I would like to know or see what it would look like

[rugged lance]

I need a script so that after a kill, a command is assigned to the player. Is it possible to do this?

[stark snow]

Once your ticket has been resolved, please close it with </ticket close:1054771505520717835> command!

[small stream]

What do you mean

And why do you need this

[sharp zodiac]

The XY problem is when you really want to do X, and you think that Y can achieve X. However, you can't get Y to work, and so ask for help exclusively about Y.

This can lead to a lot of confusion from the people trying to help you, as Y can seem like a very random thing to want to do, and a lot of the time isn't the best way to achieve X anyway.

Its fine to ask about Y, just always include some context about X so you can be put on the right track if Y won't do X well, or there is an easier way to do X.

[gloomy bison]

are you trying to say you want the player to run a command when they die?

[rugged lance]

I want to make it so that after killing a mob on the server, a command is written to change the player's parameter

[rugged lance]

after the boss died

[small stream]

Wdym player's parameter?

[rugged lance]

then get the skill with the help of the command: /tensura edit @s ability grant random skill unique

[small stream]

There's probably an api you can use instead of calling a command

[rugged lance]

I don't know, but is it possible to do it with a command somehow?

[small stream]

yes

[rugged lance]

at mercy, how?

[small stream]

you can do server.runCommandSilent

[rugged lance]

and how to make it activate after killing 🤔

[small stream]

you could use entity js

[sharp zodiac]

EntityJS is an addon that allows you to create custom entities with KubeJS.

[small stream]

you could make something run in the onDeath method

https://github.com/liopyu/EntityJS/wiki/Entity-Modification-Event#modifylivingentitybuilder-methods

[rugged lance]

I wrote something, but it doesn't work

EntityJSEvents.modifyEntity(event => {
event.modify("minecraft:zombie", modifyBuilder => {
modifyBuilder.onDeath(entity => {
entity.server.runCommandSilent('/tensura edit @a ability grant random skill unique')
})
})
})

[sharp zodiac]

You can write your code in a codeblock by typing it between the codeblock delimiters:
Note that these are backticks, not apostrophes

```js :arrow_left:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
event.smelting('minecraft:glass', '#forge:sand').xp(.1)
})

``` :arrow_left:

This example will look like this:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.smelting('minecraft:glass', '#forge:sand').xp(.1)
})

[small stream]

please use indents properly

it's so hard to read without proper indentation

[rugged lance]

and what to do if you need ServerEvents (as in the server script), but for the full Entityjs command (noDeath)

[small stream]

??

[rugged lance]

when using the script that is on the site, it says that ServerEvent is needed

Error:Tried to register event handler
’EntityJSEvents.modifyEntity’ for invalid script type SERVER!
Valid script types: [STARTUP]

EntityJSEvents.modifyEntity(event => {
event.modify("minecraft:zombie", modifyBuilder => {
modifyBuilder.onRemovedFromWorld(entity =>
})
})
})

[small stream]

please don't ignore this

[sharp zodiac]

https://gnomebot.dev/assets/replyping.png

[rugged lance]

I understood what it is, but how to fix it if you use it

[sharp zodiac]

https://gnomebot.dev/assets/replyping.png

[rugged lance]

what is this mistake?
Unterminated string literal

[rugged lance]

gives an error: missing ; before statement
ServerEvent.recape (event => {

event.onDeath("minecraft:zombie") event => {

event.player.runCommandSilent('/tensura edit @a ability grant random skill unique')
})
})

[small stream]

You forgot the comma before event

And you shouldn't really use event twice

[vital gull]

modification event is startup script, also where did you get "ServerEvent.recape" from? you had it right the first time

[rugged lance]

I noticed it and fixed it, but I still couldn't get what I wanted.

[vital gull]

try this instead ```js
EntityJSEvents.modifyEntity(event => {
event.modify("minecraft:zombie",modifyBuilder => {
modifyBuilder.onDeath(ctx => global.onDeath(ctx))
})
})
/**
*

• @param {Internal.ContextUtils$DeathContext} ctx
• @returns
  */
  global.onDeath = ctx => {
  const { entity, damageSource } = ctx
  let attacker = damageSource.actual
  if ((!attacker || !attacker.player)) return
  entity.server.runCommandSilent(execute as ${attacker.username} run tensura edit @s ability grant random skill unique)
  }

onDeath method takes a "context" which gives you the entity & damageSource, cant use entity right off the bat

[vital gull]

i just modified it so that you can run /kubejs reload startup_scripts command to reload instead of restarting the game every time you make an edit, it will refresh anything inside the global.onDeath function for you, will make things a lot easier to live-edit

also what awesome meant by putting your code in the colorful code block

using the `

[rugged lance]

it turns out that for server.runCommandSilent to work, serve_script is needed, but for this script to work, it must start with ServerEvents?

[vital gull]

thats not true, as long as the server is available off the entity, even if its inside a startup script it should work

if it still isnt working for you then send the code as well as startup logs again

[sharp zodiac]

🗒️ Send the code! 🗒️

You may have an issue with a KubeJS script and you explain it to the best of your ability yet without the actual code in question we have very little to go off of in trying to assist you.

Please send your KubeJS startup log. It can be found at /minecraft/logs/kubejs/startup.log.
If you are on 1.18 or 1.16 it will be called startup.txt.
Please send the file directly, without links or snippets.