So, about a year ago I used to use skript. I made a /staff command, that I no longer have, and had it so there would be {Admin1} and then it would say what Admin1 was. So basically, when writing my skript, I would put {@Admin1} and it would go to the {Admin1} and put the name that was assigned with it. If anyone can help, please!
Help with /staff
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I'm using groupmanager. I have a premade skript but I would like to be able to use the {@Admin1} thingy. Ill post the skript below.
command /staff:
permission: staff.sk
trigger:
message "&d&l-=-[&e&lServer&a&l'&e&ls &4&lStaff &b&lList&5&l!!!&d&l]-=-"
message "&4&lOwner&e&l: &b&lIGN"
This works and all but i need to so that it would have the little thingy i was talking about. So for example, I would put
{Owner} and have it set to "IGN"
so the actual command would look like this
command /staff:
permission: staff.sk
trigger:
message "&d&l-=-[&e&lServer&a&l'&e&ls &4&lStaff &b&lList&5&l!!!&d&l]-=-"
message "&4&lOwner&e&l: &b&l{Owner}"
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Sorry. I would have but this thread originally wasn't in the request section. It was moved at the time. Now I am just waiting for NoobMazter to reply with the skript