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In addition to user variables, there are also environment variables. They contain various emulator parameters (resolution, geodata, SIM card data, data generated device, etc.), variables and dates, project variables (name, folder, proxy rules, the last error ID, etc.), numerous profile variables (mail, gender, name, etc.).

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  • In Zennodroid, there are some environment variables that were inherited from Zennoposter and later will be deleted from the program. Such variables are marked with a red background.
    The description of these variables is missing here. You can find it in a similar article for ZP - Variables of the Zennoposter Environment variables in ZennoPoster

  • There are also unique variables for Zennodroid. But in versions 2.2.4 and 2.2.5 they are either an empty string or -1. In future versions, these variables will contain values. You can manually assign it to them using the Profile processing action. These variables are labeled with a yellow background.

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Description

{-Profile.AcceptCharset-}

-

{-Profile.AcceptLanguage-}

-

{-Profile.AcceptEncoding-}

-

{-Profile.Age-}

Age

{-Profile.AndroidID-}

ID Android device

{-Profile.AvailScreenHeight-}

-

{-Profile.AvailScreenWidth-}

-

{-Profile.BornDay-}

Birthday

{-Profile.BornYear-}

Year of birth

{-Profile.BornMonth-}

Month of birth

{-Profile.Country-}

Country profile

{-Profile.CpuCount-}

The number of the processor cores allocated to the emulator.

{-Profile.DisplayDensity-}

Density (DPI) of the emulator screen

{-Profile.DisplayHeight-}

Emulator screen height

{-Profile.DisplayWidth-}

Screen width emulator

{-Profile.Email-}

E-mail address profile

{-Profile.EmailPassword-}

Password of Profile’s E-mail

{-Profile.GeoLatitude-}

Emulator latitude (geodata)

{-Profile.GeoLongitude-}

Longitude of the emulator (geodata)

{-Profile.HTTPAccept-}

-

{-Profile.IMEI-}

IMEI (Wikipedia)

{-Profile.IMSI-}

IMSI (Wikipedia)

{-Profile.Language-}

Profile language (value depends on the chosen nationality)

{-Profile.Login-}

Login profile

{-Profile.Name-}

Profile name

{-Profile.NickName-}

Nickname profile

{-Profile.None-}

Outdated variable

{-Profile.OperatorCode-}

Operator code

{-Profile.OperatorCountry-}

Country of operator

{-Profile.OperatorName-}

Name of operator

{-Profile.OuterHeight-}

-

{-Profile.OuterWidth-}

-

{-Profile.OuterHeightShift-}

-

{-Profile.OuterWidthShift-}

-

{-Profile.Password-}

Password profile

{-Profile.PhoneBoard-}

ro.product.board (Details can be read in the description of Action with VM, Device model section)

{-Profile.PhoneBrand-}

ro.product.brand (Details can be read in the description of Action with VM, Device model section)

{-Profile.PhoneHardware-}

ro.hardware (Details can be read in the description of Action with VM, Device model section)

{-Profile.PhoneManufacturer-}

Device manufacturer

{-Profile.PhoneModel-}

Device model

{-Profile.PhoneNumber-}

Phone number

{-Profile.RAM-}

Number of RAM allocated to the emulator

{-Profile.Region-}

Region profile

{-Profile.ScreenSizeHeight-}

-

{-Profile.ScreenSizeWidth-}

-

{-Profile.ScreenLeft-}

-

{-Profile.ScreenTop-}

-

{-Profile.SecretQuestionAnswer1-}

Answer to the secret question #1

{-Profile.SecretQuestionAnswer2-}

Answer to the secret question #2

{-Profile.Sex-}

Gender profile

{-Profile.SimSerial-}

SIM Card Serial Number

{-Profile.Surname-}

Surname profile

{-Profile.Town-}

City profile

{-Profile.UserAgent-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentAppCodeName-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentAppName-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentAppVersion-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentBrowserLanguage-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentCpuClass-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentLanguage-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentOsCpu-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentPlatform-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentProduct-}

-

{-Profile.UserAgentProductSub-}

-

{-Profile.WiFiMAC-}

Generated MAC address emulator

{-Profile.WiFiName-}

Generated WiFi Name

{-Profile.ZipCode-}

Profile index

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Description

{-TimeNow.Date-}

Current Date and Time in Format dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss (example - 01/25/2020 14:41:18).

You can change the format of the displayed string! To do this, you need to add a format template before the closing bracket.

Example: {-TimeNow.Date dd.MM.yyyy HH.mm-}, after execution we get such a string - 25.01.2020 14.41

Read more about formatting can be found here and here.

{-TimeNow.Day-}

Day of month

{-TimeNow.Month-}

Current month (number)

{-TimeNow.Year-}

This year

{-TimeNow.DayOfWeek-}

Day of the week, in English.

{-TimeNow.Hour-}

Current hour (in 24 hour format)

{-TimeNow.Minute-}

Current minute

{-TimeNow.Second-}

Current second

{-TimeNow.Millisecond-}

Current millisecond

{-TimeNow.TimeNow-}

Current Date and Time in format YYYY-MM-DD HH-MM-SS--millisecondes (2020-01-25 14-41-59--834)

Note

Does not support formatting!

{-TimeNow.UnixTime-}

Unix-time. Format - 1629891362.23929

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Description

{-Project.BrowserProfileFolder-}

Full path to profile folder (or empty string if the profile folder is not used).

{-Project.Directory-}

Directory template

{-Project.PluginDirectory-}

Directory plugin (if the executed template - plugin)

{-Project.Name-}

Template name

{-Project.Proxy-}

Current proxy project.

{-Project.ProxyRules-}

Used rule from ProxyChecker

{-Project.LastExecutedActionElapsedTime-}

Time spent on the work of the last performed action

{-Project.LastExecutedActionId-}

ID of the last action

{-Project.LastErrorComment-}

The text of the last action ending with an error

Note

If the action has no custom comment (Right-click on action => Comment), the empty string will be back.

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Description

{-Environment.CurrentUser-}

Zennoposter user ID, from a personal account running with a template.

{-Environment.TickCount-}

The number of milliseconds that have passed since the computer is turned on.

Note

This variable is based on Environment.tickCount from C#, therefore, one feature is inherent in it: If the computer will work for a long time and continuously, then after ~ 24.9 days this variable will reach the maximum positive value.- 2147483647. After that, it jumps over to the minimum possible value - -2147483648 and starts counting to zero (reaches it through ~ 24.9 days). After reaching zero, an increase in the counter will begin to the maximum possible value (2147483647) and so in a circle.

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