trigger:
if {hideandseek} is not true:
if {queue::*} does not contain player:
add player to {queue::*}
send "&aYou will be loaded into the next game!"
wait 1 second
if amount of players in {queue::*} is equal to 1:
send title "&fGame Starting Soon!" to all players for 10 seconds
send subtitle "&fJoin the queue to play" to all players for 5 seconds
wait 5 seconds
send subtitle "&a&l5" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&a&l4" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&c&l3" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&c&l2" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&4&l1" to {queue::*} for 1 second
set {map} to random integer between 1 and 2
wait 1 second
if {map} is equal to 1:
teleport {queue::*} to {mushroom}
else if {map} is equal to 2:
teleport {queue::*} to {bikinibottom}
else if amount of players in {queue::*} is greater than or equal to 1:
set {hideandseek} to true
send title "&fChoosing Roles..." to {queue::*} for 3 seconds
send subtitle "&fYou are &kasdf" for 2 seconds
set {_seeker} to random element of {queue::*}
wait 1 second
send subtitle "&fYou are &4The Seeker" to {_seeker}
wait 1 second
remove all players from {_seeker}```#is there a way i could create a countdown?
ocean fossil
currently, this is what I have but i want to make it so the countdown shows instead of the manual "send title to queue" lines because it messes up when another player joins the queue and messes up the seeker portion of the code below
viscid oracle
lol
viscid oracle
yeah "lol"
your code is kind of hard for me to really understand right now; would you mind explaining what it does in a simple and straightforward manner?
ocean fossil
yeah theres a lot going on my bad
the first line talking about {hideandseek} checks to see if theres a game in progress, and then adds a player to the queue to be loaded into a game. After adding the player it checks to see if there is a certain amount of players ready to join the game, and in this case for testing purposes it's at 1 which sets of the titles and subtitles but idk how to make the countdown into a variable so that everything after the "else if amount of players in queue is greater than or equal to 1" only sends after the countdown hits 0
like right now if a player joins when the countdown is at 2, itll send the choosing roles... part before it gets done with the countdown
ocean fossil
your code is kind of hard for me to really understand right now; would you mind ...
also, im sorry if the way i said that seemed rude, that wasnt my intention at all
ocean fossil
good to know haha
mine confuses me so bad because i think i overcomplicate these things way too hard and then i ask for help and someone tells me i could do it in like 40 less lines
viscid oracle
okay so I guess the explanation sadly didn't really help, but now I know what will
can you tell me how you want the countdown to work
ocean fossil
i want the countdown to display the same number for all players in the queue regardless of when they joined it
viscid oracle
sure but I mean
the actual countdown itself
when do you want it to start, how long do you want it to be,
so on
ocean fossil
i want it to start when theres 1 player in queue (in this case, im gonna raise it to around 10 when testing is finished) and i want it to go for 34 seconds because i want to send titles to players so that in the middle of their screen it tells them the countdown
and the countdown will run as this code is running send title "&fGame Starting Soon!" to all players for 10 seconds send subtitle "&fJoin the queue to play" to all players for 5 seconds wait 5 seconds send subtitle "&a&l5" to {queue::*} for 1 second wait 2 seconds send subtitle "&a&l4" to {queue::*} for 1 second wait 2 seconds send subtitle "&c&l3" to {queue::*} for 1 second wait 2 seconds send subtitle "&c&l2" to {queue::*} for 1 second wait 2 seconds send subtitle "&4&l1" to {queue::*} for 1 second
ocean fossil
thats just what displays, the main thing i want the countdown to do is make it so everything after the countdown will execute at the same time
rather than replacing this countdown that the players see, i want to add a timer as a variable to make sure that the rest of the code gets executed at the same time afterwards, whether there's 1 player in the queue or 7
because right now when there's 1 player in the queue, it starts the countdown and it sends to every player inside when they join the queue but when they join it continues to follow that line of code but also instantly jumps into this code else if amount of players in {queue::*} is greater than or equal to 1: set {hideandseek} to true send title "&fChoosing Roles..." to {queue::*} for 3 seconds send subtitle "&fYou are &kasdf" for 2 seconds set {_seeker} to random element of {queue::*} wait 1 second send subtitle "&fYou are &4The Seeker" to {_seeker} wait 1 second remove all players from {_seeker}
and i just want to make it so the timer counts down but doesnt necessarily display it, and executes the code i just sent after the top code is finished
viscid oracle
lots of your code could use some work
first, {_seeker} isn't a list; it can only be set to 1 value
if size of {queue::*} = 1:
else if size of {queue::*} >= 1:
viscid oracle
and the countdown will run as this code is running ```send title "&fGame Startin...
but anyways, to run this seemingly asynchronously (separately from the rest of the code), which I think is what you asked for,
you can use a function
function someName():
send subtitle "&fJoin the queue to play" to all players for 5 seconds
wait 5 seconds
send subtitle "&a&l5" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&a&l4" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&c&l3" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&c&l2" to {queue::*} for 1 second
wait 2 seconds
send subtitle "&4&l1" to {queue::*} for 1 second
command /join:
trigger:
if {hideandseek} is not true:
if {queue::*} does not contain player:
add player to {queue::*}
send "&aYou will be loaded into the next game!" to player
wait 1 second
if size of {queue::*} = 1:
someName()
wait 1 second
set {map} to random integer between 1 and 2
if {map} = 1:
teleport {queue::*} to {mushroom}
else if {map} = 2:
teleport {queue::*} to {bikinibottom}
else if size of {queue::*} >= 1:
set {hideandseek} to true
send title "&fChoosing Roles..." to {queue::*} for 3 seconds
send subtitle "&fYou are &kasdf" for 2 seconds
set {_seeker} to random element of {queue::*}
wait 1 second
send subtitle "&fYou are &4The Seeker" to {_seeker}
wait 1 second
so then it'd look something like this
tell me how this works for you and what doesn't work as intended, then I can fix it from there accordingly now that I better understand your code
ocean fossil
tell me how this works for you and what doesn't work as intended, then I can fix...
sounds good, i appreciate it. i have school for another few hours but then i’ll check it
ocean fossil
tell me how this works for you and what doesn't work as intended, then I can fix...
\the code is being weird, it's not doing anything after the variable. i changed it from someName() to line() and its not doing anything inside of it
viscid oracle
\the code is being weird, it's not doing anything after the variable. i changed ...
queue size is 1 and doesn't contain the player running the command?
nvm I read the code wrong
I just woke up sorry
ocean fossil
all good lol
viscid oracle
are you familiar with how to debug?
ocean fossil
not really no
im just learning how to skript, i did a bit a while back but it was really simple stuff and i overcomplicated it instead of using variables and stuff. it was more trial and error than figuring out exactly what was wrong with the skript
viscid oracle
broadcast any relevant variables, or just some text, after every condition or line that may be causing problems
to make sure every value is as intended, and every line is being reached and working
to identify which line is causing the problem, and why
I'll be on my PC after I make breakfast