#(Jupiter) Is there a way to make it check on multiple worlds if there is a player?

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prisma urchin
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LIKE By: - foreach <world[A1|A2|A3].any.players> as:player:

lime cragBOT
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(Jupiter) Is there a way to make it check on multiple worlds if there is a player?

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sinful haven
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why not just use one foreach for each world lol

tough sable
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What exactly are you trying to do, because your example doesn't make sense

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Are you trying to see if a world has players in it?

sinful haven
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!t worldtag.players

tropic dewBOT
tough sable
sinful haven
tough sable
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Please don't, it only adds to confusion.

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@prisma urchin What exactly are you trying to do, because your example doesn't make sense
Are you trying to see if a world has players in it?

prisma urchin
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<list.world[A1|A2|A3].any.players>

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Players who are in one of these worlds (A1,A2,A3)

near comet
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!t list.parse

tropic dewBOT
# near comet !t list.parse
Tag: <ListTag.parse[<tag>]>

Returns a copy of the list with all its contents parsed through the given tag.
One should generally prefer !tag ListTag.parse_tag.

Returns

ListTag

Examples
# Narrates a list of 'ONE|TWO'
- narrate "<list[one|two].parse[to_uppercase]>
near comet
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!t list.combine

tropic dewBOT
near comet
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!t world.players

tropic dewBOT
near comet
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combine these tags, take your list of worlds, parse the players on it and combine the lists that will be created

prisma urchin
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- foreach <list[A1|A2|A3].parse[world.players].combine> as:player:
Ready thanks!