#(gthoro) Iterate over world guard regions, check member and do some commands

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sleek sandal
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Hello 👋 is it possible to create script that will iterate over predefined world guard regions (or at least one region), check players who are members and if so, execute some commands? That last part is trivial but I'm having issues with enumerating region members.

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(gthoro) Iterate over world guard regions, check member and do some commands

latent cypressBOT
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!t worldtag.list_regions

smoky streamBOT
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!t worldguardregiontag.members

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sleek sandal
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  script:
    - foreach <server.worlds> as:world:
      - foreach <[world].list_regions> as:entry:
        - narrate "Region ID: <[entry]> in world <[world]>"

gives me

[02:11:45 INFO] Additional Error Info: Error Message: Tag <[world].list_regions> is invalid!
[02:11:45 INFO] Additional Error Info: Unfilled or unrecognized sub-tag(s) 'list_regions' for tag <[world].list_regions>!
[02:11:45 INFO] Additional Error Info: The returned value from initial tag fragment '[world]' was: 'w@world'.
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!debug

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Info: debug

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sleek sandal
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ah

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you need depenizen in order to use this tag

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!update depenizen

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sleek sandal
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amazing, everything works now, thank you very much

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