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# Useful features

When you want the bot to use your public wallet address in the function parameter instead of typing it 1 by 1 for all your tasks put **`{address}`** as function parameter.

When you input `0x` as hexdata in the ethereum task creator it's gonna be a transfer ETH function. You don't need to fill in the mint function and function parameters.

Certain contracts only allows you to mint one specific token of the supply, in that case you won't be able to quicktask but MinTech has a nice randomized feature to try to mint random Token IDs simply input the range you want something like `{200-600}` bot will try to mint a token between that range, if a token is already chosen according to the status message of the bot restart the task or input a different range.

Clone task groups can be easily done with right click, check this video <https://i.gyazo.com/ed35417e87cda7c23f69441d9c4809bf.mp4>

Clone selected tasks or based on selected tasks can be easily done with right click, check this video <https://i.gyazo.com/0ae73d5ee40ea04bfc60c26964ca0f1f.mp4>

**Useful features for custom field section for our raffle module (google forms, special raffles)**

`{address}` generates random number between 1 and 100

`{rand}` generates random number between 1 and 100

`{ran_twitter}` generates random twitter name

`{ran_discord}` generates random discord name

`{fname}` generates random first name

`{lname}` generates random last name


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