what's the issue?
#Map Picker
delicate flume
fathom bronze
^
sour dew
what's the issue?
like I need that to do it automaticly I dont have any code right now and I don't know where to start. I need it to like rotate (I think people said from like splitting it or something?)
sour dew
so just have a list of the characters
which is {Maps::*}
sour dew
and remove 1 each time or whatever
okay but i need to like add some back to the start so it loops around?
and how do I make sure it always will end up on {Winner}
fathom bronze
you could store the index position of the map name i guess but first figure out the animation
and please dont ping me again
sour dew
i didnt ping you?
fathom bronze
3 reply pings
sour dew
you could store the index position of the map name i guess but first figure out ...
yeah thats why im asking idk how to do that
fathom bronze
yeah thats why im asking idk how to do that
set {_characters::*} to ... #<-- figure this out, look at the docs for split/join
loop {_characters::*}
#do some more stuff here later```yeah I still have no clue what to do after loop {_characters::*} and what to replace the ... with?
fathom bronze
whenever you want to know how to do somehting, the docs are the first thing you check
sour dew
and the #do some more stuff here later?
sour dew
I got this?
set {_s::*} to split "Hi, this text will be splitted in 3 lines" by 10 characters
I dont wanna like split it into 3 lines?
or replace stuff in it
yeah and this other stuff didnt help?
sour dew
https://skripthub.net/docs/?id=909
that still doesnt show how to remove the first letter in it and add 1 to the start?
fathom bronze
thats the algorithm you need to create
the docs dont pre-generate algorithms for you, only show syntax for effects and such
sour dew
split %string% (at|using|by) [[the] delimiter] %string% [with case sensitivity] [without [the] trailing [empty] (string|text)]
%string% split (at|using|by) [[the] delimiter] %string% [with case sensitivity] [without [the] trailing [empty] (string|text)]
regex split %string% (at|using|by) [[the] delimiter] %string% [without [the] trailing [empty] (string|text)]
regex %string% split (at|using|by) [[the] delimiter] %string% [without [the] trailing [empty] (string|text)]```
How am I suppost to get something from that?try running the examples
fathom bronze
okay
sour dew
it just replaces my .'s with |'s and adds them to a section?
fathom bronze
join "a","b","c" by "/" = "a/b/c"```okay?
fathom bronze
thats what split and join mean
sour dew
so how do I add that into my code? when i run a command with that code doesnt do anything?
sour dew
command /substring <text>:
trigger:
split "an example string" by " " = "an", "example", "string"
join "a","b","c" by "/" = "a/b/c"
fathom bronze
yeah
sour dew
dont do anything?
fathom bronze
I'm telling you what the expressions return
sour dew
huh?
fathom bronze
I'm saying broadcast (join "a","b","c" by "/") will send the message "a/b/c"
and that if you were to split "an example string" at a space, you would get "an", "example", "string"
sour dew
I'm saying `broadcast (join "a","b","c" by "/")` will send the message `"a/b/c"`
Correct!
okay....
so go on?
fathom bronze
with what?
sour dew
with ^
fathom bronze
i've shown you how splitting and joining strings work, try making some progress based on that
sour dew
yes but im saying how do i set a vairable to that
like do i do set {_a} to join "a","b","c" by "/"
fathom bronze
fathom bronze
yes
fathom bronze
im telling you to try your code and see if it works...
sour dew
im telling you to try your code and see if it works...
okay
fathom bronze
???
fathom bronze
not "me"
this is a clip from (im 99% sure) Bill Wurtz's youTube.
Its a nice little video thats sent when people want to know if code will work... and decide not to test it to find out!
fathom bronze
im note sure what you're confused about.
You want to know if a line of code will work. So go run it and see what happens
fathom bronze
well tehre you go
fathom bronze
you know know how to split and join strings--the main thing from this is if you split at "" you will get a list of all the characters.
Now you just need to rearrange them and put them back together
fathom bronze
and that if you were to split `"an example string"` at a space, you would get `"...
.
sour dew
you know know how to split and join strings--the main thing from this is if you ...
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I don't know how to spit and join strings
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I dont know how to rearrange them
fathom bronze
i showed you the docs page and an example
sour dew
error:
sour dew
what will then?
fathom bronze
putting in effort
sour dew
i did but it was scuffed and was like just super big and didnt readd it at the start
but then wither hosting deleted my file for some reason so i need to redo
and still dont know how to add to start
sour dew
and that if you were to split `"an example string"` at a space, you would get `"...
correction:
and that if you were to split "an example string" at a space, you would get an, example and string
fathom bronze
thats the same thing
fathom bronze
Yes, you get those 3 substrings
sour dew
no i get an, example and string
fathom bronze
because skript doesnt show the " when sending messages
sour dew
fathom bronze
when you run broadcast "hi", hi is sent. the " just tells skript whats inside that is a string
sour dew
what's the issue?
can u help me @delicate flume he is making me go insane
fathom bronze
its mutual
fathom bronze
its clear you arent too familiar with skript, this project should likely be put on the backburner. Instead of begging others to think for you, you can be more productive by looking at a tutorial and playing around with some basic lines
sour dew
its clear you arent too familiar with skript, this project should likely be put ...
no no ive been skripting for 2 years just not with spitting or whatever u said
glass lark
sour dew
https://skripthub.net/docs/?id=909
i did like 1 hour ago
fathom bronze
like do i do set {_a} to join "a","b","c" by "/"
2 years of experience is astronomical overkill to answer your own question
sour dew
I JUST NEED TO KNOW HOW TO ADD 1 LETTER TO THE FRONT AND REMOVE 1 FROM THE END!
fathom bronze
there's no magic one-line solution you can copy-paste from the docs.
is that the answer you want?
sour dew
is that the answer you want?
huh
sour dew
I JUST NEED TO KNOW HOW TO ADD 1 LETTER TO THE FRONT AND REMOVE 1 FROM THE END!
no i need help with
fathom bronze
we cant help you (and we certainly wont want to) if you dont put effort in yourself
sour dew
i did
fathom bronze
so try recreating that then.
All you've done here is respond to all the information with "I still dont know how to do it", and the only code you've run is the example I gave you that you copy-pasted
sour dew
so try recreating that then.
All you've done here is respond to all the informa...
no?
trigger:
set {_a::*} to join "a","b","c" by "/"
broadcast "%{_a::*}%"
set {_a::*} to split "different code that is not copy and paste" at " "
broadcast "%{_a::*}%"```didnt work
trigger:
set {_a::*} to split "different code that is not copy and paste" at " "
broadcast "%{_a::*}%"
set {_a::*} to join "%{_a::*}%" by last letter removed```you're making up syntax now
sour dew
who do i speak to who can add the syntax?
okay ima go eat food plz help i just need to find the last letter when i remove and then add it back
fathom bronze
"Syntax" is the programming equivilent of grammar. I can't say stuff like "Me go van park hot dog".
If I wanted that sentence to make sense, the proper way to structure it would be "I'll go in my van to the park and get a hot dog"
similarly, for code, there's a certain "programmer-y" way you have to write it.
fathom bronze
okay ima go eat food plz help i just need to find the last letter when i remove ...
Start with a simple loop, and try using the loop-iteration expression to count how many spaces you need to add or whatever