#(sumocat19) How to define a variable from an operation of two other variables

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sullen trellis
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update_mining_bossBar:
    type: task
    script:
    #- bossbar update " mining:<player> " progress:<element[player.flag[miningxp]].div[player.flag[level1]]>
    - narrate <player.flag[miningxp]>
    - define xp <player.flag[miningxp]>
    - define nextLevel <player.flag[level1]>
    - define levelProgress <[xp]>:/:<[nextLevel]>
    - narrate <[levelProgress]>
    - bossbar update " mining:<player> " color:blue progress:<[levelProgress]>

The problem in this code is that - define levelProgress <[xp]>:/:<[nextLevel]> doesn't set levelProgress to xp / nextLevel.

tough ironBOT
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(sumocat19) How to define a variable from an operation of two other variables

tough ironBOT
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lilac mason
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!debug

feral gustBOT
# lilac mason !debug
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lilac mason
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Could you debug this please?

sullen trellis
lilac mason
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Please don't post the snippet from your console

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Record it properly

lilac mason
sullen trellis
lilac mason
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Thank you, that's more readable

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You don't have a flag called miningxp.

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That's why it can not work

sullen trellis
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I have a player flag on myself called miningxp that is set to 10. - narrate <player.flag[miningxp]> in the code I posted works correctly and says "10" in the chat.

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I also have a player flag named level1 that is set to 50 on myself. - narrate <[levelProgress]> shows " 10:/:50 " in chat.

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It seems to me like the problem is not the flags but instead that - define levelProgress <[xp]>:/:<[nextLevel]> is not the correct way to define a variable from two other variables being divided.

lilac mason
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The debug doesn't indicate this

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It's saying that you don't have this flag.

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It's also showing that you don't have the flag level1.

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Could you provide the full script that also how you set these flags?

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!paste

feral gustBOT
sullen trellis
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I run flag_test in game before I run update_mining_bossbar.

lilac mason
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Could you run another debug where you run

  1. /ex run flag_test
  2. /ex run update_mining_bossBar

please?

sullen trellis
lilac mason
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Now the flags did work.

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Though there is an issue with the bossbar command on line 93.

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- define levelProgress <[xp]>:/:<[nextLevel]>
Do you want to divide?

sullen trellis
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yes I want xp(10) to be divided by nextlevel(50) so when I update the boss bar I can use levelProgress(0.2) as the progress amount (range from 0 - 1).

lilac mason
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If you want to use a data actions you have to add this on the definition you want to divide on.

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- define xp:/:<[nextLevel]>

This will override the xp definition.

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You can also use tags if you like to create a new one:

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- define levelProgress <[xp].div[<[nextLevel]>]>
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You can read more about definitions here:

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!guide short term memory

feral gustBOT
lilac mason
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!t element.div

feral gustBOT
sullen trellis
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This works. Thanks! I tried to use tags before but I wrote wrong it like - define levelProgress <[xp]>.div[<[nextLevel]>]> The extra <> on xp was causing an error so I then tried doing a data action where I wrote it wrong again. Thanks again for the help.

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