how do i detect the direction a player is looking at

[severe quiver]

you can check if the player's yaw is between 2 numbers

[south oriole]

how do I do this

[tardy citrus]

guess

[south oriole]

if player's yaw

im sorry

[severe quiver]

by using the yaw expression

[south oriole]

ill go shut up

[tardy citrus]

x < b```

[south oriole]

😭

[severe quiver]

there's a between condition

just a simple player's yaw is between x and y is enough

its gonna work

[south oriole]

player yaw is weird like after 180 it goes straight to -180

will it integrate the way minecraft's yaw system

or no

[tardy citrus]

yeah, thats how it works

+270 degrees = -90 degrees

its just using the one with smaller magnitude

[south oriole]

i can't tell what I did wrong

[tardy citrus]

so as soon as you pass half way itll be negative

one condition per line

[south oriole]

any chance you know how to toggle fn key on windows sixy layout

[tardy citrus]

nope, but google probably does

[south oriole]

im having some problem with my if statement..

essentially, it isn't detecting player yaw properly for some reason

[tardy citrus]

.

[south oriole]

if player's yaw is between 135 and 180:
wait 1 tick
make player run command "//rotate -90" as op
else if player's yaw is between -135 and -180:
send "This should be working?"
wait 4 ticks
make player run command "//rotate -90" as op

[south oriole]

its with else ifs

they apply the same way in normal programming right

but simply it is not triggering between thowse two values

ive tried swapping them, etc and no difference is being made

[tardy citrus]

1. code blocks

[south oriole]

code blocks?

[tardy citrus]

2. be more descriptive of your error
3. debug

[tardy citrus]

```code here```

[south oriole]

yeah just switched to a 60% got no clue how to use those characters

lemme see rq

[tardy citrus]

copy and paste

[south oriole]

    if player's yaw is between 135 and 180:
        wait 1 tick
        make player run command "//rotate -90" as op
    else if player's yaw is between -135 and -180:
        send "hi"
        wait 4 ticks
        make player run command "//rotate -90" as op
    if player's yaw is between 45 and 135:
        make player run command "//rotate 180" as op
    if player's yaw is between -45 and 45:
        make player run command "//rotate 90" as op```

[tardy citrus]

i have no idea what part doesnt work

and debugging would proably help

[south oriole]

the else if yaw -135 to -180

it doesnt send the hi msg nor rotate

I can send a quick video if u want

[tardy citrus]

then that condition didnt pass

add a part where you broadcast the yaw

[south oriole]

exactly, but is there a reason or something wrong with my condition

because I know for a fact im triggering it between -135 and -180

[tardy citrus]

if theres no syntax errors not likely

[tardy citrus]

maybe minecraft's f3 and skript display it differently

[tardy citrus]

.

before the conditions

[south oriole]

ok

sure

[south oriole]

diude.

you're right

you're a life save

[south oriole]

do you have any clue on cancelling a block placement

like

on block place

send "hi"

cancel block place

[tardy citrus]

yeah

thats just a simple cancel event, you can always if you want to know how something is done

[south oriole]

do you know if its possible to use skript to paste a schematic at a certain location

like lets say i throw a snowball and hit hits block xyz, how do I paste a schematic from location xyz

[tardy citrus]

skbee structures

[south oriole]

is there a docs for that

[tardy citrus]

yup

you can google "skript docs" and "skbee wiki"

for docs don't use the offical ones by SkriptLang, they dont have addon stuff. use skripthub or skunity

[south oriole]

i see

I dont seem to find anything regarding schematic, or worldedit positiosn

anything you can say to help guide me

[south oriole]

anyone know how to paste a schematic from certain coords? like if i have cords xyz how do I paste it at those cords

[tardy citrus]

skbee structures