Counting systems
You can configure what counting system you'd like to use with the command /set system, and also when you create a new channel or link an existing one.
Here's a list of the different counting systems.
📄️ Decimal
The default counting system, what we humans use on a daily basis. Also known as the base-10 system.
📄️ Hexadecimal
The base-16 system. Color codes are usually in hexadecimal format, like #BD4632.
📄️ Binary
The base-2 system. This is how computers count. Simply "on" or "off" for a computer.
📄️ Base36
The base-36 system. This is a weird system where you count 0-9, and then a-z. It's mostly used for things like IDs.
📄️ Base64
The base-64 system. A really confusing and weird system to count with, but really unique. It is mainly used to transfer chunks of binary data over the internet without losing any information.
📄️ Roman numerals
The roman numeral system. Uses the letters I, V, X, L, C, D and M.
📄️ Math equations
Count with math equations to train your brain.
You can always run /count to see what the next number will be. This is really helpful when counting in weird counting systems like base64.