Hey so im making a join / leave message but it wont work

[olive kraken]

it needs to be put into a trigger

!skript

[modern hearth]

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[mortal bridge]

read the error

[worthy tartan]

YEs

But what is triggers

[mortal bridge]

google

[worthy tartan]

I tried

Wont help

[olive kraken]

   send "test"```

[kind blaze]

on join:
    i already give you the trigger```

[worthy tartan]

Like that?

[olive kraken]

!indention

[kind blaze]

!indentsn

[olive kraken]

!tab

[mortal bridge]

tab

[kind blaze]

!inderntat

!inrtend

[olive kraken]

!indenation

[kind blaze]

!indention

what

!indent

[modern hearth]

In skript, you need to maintain consistent indentation, meaning you cannot indent 1 line 5 spaces, and the next 7 spaces. Usually it’s recommended you use tabs, however.

A good rule of thumb is to always indent the subsequent line whenever the previous statement ends with a :, an exception to this is in command statements with items before the trigger such as permission: or aliases:

With conditional statements and loops, any code that is indented within the statement will be run as a part of the statement, other code will not be run within the statement. Here is an example of proper indentation:

https://i.imgur.com/PbfZ12M.png

[kind blaze]

there you go

[olive kraken]

oh it's !in dent

ic

[worthy tartan]

Idk waht it says

Im not a scripter realy

[olive kraken]

Read it

[worthy tartan]

Yes I get it but why wont my script work then?

[olive kraken]

read it

and you'll see the issue

[mortal bridge]

go to beggining of line 2 and 5 and press tab or it cant read it

[worthy tartan]

Oh so I gotta go and do trigger:

on join set join message to ...

[olive kraken]

Nope

[worthy tartan]

oh

[olive kraken]

You need tabs or spaces to signify the next line

[worthy tartan]

oh

Java is dumb

[olive kraken]

Read the paragraph that starts with - A good rule of thumb

[olive kraken]

This isn’t Java!

[worthy tartan]

Isent it?

[kind blaze]

it's not java

[worthy tartan]

Is this good

on join:
set join message to "&a%player% Joined the server!"

on quit:
set quit message to "&c%player% Left the server!"

[kind blaze]

that's alright

i guess

[worthy tartan]

Ok

[mortal bridge]

yes

[worthy tartan]

Let me check

[olive kraken]

If you can’t do this - don’t learn Java xD

or do

[worthy tartan]

lol

It works now thanks for the help!

[kind blaze]

in java it would be

    @EventHandler
    public void JoinEvent(PlayerJoinEvent event) {
        Player player = event.getPlayer();
        event.setJoinMessage("§7（§2§l+§7）§a" + player.getName() + " joined the lobby.");
    }

[worthy tartan]

Nahhh

Tooooo hard

[kind blaze]

what this code does is send message when player join

and also send a title with hex color

which you have to manually implement yourself or get an api to do it

[worthy tartan]

lol

[kind blaze]

in my case i made my owjn

    public String translateHexColorCodes(String message) {
        Pattern hexPattern = Pattern.compile("&#([A-Fa-f0-9]{6})");
        Matcher matcher = hexPattern.matcher(message);
        StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
        while (matcher.find()) {
            String hexCode = matcher.group(1);
            StringBuilder replacement = new StringBuilder("§x");
            for (char c : hexCode.toCharArray()) {
                replacement.append('§').append(c);
            }
            matcher.appendReplacement(buffer, replacement.toString());
        }
        matcher.appendTail(buffer);
        return buffer.toString();
    }
``` smth like this

[worthy tartan]

thx for the help tho

[kind blaze]

legit free code

[mortal bridge]

no one cares how is this related to the original post

[kind blaze]

i dont know

[olive kraken]

I care

🖐️

[deft tundra]

why the are you posting java here, i thought this is skript related 💀

[kind blaze]

He said java is dumb

And I show him java and how hard is it

[deft tundra]

still bro, don't post java here, you could get muted for posting unrelated stuff to a channel