---time is optional, time is in seconds
--[[
return: boolean
]]
exports['ran-minigames']:MemoryCard(time)
-- Example
local success = exports['ran-minigames']:MemoryCard(360)
if success then
--your logic here
end
Usually use it in a robbery script like my store robbery
--[[
money, bomb, bombfail are required.
money: number; (Maximum money amount to get)
bomb: number; (How much bomb the minigame has)
bombfail: number; (How much bomb limit we get to force cash out)
position?: "left" | "right" | "center"
]]
exports['ran-minigames']:MineSweep(money, bomb, bombfail, position)
-- EXAMPLE
local success = exports['ran-minigames']:MineSweep(12000, 12, 3, "center")
-- Will return amount of money we get from minigame
print(success)
I don't really know what to name this one 🥲, but the way it work is you need to find the same text on the right, in example I have to find UX
and has a content HACK, 404, CLI,... ETC
--[[
WILL RETURN A BOOLEAN
]]
exports['ran-minigames']:OpenTerminal()
-- EXAMPLE
local success = exports['ran-minigames']:OpenTerminal()
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