Commands

Tip

Remember to use the bot prefix when running a command!

Global Prefix: fps- or for Slash Commands: /

You can also use @FPSMath instead of the prefix. Example @FPSMath help

But in DMs no prefix is required

Math Commands¶

Command	Description	Usage for message commands
`arcmin`	Converts Sensitivity to arcmin	`<sensitivity> <game \| yaw> <CPI>`
`convert`	Converts Different Sensitivities from one game to another	`<sensitivity> <input game \| yaw> <output game \| yaw>`
`cm`	Converts Sensitivity to cm/rev	`<sensitivity> <game \| yaw> <CPI>`
`deg`	Converts Sensitivity to deg/mm	`<sensitivity> <game \| yaw> <CPI>`
`mpi`	Converts Sensitivity to MPI	`<sensitivity> <game \| yaw> <CPI>`
`focal`	Focal Length Scales a desired sens between 2 fov values of the same type	`<sensitivity> <input FoV> <output FoV>`
`fov`	Finds the true vertical and horizontal FoV that is being displayed on screen	`<FoV> <game \| FILM> <aspect ratio>`
`fovconvert`	Converts a FOV value from one game or film notation to another	`<FoV> <input game \| FILM> <output game \| FILM> <aspect ratio>`
`inch`	Converts Sensitivity to inch/rev	`<sensitivity> <game \| yaw> <CPI>`
`sens`	Converts cm/rev \| deg/mm \| MPI \| inch/rev \| arcmin to a game sensitivity	`<sensitivity> <game \| yaw> <CPI> [--cm \| --deg \| --inch \| --mpi \| --arcmin]`

Miscellaneous Commands¶

Command	Description	Usage for message commands
`cminfo`	Displays an explanation for what cm/rev (cm/360) is
`gameinfo`	Displays the information associated for a game	`<game>`
`games`	Displays the supported games for this bot
`info`	Displays the major information about this bot
`invite`	Sends a link to invite the bot to your server
`help`	Displays a list of available commands, or detailed information for a specified command.	`[command]`
`ping`	Tests the latency

Usage Key¶

For commands that accept input, you'll see keys with the following:

<required> - parameters between <> must be included with the command
[optional] - parameters between [] are optional parameters and may be excluded
a | or | b - | means that you can use the parameters on either side of the symbol
repeat... - means that you can provide multiple parameters as input

These may be nested. Example: [parameter1 <parameter2>] means that the input is optional, but if you provide parameter1 then parameter2 is required. [parameter...] means that input is optional, and that the input can be any number of parameters.