Skripting

Code ?

C'est impossible sry :c

Ah mince j'avais pas vu. C'est pas "to" mais "from".

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Malheureusement Skript & MassiveCore ne sont pas compatibles entre eux deux.

Bah oui c'est normal parce que c'est de la chance xD !

Tu ne peux pas faire de replace, car les replace ne se font que des variables de type string. Or la, tu as une variable de type timespan. Donc faut faire : set {_variable.temp} to "%{variable.timespan}%"

L'événement on walk est bugué.

on walk on stone pressure plate: world of event-location is "Hub" x-pos of event-location is {x} y-pos of event-location is {y} z-pos of event-location is {z} send "Test" command /setpos: trigger: set {x} to player's x-pos set {y} to player's y-pos set {z} to player's z-pos

Non c'est un pote qui me l'a fait.

Oui effectivement j'avais mal lu sa demande. Merci.

Précise !

on place: event-block is a red wool block under event-location is a glowstone cancel event

if {your.list::*} contain player:

Je viens de tester ton code chez moi et il marche parfaitement. Es-tu sûr d'avoir entré les bons arguments ? /sellfarm carrot UnTexte LeJoueur

Code ?

Testé et marche ! Pour utiliser la fonction, tu fais : set {_ta.variable} to itemsInInventory(leJoueur, l'itemDemandé) Exemple, je veux calculer le nombre de steaks dans mon inventaire, je vais faire : set {_num} to itemsInInventory(player, steak) broadcast "Dans mon inventaire, j'ai %{_num}% steaks !" Fonction : function itemsInInventory(p: player, item: material) :: number: loop all items in {_p}'s inventory: "%loop-item%" contain "%{_item}%" set {_num::*} to ("%loop-item%") split at " " "%{_num::1}%" parsed as a number is a number: add {_num::1} parsed as a number to {_result} else: add 1 to {_result} {_result} is set: return {_result} stop return 0 command /testitem <player>: trigger: set {_num} to itemsInInventory(arg 1, carrot) broadcast "%{_num}%"

Il te faut Skript 2.2. Après, tu veux récupérer le nombre d'items sous forme de nombre (exemple : 128 carottes), ou par stacks (exemple : 2 stacks de carrotes) ?

function itemsInInventory(p: player, item: material) :: number: loop all items in {_p}'s inventory: loop-item is {_item} add 1 to {_result} return {_result} command /testitem <player>: trigger: set {_num} to itemsInInventory(player-arg, carrot) broadcast "%{_num}%"

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Il te faut SkQuery 3.5.1. Prends les ADD-ONS de ma signature.

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options: Insultes: fdp|ntm|ez # Les insultes, à séparer avec un | ! on chat: if "%groups 0 of message matched to ""(\b({@Insultes})\b)""%" is not "<none>": cancel event send "&cInsultes interdites !"

Oui. Sinon, j'ai déjà fait un tutoriel sur les Locations dans les fichiers YML : https://skript-mc.fr/forum/threads/z-tutoriel-2-enregistrer-des-locations-dans-un-fichier-yml.7890/

command /setloc: trigger: set yml value "Loc.X" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" to x-pos of player set yml value "Loc.Y" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" to y-pos of player set yml value "Loc.Z" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" to z-pos of player set yml value "Loc.World" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" to "%player's world%" send "Location définie !" command /loc: trigger: set {_x} to yml value "Loc.X" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" set {_y} to yml value "Loc.Y" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" set {_z} to yml value "Loc.Z" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" set {_world} to yml value "Loc.World" of file "plugins/Skript/scripts/Villes.yml" set {_loc} to position {_x}, {_y}, {_z} of the world {_world} parsed as a world teleport player to {_loc}