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[lavish egret]

@gloomy pelican

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[gloomy pelican]

    Represents the spawn internal system per guild. Contains the counters that will determine
    if a countryball should be spawned next or not.

    Attributes
    ----------
    time: datetime
        Time when the object was initialized. Block spawning when it's been less than two minutes
    amount: float
        A number starting at 0, incrementing with the messages until reaching `chance`. At this
        point, a ball will be spawned next.
    chance: int
        The number `amount` has to reach for spawn. Determined randomly with `SPAWN_CHANCE_RANGE`
    lock: asyncio.Lock
        Used to ratelimit messages and ignore fast spam
    message_cache: ~collections.deque[CachedMessage]
        A list of recent messages used to reduce the spawn chance when too few different chatters
        are present. Limited to the 100 most recent messages in the guild.```
Can anyone make a text on this in approximately 250 words, it would be very appreciated, thanks 💜

Ps this is the full code https://paste.pythondiscord.com/INQQ

[hidden crane]

Thata's not really code. That's just the docstring of a class.

[gloomy pelican]

Yeah, but since i only know simple stuff i don't know what half of the stuff is

[hidden crane]

It's just describing the attributes of the class. Note how it describes the "time" attribute:

time: datetime
    Time when the object was initialized. Block spawning when it's been less than two minutes

And then below the docstring is a time attribute:

time: datetime

[gloomy pelican]

Alright thanks 😊

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