tab completion

[tawny sparrow]

command /rune <text>:
aliases: /giverune
usage: /rune <Speed|Strength>
description: Gives the specified rune
executable by: players
permission: rune.give
permission message: &cYou do not have permission to use this command!
trigger:
set {_rune} to arg-1

    if {_rune} is "speed":
        give guster pottery sherd named "&b&lSpeed Rune" to player
        send "&aYou have received the &bSpeed Rune&a!" to player
    else if {_rune} is "strength":
        give blade pottery sherd named "&4&lStrength Rune" to player
        send "&aYou have received the &4Strength Rune&a!" to player
    else:
        send "&cUnknown rune type. Use &bSpeed &cor &4Strength&c." to player

tab completions for /rune:
argument 1:
suggest "Speed"
suggest "Strength"

it just doesnt work

[last wasp]

what doesn't work

[rustic dune]

because that's not how you set tab completions in Skript. it requires SkBee:
https://www.github.com/ShaneBeee/SkBee/wiki

[tawny sparrow]

i am using skbee

and it still doesnt work

its saying cant understadn effect tab completion for /rune

@last wasp

pls help

[last wasp]

https://skripthub.net/docs/?id=10477

[rustic dune]

have you tried looking at the examples? if you did, you can see none of the syntax you used is correct
https://github.com/ShaneBeee/SkBee/wiki/Tab-Complete#examples

[tawny sparrow]

it finally works thanks yall!

[tawny sparrow]

HOW DO I FIX THIS ISTG

@last wasp sorry for pinging again but i tried to fix it in vs code and stuff and it just does not work

[last wasp]

indentation error

expected 1 tab, but found 4 spaces

[tawny sparrow]

yes ik

i already did it with tab

and it still does not work

[last wasp]

fix all of them then

[tawny sparrow]

its only one error

and thats the only one

[last wasp]

somewhere there's incorrect indentation

[last dove]

It tells you what the issue is. It’s likely cause you copy pasted some code (and its indentation)

Also fun fact, instead of set {_rune} to arg-1, you can use command /rune <rune:string>: and then the arg is automatically converted to a local variable

[eager bridge]

wait that's epic

i'm not sure that ever is actually objectively useful but

that's epic

[last dove]

I like it cause 10 lines later ill usually forget what arg-n is

[eager bridge]

fair

[rustic dune]

I always forget that's a thing

[glad kettle]

nani!