How do I get a score from a scoreboard

[urban crow]

Like
const score = <playersScoreFromaScoreboard>;
Also ik it's dumb but I just forgot how to do this without events
How do I make a runCommand or this thing up there working like every some ticks without any events or anything like that

[frozen tusk]

you can use system.runInteerval()

[urban crow]

Basically I want to connect these to use runCommand to display a score of a player with a titleraw command

[urban crow]

What abt the score

Ik I can just use the in game stuff like *

But that's for smth else

Oh wait nvm I need those separated

[frozen tusk]

system.runInterval(() => {
world.getAllPlayers().forEach(player => {

let score = get the score of the player you can use the wiki to learn how
player.onScreenDisplay.setTitle(`${score}`)
}
}, 40);```

[urban crow]

Bru that's what I need the let score = get the score I don't understand the wiki 😭

[frozen tusk]

this server isnt there to code for u its just a help server

[urban crow]

...

[frozen tusk]

getting the score of the player is basic knowledge so you should learn how

[urban crow]

.......

That's what I'm trying to do here

And ur not helping...

[frozen tusk]

i give you all script already except for 1 line

[urban crow]

I don't need all that

I need that single line

[frozen tusk]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/minecraft/creator/scriptapi/minecraft/server/scoreboard?view=minecraft-bedrock-stable

here you can learn about scoreboard

[urban crow]

Btw I changed my runCommandAsync into runCommand like u said and it still doesn't work

[arctic bridge]

are u trying to do a title or actionbar?

[arctic bridge]

you have to get the scoreboard property of world (world.scoreboard), then get an objective with .getObjective(<id>) and finally .getScore(<player>)

btw the <player> in getScore() method has to be Player class

[arctic bridge]

system.runInterval(() => {
  for (const player of world.getPlayers()) {
    const score = world.scoreboard.getObjective(<id>).getScore(player);
    player.onScreenDisplay.setActionBar(`Score: ${ score || 0 }`);
  }
});```

[urban crow]

alr thank u so much

if i want to do 2 of these do i have to copy the whole thing again (after the system.runInterval)

[arctic bridge]

what are you trying to do exactly?

and no, just do it inside the players loop

[urban crow]

lets say if i want to make a kills scoreboard and deaths and lets say ik how to

like how to add kills and deaths

now i want to display it without runCommand

i need to do const for the score right?

so like

i want 2 scores

kills and deaths

[urban crow]

what i just said tho

i mean i need even more but its just to understand how to do two scores in the shortest way

[arctic bridge]

you have to get the two objectives and use the getScore method on both

[urban crow]

alr

[arctic bridge]

system.runInterval(() => {
  for (const player of world.getPlayers()) {
    const { scoreboard } = world;
    const kills = scoreboard.getObjective("kills")?.getScore(player);
    const deaths = scoreboard.getObjective("deaths")?.getScore(player);
    player.onScreenDisplay.setActionBar(`Kills: ${ kills || 0 } | Deaths: ${ deaths || 0 }`);
  }
});```

[cerulean heath]

const getScore = (player, objective) => {
    return world.scoreboard.getObjective(objective)?.getScore(player.scoreboardIdentity);
}

system.runInterval(() => {
    for (const player of world.getAllPlayers()) {
        const kills = getScore(player, "kills");
    }
})

[arctic bridge]

wait, is it necessary to use scoreboardIdentity? i thought it was just an Entity class argument

maybe that's the reason i had problems with getting scores