#Attacker wont receive damage

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winter sonnet
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Works for me

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What skript version are you on boss

potent light
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the latest

winter sonnet
potent light
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yes

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multiple until it died

winter sonnet
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Its your variable change it to a local variable

potent light
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wdym?

winter sonnet
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Well it's how you set it up

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Remove the if {d} is not set

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cause what it's doing is if the victim is at max health 10-10

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{d} would be 0

potent light
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ohhh

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ok ty

rugged topaz
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this should also be a local variable

potent light
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what’s that 🙃

void heath
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it makes it so the variable is only accessible in that code block and gets removed after

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here, you create the variable and use it only there

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but it could cause issues with multiple players and whatever

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so you could have it be {_d}

potent light
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ohhh

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I always put those underscores in randomly

void heath
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bad idea xD

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you need to use it when it's only ever used in a specific code block and never again after

potent light
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Wait so

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{_name} is anywhere in the file or anywhere in the code block?

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And what does {name_} mean

void heath
void heath
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say you have a on death: event
a variable named {_idk} in that event would only be accessible for that specific event

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if someone else dies, they have their own variable

potent light
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Oh yes I need that

void heath
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you also cant access that variable inside another event/command/function

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it's only for that specific code block, for that specific triggered event

potent light
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So if I did an in damage event with the function {_d} then it would be specific for dif players

void heath
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wdym by function here

potent light
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srry i just dk the name of what its called

void heath
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local variable?

potent light
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   damage attacker by {_d}
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yeah that

void heath
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yeah

potent light
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local variable

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im still relatively new

void heath
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that's better, cus, after the event, the variable will be deleted (since you dont need it no more)

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plus, if someone else triggers this event at the same time, it won't have to share the variable; local variable will exist separately on both instances of the event

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in your case, since the code you execute is instant, it shouldnt matter too much... but it's a good thing to learn how to use for when you need it

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im going to sleep now, gn