ties
- average points rankings
- average rank rankings
inne++ will compute the overall number of top-N scores, total points, total score, average points, or average rank, for every player, and display the top 20.
If 'with ties' is specified, inne++ will consider a tie for the score to count towards the rankings, even if that means taking more than N rankings for the level.
If neither 'point', 'score', 'average' or a rank is specified, inne++ defaults to 0th rankings, no ties.
- spread
- spread 19th
- smallest spread
- level spread
- <tab> spread
- biggest intro level spread 10th
inne++ will display the episodes or levels with smallest or largest spread between 0th and Nth.
If a number (eg. 10th, 19th) is not specified, inne++ defaults to spread between 0th and 1st.
If 'smallest' or 'biggest' is not specified, inne++ defaults to 'biggest'.
If 'episode' or 'level' is not specified, inne++ defaults to 'level'.
- (<tab>) maxed
- (<tab>) maxable (for <player>)
'Maxed' levels are levels with 20 or more ties for 0th. Often this levels can't be improved unless innovated, hence the name. inne++ will display a list of all such levels (or episodes, if asked).
On the other hand, 'maxable' levels are levels with many ties for 0th, hence being potentially unimprovable. inne++ will display a list of the 20 levels with the most ties for 0th, in descending order. If a player is also specified, then only those maxes not attained by said player will be displayed.
As usual, you can filter by tabs.
- cleanest
- dirtiest
- <tab> cleanest
- <tab> dirtiest
inne++ will display a list of the 20 episodes with the least difference between the episode 0th and the sum of all of its 5 level 0ths (for 'cleanest'), or the ones with the most difference ('dirtiest'). As usual, you can filter by tabs.
- ownages
- <tab> ownages
An episode ownage occurs when the same player has the 0th for an episode and all of its 5 levels. inne++ will print a list of all ownages. As usual, you can filter by tab.
- community
- <tab> community
The community's total scores are the sum of all 0ths. inne++ will display some information regarding the community's total score, like the total level score, total episode score, the (adjusted) difference between both (to see, globally, how clean episodes are), and also, the averages per level of all of them. As usual, you can filter by tab.
- level id for <level>
inne++ will tell you the level ID for the specified level (eg. S-D-15-04 for 'supercomplexity').
- level name for <level>
inne++ will tell you the name of the specified level (eg. 'supercomplexity' for S-D-15-04)
- points
- level points
- <tab> points
- intro level points
inne++ will tell you how many points you have. Points are computed by giving 20 for 0th, 19 for 2nd, etc.
- total
- <tab> total
inne++ will tell you your total score (see 'total score rankings' above).
- how many
- how many 0ths
- how many with ties
- how many <tab>
- how many intro top 10s with ties
inne++ will display the number of top-N scores you have.
If no rank is specified, defaults to 0ths.
- stats
- <tab> stats
inne++ will display the total number of level and episode high scores for the specified user, broken down by rank, and also a histogram of the player's scores.
- worst
- worst 20
- worst 20 episodes
- worst 20 <tab>
- worst 20 intro levels
inne++ will display a list of your N most improvable level or episode scores (eg. your scores which are furthest from 0th), along with the spread for each. inne++ will also display a list of N levels or episodes on which you do not have a high score.
If a number isn't specified, inne++ defaults to 10.
If neither 'levels' or 'episodes' is specified, inne++ defaults to level scores.
- missing
- missing 0ths
- missing episodes
- missing <tab>
- missing intro level top 10s
inne++ will send you a text file containing all levels and episodes you're below the specified rank on.
If a rank isn't specified, inne++ defaults to top 20.
- list
- 0th list
- top n list
- bottom n list
- top m bottom n list
inne++ will send you a text file containing all level and episode high scores for the specified user listed by rank. You can filter only the 0ths, or only the top or bottom ones. You can use both options at the same time to obtain only the score between 2 ranks of your choice. As usual, you can filter by tabs.
- video for <level>
- video for <level> by <user>
- <challenge> video for <level>
- <challenge> video for <level> by <user>
- analysis for <level-id> <rank a> <rank b> ...
inne++ will download and analyze the inputs of a group of runs with ranks <rank a>, <rank b>... from level <level-id>. You can introduce as many ranks as you want, as long as they are separated by spaces. You need to introduce the level id (e.g. S-A-15-03) rather than its name (e.g. "neo tokyo") to avoid confusing inne with the also introduced ranks.
- userlevels browse all
- userlevels browse oldest
- userlevels browse best
- userlevels browse featured
- userlevels browse top
- userlevels browse newest
- userlevels browse hardest
- userlevels search for "<level>"
- userlevels search for "<level>" made by "<author>"
- userlevel screenshot for <levelid>
- userlevel screenshot for <levelid> palette "<palette>"
- userlevel download <levelid>
- hello
- hi
When inne++ first joins a channel, in order to start sending levels and episodes of the day, you have to say hi. Note that if you run this in a private message before you run it in the channel, inne++ will send the levels/episodes to your PMs instead of the channel, so don't do that ;)
- help
- commands
inne++ will send you a short form of this README file.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license (see LICENSE.txt in the root directory of the project).
Special thanks to jg9000, eru_bahagon and EddyMataGallos from the N forums for their work on NHigh (https://forum.droni.es/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=10472), which inspired most of the high-scoring features in inne++, and provided key guidance on using the N high scores API.
And thanks to the following contributors:
- EddyMataGallos (@edelkas)
- Toasters (@andrewhuntsmith)
- poober (@jseakle)
- systeminspired