#home skript
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permission: homes.home
trigger:
set {_} to player's location
send title "&bTeleporting Home &c DONT MOVE" with subtitle "&c1" to player
wait 1 seconds
send title "&bTeleporting Home &c DONT MOVE" with subtitle "&c2" to player
wait 1 seconds
send title "&bTeleporting Home &c DONT MOVE" with subtitle "&c3" to player
wait 1 seconds
send title "&bTeleporting Home &c DONT MOVE" with subtitle "&c4" to player
wait 1 seconds
send title "&bTeleporting Home &c DONT MOVE" with subtitle "&c5" to player
if player's location is not {_}:
send "Teleport canceled Reason: You moved."
stop
if arg is set:
if {homes::%player's uuid%::%arg%} is set:
teleport player to {homes::%player's uuid%::%arg%}
send "&aTeleported to &2&o%arg%"
else:
send "&cThis home doesn't exist!"
else:
if {homes::%player's uuid%::home} is set:
teleport player to {homes::%player's uuid%::home}
send "&aTeleported to &2&ohome"
else:
send "&cYou do not have a default home set"```
at the end of the count down no matter what it says that you moved
i tried other things and it didnt work
Because you didnt indent properly
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:
so should i completly use tabs instead of spaces?
buddy
use spaces if u want
it doesnt matter which you use