(nasrulswd) damage area

[trim salmon]

on player left clicks block with:Custom_Item:
            - define players <player.location.find_players_within[2]>
            - define mobs <player.location.find_entities.within[2]>
            - hurt 3 <[players]> source::<player>
            - hurt 3 <[mobs]> source::<player>

how can i ignore damage to player who left click that item??

[random sun]

(nasrulswd) damage area

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[arctic zodiac]

!t listtag.exclude

[tawny vector]

Tag: <ListTag.exclude[...|...]>

Returns a new ListTag excluding the items specified.

Returns

ListTag

Examples

# Narrates a list of "one|three"
- narrate <list[one|two|three|four|two].exclude[two|four]>

[trim salmon]

<player.location.find_players_within[2].exclude[<player>]>

???

like that?

[arctic zodiac]

!tias

[tawny vector]

Info: tias

Try it and see!

If somebody pulled this up for you, you're probably asking a question of the public channel that's easier and faster to figure out by just attempting your idea in-game and looking at the result of that attempt.

[trim salmon]

okey thanks

[fallow jackal]

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[trim salmon]

wait

[fallow jackal]

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[trim salmon]

- define target <player.precise_target>
- burn <[target].exclude[<player>]> duration:5s

how about this?

not work

[arctic zodiac]

ye because that returns entitytag

aand not a listtag

listtag.exclude is for lists

[trim salmon]

i don't understand

can u give a example?

[arctic zodiac]

!t entitytag.precise_target

[tawny vector]

Tag: <EntityTag.precise_target[(<range>)]>

Returns the entity this entity is looking at, using precise ray trace logic.
Optionally, specify a maximum range to find the entity from (defaults to 200).

Returns

EntityTag

[arctic zodiac]

so this tag ^ returns exactly one entity

that means its not a list

so you cant use list tags with that

[trim salmon]

ouh yeah

but if player target is not the entity they will burn self

[arctic zodiac]

not sure its possible that it will return player itself buut you can use if command

if <[target]> == <player> ...

!c if

[tawny vector]

Command: If

Group

queue

Syntax

if [<value>] (!)(<operator> <value>) (&&/|| ...) [<commands>]

Short Description

Compares values, and runs a subset of commands if they match.

Related Guide Page

https://guide.denizenscript.com/guides/basics/if-command.html

Description

Compares values, and runs a subset of commands if they match.
Works with the else command, which handles alternatives for when the comparison fails.
The if command is equivalent to the English phrasing "if something is true, then do the following".

Values are compared using the comparable system. See !language operator for information.

Comparisons may be chained together using the symbols '&&' and '||' or their text equivalents 'and' and 'or'.
'&&' means "and", '||' means "or".
So, for ...

[trim salmon]

- if <[target]> = <player> && <context.entity>:
        - burn <[target]> duration:5s
- else:
        - stop

why the entity not burning

[manic iris]

!debug

[tawny vector]

Info: debug

If you need help with a script issue, one of the most powerful tools Denizen has to offer is full debug output. This is displaying in your console whenever scripts are running until you turn debug off. To share a debug log quickly and easily with helpers, simply run the command /denizen debug -r in-game to begin recording, then run through the part of the script you need help with, then run the command /denizen submit. This will give you a link to a paste of the debug log, which you can then copy/paste back to us!

[trim salmon]

ouh it's oke

done fix it