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streamerbot/faq/02.tts-delay.md

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title: TTS Delay
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description: Is it possible to have a dynamic delay for the duration of the TTS?
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streamerbot/faq/06.view-variables.md

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description: How do I know which variables are available?
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The easiest way would be to check out the [Streamer.bot docs](/api) and look for the trigger or subaction you are using. A full list of variables will be given there, e.g. [Twitch Follow trigger](/api/triggers/twitch/channel/follow).
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The easiest way would be to check out the [Streamer.bot docs](/api) and look for the trigger or subaction you are using. A full list of variables will be given there, e.g. [Twitch Follow trigger](/api/triggers/twitch/channel/follow).
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A second method would be to run the action, then go into the **Action Queues** tab, into the **Action History** and then doubleclick the action that has run. This will give you all variables that have been populated. (Example: [see here](<https://docs.streamer.bot/1.get-started/assets/action-history.png>))
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A second method would be to run the action, then go into the **Action Queues** tab, into the **Action History** and then doubleclick the action that has run. This will give you all variables that have been populated.
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![Action History Example](https://docs.streamer.bot/assets/1.get-started/assets/action-history.png)

streamerbot/faq/20.variables-in-csharp.md

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Before using variables from triggers or subactions in a C# code, you will need to import them. Version 0.2.3 introduced a new method `CPH.TryGetArg()` that is also best practice to accomplish this.
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:read-more{to="/guide/csharp#arguments"}
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[Read More in API > C# Code > Arguments & Variables](/api/csharp/guide/variables)
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Example to import the `%user%` variable (string) and `%cumulative%` (int):
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