Welcome to skUnity!

Hi everyone,

An idea has been bought before myself by @Snow-Pyon, to reset the current documentation data and do a fresh import. The import would be done automatically and the changeover would happen without anyone realising (well, other than a few missing elements). It might be possible for an archived version of the docs to be created so you can still browse older versions of the docs.

What will be reset?
Pretty much, everything. A full docs data reset would be done. This would remove elements from addons that no longer provide any use, increasing load times and making it easier to find relevant addon syntaxes. Here's a brief list:

• Docs elements
• Element examples
• Element info (this will be manually restored on selected elements)
• Registered users and user data
• Registered addons

How would the import work?
I have created an exclusive tool for skUnity called GlobalImport. This tool is designed to go through the entire addons section of the forums, create the required user and addon data, then import via SmartImport or JSONImport to the docs. This would mean all addons which are easily downloadable would be imported.

So when is it happening?
I've discussed with all the skUnity Staff, and the majority decision is to perform a reset. I love to hear what the community has to say on things, so have opened it up to the entire community to give their feedback. There is currently no timeline for this and will happen in a sudden moment. The final decision will be made by myself and @Wrong based on feedback from everyone.

I still use old addons and need their syntaxes!
I am looking into setting up a way to view the what will be old docs data. I am keeping full backups of the docs data to ensure that no data loss occurs.

What about the examples I created?
I am looking into creating a way to easily reassign them via the Docs Admin panel. As examples are stored separately from...

Hi everyone,

We've and got a brand new forums theme! This theme is more stylish and inline with the docs and main skUnity website. You should already be using the style if your style is set to default. If not, scroll to the bottom of the page, left hand side you'll see "skUnity Forums (Old Design)" or "skUnity Fourms Dark (Unsupported)". Click that, and change to "skUnity Forums (New Design)". That'll swap you over straight away.

I've gone and put unsupported in the title of the skUnity Forums Dark theme as we are no longer looking at continuing the design of that. The old design will still be accessible but may become outdated or inaccessible at some point.

I'm after feedback and input from everyone as to what you like and dislike, so we can make the changes required to suit everyone.

Thanks,
BaeFell

Hi everyone,

After serving as a moderator on the skUnity Discord for sometime now, @Pikachu has now become a moderator on the forums too!

I am also looking at finally getting round to a Staff Team reshuffle and applications will be up at some point. Watch this space.

Thanks,
BaeFell

Hi everyone,

After asking my specially selected judges to pick their favourite entries of [#4] Skript Challenge and then utilising Rezz's rank weight system, here are the winners of the fourth Skript Challenge on skUnity:

1) @Simuciokas

All judges agreed the shapes that could be created by this entry gave it huge points! The use of functions and commenting the code was well done. The code was organised and readable.
​

2) @EWS

The speed at which this entry went was what we all loved and especially as it also included a feature which I personally wanted - stats at the end when the blocks were done being looped.
​

3) @Donut

While slow to actually loop the blocks - the originality of the code was something I loved. Between us 4 judges, we had mixed views of the entry due to the speed, but being the base for the others, gave it points
​

My special mention) @Zoot

Majority of the judges disliked the use of the skDragon (not because of it being skDragon, but because using an addon), however, I have given this one a special mention due to the particle effects and features that the entry packs.
​

All 4 of the above users have been awarded the coveted Skript Challenge medal for their entries! I hope you've enjoyed this Skript Challenge and look forward to the next one.

I'm currently after ideas for #5 and would love anyone to contribute their say. Please PM me with details about any ideas for Skript Challenge you have. I do have an idea to a much bigger scale Skript Challenge, but that is a side project which is currently in planning and basic development.

Thanks,
BaeFell

​

Hi everyone,

Welcome to another Skript Challenge!

Based on the #3 Skript Challenge - Area Fill, in this Skript Challenge you must loop between 2 dynamically set points (which you must also provide the code for setting the points)

Another mathematically thinking Skript Challenge in which you must be aware of how to loop an area but do it efficiently and easily while maintaining code readability.

The rules are as follows (note: rules may change between challenge):
- Your code must be in

Code (Text):

1. <code>

tags so that I can easily read it.
- You can use addons, but, you're not allowed to use a feature from an addon which does this and the addon must of been released publicly prior to the creation of this thread (eg. skQuery's loop between...)
- You can use another user's code, but please don't edit your messages. I can see all message history and posts that do have edit history like this will not be counted
Remember: this one is about quality, not just length. So trying to cut variable names from someone elses code will lose points! I want readability and functionality over length
- Web API's or using an external source (outside of Skript), to get your result in not allowed. All submissions must actually do the conversions themselves.
- You must list all addons used. I will be testing on Spigot 1.11.2.

I might add a rule after a submission has been made, it's up to me whether or not that submission is valid. I can deny any submission for any reason.

Challenge details (specifics about this challenge):
- The default area will be a rectangle or square. More points if you can easily let me have weird shaped areas.
- You must provide a way for me to set the points to loop between. More points for making this easy to use and functional
- There must be a command or something to loop between the 2 points. I'd like to know how many blocks and what type of blocks there are in the area... more information = more points.


Tips:
- Be...