I'm not sure if I'm either calling or setting the variable wrong. But when I do /dungeonlb sewer VerticalTerms 1 and then check the variable with /dungeoncheck, it gives me a 0 instead of a 1.
#What have I done wrong with this variable?
lapis dove
I thought that would embed the file to read here. This is the file so you don't have to download:
{sewer::%player%} = 0
command /dungeonlb <text> <player> <integer>:
permission: skript.dungeonlb
trigger:
add arg-3 to {arg-1::arg-2}
command /dungeoncheck:
trigger:
message "%{sewer::%player%}%" to player```Ok, so I got it to work with this code:
{sewer::%player%} = 0
command /dungeonlb <text> <player> <integer>:
permission: skript.dungeonlb
trigger:
set {_player} to arg-2
set {_dungeon} to arg-1
add arg-3 to {%{_dungeon}%::%{_player}%}
command /dungeoncheck:
trigger:
message "%{sewer::%player%}%" to player```
But I'd appreciate it if someone could take a look to make sure this is properly
rich wolf
You were just missing percents in the original
If youre gonna set the args to local vars, might as well do that from the beginning:command kill <target:player>: kill {_target}
lapis dove
Interesting. Thank you.
The variable values don't seem to be surviving a restart though. variables.csv is empty even after running the command. Is there a step I'm missing to save the variable for long-term use?
rich wolf
lapis dove
{sewer::%player%} = 0
command /dungeonlb <text> <player> <integer>:
permission: skript.dungeonlb
trigger:
add arg-3 to {%arg-1%::%arg-2%}
command /dungeoncheck:
trigger:
message "%{sewer::%player%}%" to player```When I do /dungeonlb sewer VerticalTerms 1 and then /dungeoncheck it returns a value of 1, but variables.csv is still empty.