plush shale
this is what i have and it keeps sending to me no matter what player i put
test_command:
type: command
name: test
description: Sends "test" in action bar to a selected player
usage: /test <player>
args:
player:
type: player
required: true
script:
- narrate "You ran this on player: <player.name>"
- actionbar "test" targets:<player>
rotund lagoonBOT
(minecrafte) executing scripts to a set player with custom command
rotund lagoonBOT
this is what i have and it keeps sending to me no matter what player i put
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broken ginkgoBOT
!l command script container
broken ginkgoBOT
!t match_player
toxic ridge
with the <name> being the first argument
modest isle
!g handling player commands
broken ginkgoBOT
!g handling player commands
plush shale
i cant get it to work still
toxic ridge
!haste
plush shale
plush shale
these dont really help me at all
toxic ridge
targets:<playerToSend> isn't a valid tag. since this is a definition, you'll need to surround the text within the <> with []
modest isle
You already use that above with playerName ^ - are you using the Visual Studio Code extension? It should automatically point out errors like this for you
toxic ridge
the playerToSend is the match_player value
modest isle
I know, I was just pointing out they already used the correct syntax above
So if they have the VSC extension it should make it easier to see the difference between the correct tag & wrong tag / show them an error automatically
toxic ridge
you could also shorten the overall script by removing the playerName definition entirely, and filling that spot in the match_player tag with <context.args.get[1]>
also, if you're adding this as an available command to players, see
!g don't trust the player
broken ginkgoBOT
!g don't trust the player
modest isle
you could also shorten the overall script by removing the `playerName` definitio...
(That's up to whatever coding style you prefer though, both are valid)
toxic ridge
if you have any other questions, feel free to let us know here. otherwise,
plush shale
how could i do it for @a
toxic ridge
you mean have the command effect everyone?
plush shale
yes
toxic ridge
!t server.online_players
broken ginkgoBOT
!t server.online_players
plush shale
i was wanting to be able to get this working for a seperate thing im working because im wanting to use this for an even on my server and i made a earthquake test thing
analog coral type: command
name: quake
description: "Trigger earthquake effect for all players"
usage: "/quake"
tab completions:
1: <server.online_players.parse[name]>
script:
- actionbar "You feel the ground shake"
- playsound <player> sound:entity_generic_explode volume:0.05
- teleport <player> <player.location.left[.02]>
- wait 1t
more shitty code past this point```i think i tried that online players for this script and it has all players at the same spot insead of being seperate
broken ginkgoBOT
!c foreach
toxic ridge
you shouldn't use this for any wait portions, since the script will have to run through that for a single player before going on to the next
plush shale
quake:
type: command
name: quake
description: "Trigger earthquake effect for all players"
usage: /quake
tab completions:
1: <server.online_players.parse[name]>
script:
- foreach <server.online_players> as:player:
- actionbar "You feel the ground shake"
- playsound <player> sound:entity_generic_explode volume:0.05
- teleport <player> <player.location.left[.02]>```am i going in the right direction or am i being dumb againim assuming that is wrong
toxic ridge
nope that's just what i was about to comment on
plush shale
so that should work like that then
toxic ridge
<player> will only produce the player that ran the command, <[player]> will produce the current player on the "foreach" loop
(although you will have to add a targets:<[player]> to the "actionbar" command, or have this before the "foreach" loop and specify the <server.online_players> as the target)
plush shale
<[player].location.left[.02]> this will move the players based of their own location and wont cause all players to go to same spot like what i fucked up before right ?
-# (i already added the target to the action bar after sending screenshot)
i want it to if no argument 1 then do it to all players but if theres someones userneme then do it to that player... is possible?
toxic ridge
- if <server.match_player[<context.args.get[1]>].if_null[null]> == null: for if there if either no player, or the player specified does not exist
plush shale
- if <server.match_player[<context.args.get[1]>].if_null[null]> == null:
- foreach <server.online_players> as:player:```?i put a name and it still did it for everyone
IM DUMB
reload
heres the entire shitty earthquake script...
-# (i removed the waits as someone said they werent needed but they didnt see the full thing and it turns out they are very needed)
toxic ridge
you might run into an issue with this...
plush shale
if it others being able to do it... dont really care. small server. funny moments
toxic ridge
the waits are contained within the foreach section
because the entire section has to finish before it goes to the next entry, this includes the waits
so one player will run through the entire script, then once that player's done, it'll go to the next player
the waits delay this for every other player that's next on the list
toxic ridge
you would have to have the waits outside of the "foreach"s
plush shale
but then its not much of an earth quake its an earth move .2 blocks in 1 frame
plush shale
i have no idea how to move the waits outside the foreach and keep it working...
toxic ridge
you would have to have a new foreach after every wait
plush shale
i tried that it didnt work.
wait
fuck
got it
oh my god it look so bad but it works
plush shale
is it possible to kick a player like - kick <player> <reason> or something...
copper gyro
!c
copper gyro
!command all
broken ginkgoBOT
!command all
copper gyro
Check commands page in the future.
toxic ridge
the reason argument needs to start with reason:
copper gyro
Please double check the command pages when making scripts.
plush shale
- modifyblock <location[world,-268,72,716]> fire
ive look at the command thing so many times and changed this so much but its not placing it... theres nothing there that shows how to to a set location...
toxic ridge
!object locationtag
broken ginkgoBOT
!object locationtag
broken ginkgoBOT
!g don't script raw locations
