Solved Variable with case sensitive usernames.

[GToTheG]

You know when you set an variable to an players name, ex. "JackyChase" but in the variable it shows "jackychase". How do you make sure that the variable is with uppercase the right places in the name?

How to make an username case sensitive in an variable?

/Thanks/GToTheG

 

[Deleted member 5254]

There is an option into the config file of Skript

 

[Deleted member 5254]

You know when you set an variable to an players name, ex. "JackyChase" but in the variable it shows "jackychase". How do you make sure that the variable is with uppercase the right places in the name?

How to make an username case sensitive in an variable?

/Thanks/GToTheG

You may can to that:

Set {var} to ("%player%" parsed as offline player)

But why do you need case sensitive variables?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

You may can to that:

Set {var} to ("%player%" parsed as offline player)

But why do you need case sensitive variables?

Because the variable needs to be show in chat.
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There is an option into the config file of Skript

Yeah but i mess with all other variables to because its Not is case sensitive, it needs to be only names.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Ooh , now i understand what you need.
Let me come back at home , and i'll write to you the code.

EDIT: Done , you need SkStuff

        set {_name} to "%player's name%"
        set {_lenght} to length of {_name}
        set {_char} to the first character of {_name}
        set {_name} to "%subtext of {_name} from character 2 to {_lenght}%"
        set {_char} to "%convert {_char} to all caps%"
        set {_final-name} to "%{_char}%%{_name}%"

 

[Deleted member 5254]

You know when you set an variable to an players name, ex. "JackyChase" but in the variable it shows "jackychase". How do you make sure that the variable is with uppercase the right places in the name?

How to make an username case sensitive in an variable?

/Thanks/GToTheG

You should never ever use player names for your variables. Use the UUID option instead.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

For don't have this issue anymore I recommend you put the player's uuid (as @bi0 suggested above while I'm writing this) as index instead of their name like the following example:

set {example::%player's uuid%} to true

Then for get their name you can do the following:

loop {example::*}:
    set {_player} to "%loop-index%" parsed as offline player

Although that will only work if you're using the Bensku's fork (uuid -> offline player was added in that fork). If that's not the case you can use TuSKe:

loop {example::*}:
    set {_player} to offline player from uuid "%loop-index%"