KlaKlouk

Command Details

• Name: klaklouk
• Aliases: kk
• Category: Gambling
• Description: Play the KlaKlouk game and see if you can win!
• Usage: P klaklouk <amount>, p klaklouk <amount>, or /klaklouk <amount>
• Examples:
  • P klaklouk 1000
  • p kk 1000
  • /klaklouk 1000
• Cooldown: 3 seconds
• Arguments: amount (required)
• Slash Command: Enabled
• Permissions:
  • Bot: SendMessages, ViewChannel, EmbedLinks
  • User: None
• Player Requirements: None (no voice, DJ, or active player required)

Functionality

• Interactive KlaKlouk gambling game with strategic gameplay elements.
• Validates user balance before allowing gameplay.
• Accepts betting amounts with special keywords like "all" or "half".
• Maximum bet limit of 300,000 coins per game.
• Uses specialized KlaKlouk utility functions for game logic.
• Interactive gameplay with multiple decision points.
• Real-time balance management during gameplay.
• Strategic risk/reward mechanics unique to KlaKlouk.
• Animated game progression with visual feedback.
• Multiple outcome possibilities based on player choices.
• Game state validation to prevent concurrent games.
• Supports both prefix-based (P or p) and slash command (/) inputs.
• Handles errors with appropriate error messages.

Code Overview

The command is built using a Command class structure and handles both message-based and interaction-based (slash command) inputs. It uses:

• client.utils.getUser() to fetch and validate user data from the database.
• kkUtil.klakloukStarting() to initialize the KlaKlouk game with all necessary parameters.
• Amount validation and normalization with support for "all" and "half" keywords.
• Maximum bet enforcement to prevent excessive gambling.
• Balance verification to ensure users have sufficient funds.
• Specialized KlaKlouk utility module for complex game mechanics.
• Error handling for invalid amounts and insufficient funds.
• Language localization for all game messages and interactions.
• Game state management to track active KlaKlouk sessions.
• Interactive gameplay flow managed by external utility functions.