Function that returns whether it is raining or not

[nocturne ravine]

I tried many ways and I couldn't do it XD

I use separate files (main.js, isRain.js and races.js), I want to use the function in races.js

I tried with beforeEvent(weatherChange), no success. I also tried with getDimension("overworld").getWeather, but it gives me error(||[Scripting][error]-ReferenceError: Native function [Dimension::getWeather] does not have required privileges. at isRain (functions/isRain.js:4)||).
Help, wise people. (@minecraft/[email protected])

[pure lily]

wrap that up system run.

system.run(() => Dimension.getWeather() );```

[nocturne ravine]

Okay, I had turned off my PC, but I will turn it on.

[nocturne ravine]

explain me

I don't understand you

[pure lily]

Send that part pls.

[nocturne ravine]

Okay

[nocturne ravine]

export function isRain() { 
    const weather = world.getDimension("overworld").getWeather();
    return weather == "Rain" || weather == "Thunder"
}```

[pure lily]

Umm, where did you get the error then?

[nocturne ravine]

I asked DeepSeek and they told me it was because it wasn't in the api I was using. I don't think so

The error appears when I try to call the function.

I use it as follows:

    const vampires = world.getPlayers({scoreOptions: [{objective: 'rz', minScore: 1, maxScore: 1}]});
    for (const vampire of vampires) {
        if (isRain() == true) { vampire.sendMessage("§sEsta lloviendo...§r") } else { vampire.sendMessage("§qNo esta lloviendo...§r") }
    }
})```

HAHHAHAHA wtf

I removed the code that used the function, and tested it inside a runInterval that I used, and it works.

[nocturne ravine]

Why doesn't it work here?

[shut pebble]

weird script

what is the point of this script

it should return nothing

the function make no sense

console.log(world.getDimension("overworld").getWeather())

this does same thing

i thought at first it should return boolean as you wrote isRain() in function name

[nocturne ravine]

Returns true if the weather is thunder or raining

[shut pebble]

import { world } from "@minecraft/server";

export function isRain() { 
    const weather = world.getDimension("overworld").getWeather();
       if (weather == "Rain" || weather == "Thunder") {
          return true
       } else return false
}```

[shut pebble]

then it should be this

[shut pebble]

^

[nocturne ravine]

Yes, it makes more sense. I was shocked when I found out that it could be done the other way.

[cursive shadow]

Dimension#getWeather is not available on read-only mode.
Before events are by default read-only, so use system.run() to run it in the next tick

please read this

https://discord.com/channels/523663022053392405/1116091026843635732

[nocturne ravine]

Okay