Solved hi i need your help

[effiraid]

i i need your help about my code!

on join:
if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
set {chain.druid.%player%} to 1
else:
set {chain.druid.%player%} to 0
else if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 1
else:
set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 0

And below is error:

[19:22:25 ERROR]: 'else if' has to be placed just after another 'if' or 'else if' section (체인_드루이드.sk, line 12: else if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":')
[19:22:25 ERROR]: 'else' has to be placed just after an 'if' or 'else if' section (체인_드루이드.sk, line 14: else:')

what i missed? please help me

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Just as the error says, an 'else if' can only be placed after a 'if' or 'else if' statement; not an 'else' statement.

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain.druid.%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain.druid.%player%} to 0
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 0

Also, I would suggest using list variables, as they can probably benefit you a lot more later down the line:

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 0
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 0

So using list variables, we can do several cool things:

• {chain::*} is now a list of all the classes
  
• {chain::babarian::*} is now a list of all the players who are barbarians, if it equals 1
  
• {chain::druid::*} is now a list of all the players who are druids, if it equals 1
  
• etc.

Also, what you can totally do, is just not set variables equal to 0. If you code your program around not having the variable equal 0 (as in, checking if it's not 1 instead of checking if it's 0), you can do something like this:

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 1
    else if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Just as the error says, an 'else if' can only be placed after a 'if' or 'else if' statement; not an 'else' statement.

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain.druid.%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain.druid.%player%} to 0
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 0

Also, I would suggest using list variables, as they can probably benefit you a lot more later down the line:

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 0
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 0

So using list variables, we can do several cool things:

• {chain::*} is now a list of all the classes
  
• {chain::babarian::*} is now a list of all the players who are barbarians, if it equals 1
  
• {chain::druid::*} is now a list of all the players who are druids, if it equals 1
  
• etc.

Also, what you can totally do, is just not set variables equal to 0. If you code your program around not having the variable equal 0 (as in, checking if it's not 1 instead of checking if it's 0), you can do something like this:

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 1
    else if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1

Thanks! i really appreciate about your answer.
[doublepost=1500640835,1500638172][/doublepost]

Just as the error says, an 'else if' can only be placed after a 'if' or 'else if' statement; not an 'else' statement.

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain.druid.%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain.druid.%player%} to 0
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain.babarian.%player%} to 0

Also, I would suggest using list variables, as they can probably benefit you a lot more later down the line:

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 0
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1
    else:
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 0

So using list variables, we can do several cool things:

• {chain::*} is now a list of all the classes
  
• {chain::babarian::*} is now a list of all the players who are barbarians, if it equals 1
  
• {chain::druid::*} is now a list of all the players who are druids, if it equals 1
  
• etc.

Also, what you can totally do, is just not set variables equal to 0. If you code your program around not having the variable equal 0 (as in, checking if it's not 1 instead of checking if it's 0), you can do something like this:

on join:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 1
    else if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1

Then how can player get {chain::babarian} if player change class druid to babarian? (Also delete {chain::druid})

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Thanks! i really appreciate about your answer.
[doublepost=1500640835,1500638172][/doublepost]

Then how can player get {chain::babarian} if player change class druid to babarian? (And removed {chain::druid}}

Assuming that either {chain::babarian::%player%} or {chain::druid::%player%} will be set (not both a once), you could delete the old class value, the set the new class to 1:

delete {chain::druid::%player%}
set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Assuming that either {chain::babarian::%player%} or {chain::druid::%player%} will be set (not both a once), you could delete the old class value, the set the new class to 1:

delete {chain::druid::%player%}
set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1

Oh...i doesn't thought that really thanks about help newbie
[doublepost=1500649657,1500641310][/doublepost]

Assuming that either {chain::babarian::%player%} or {chain::druid::%player%} will be set (not both a once), you could delete the old class value, the set the new class to 1:

delete {chain::druid::%player%}
set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1

Hi you there? may i ask you please?

on chat:
    if player has permission "heroes.playing.druid":
        set {chain::druid::%player%} to 1
        send "druid" to player
    else if player has permission "heroes.playing.babarian":
        set {chain::babarian::%player%} to 1
        send "babarian" to player

I coded this but only shows druid when only i have permission "heroes.playing.babarian".................... i doesn't have "heroes.playing.druid".

here is my permissionsex config

users:
  12dda6a0-0441-3785-828c-765822116f1b:
    group:
    - M
    options:
      name: IKFAM
    permissions:
    - heroes.playing.babarian
    worlds:
      SPAWN:
        permissions: []
  530fa97a-357f-3c19-94d3-0c5c65c18fe8:
    group:
    - M
    options:
      name: test
    permissions: []
groups:
  A:
    permissions:
    - '*'
    inheritance:
    - P
    worlds: []
    options:
      prefix: ''
      suffix: ''
      default: false
  P:
    permissions:
    - essentials.ban
    - essentials.banip
    - essentials.jails
    - essentials.kick
    - essentials.mute
    - essentials.tempban
    - essentials.jail
    - essentials.unban
    - essentials.unbanip
    - essentials.whois
    - essentials.unmute
    - essentials.unjail
    inheritance:
    - M
    worlds: []
    options:
      prefix: ''
      suffix: ''
      default: false
  N:
    permissions:
    - authme.player.*
    - deluxetags.gui
    - deluxetags.select
    - deluxetags.list
    - deluxetags.set
    - deluxetags.clear
    - deluxetags.tag.NEW
    - essentials.afk.auto
    - essentials.balance
    - essentials.balancetop
    - essentials.list
    - essentials.motd
    - essentials.pay
    - essentials.r
    - essentials.sethome.bed
    - essentials.home
    - essentials.spawn
    - heroes.classes.*
    - heroes.reset
    - heroes.bind
    - quests.take
    - quests.quit
    - quests.stats
    - multiverse.portal.access.*
    - PlayerPoints.me
    - chatitem.use
    - deluxetags.forcetag.new
    - deluxetags.tag.BETATESTER
    - commandcode.redeem
    - BossShop.open.command.g_main
    - BossShop.open.command.hero_skills_01
    - BossShop.open.command.hero_skills
    - BossShop.open.command.hero_confirm_01
    - BossShop.open.command.hero_choose
    - BossShop.open.command.hero_choose_guide
    - BossShop.open.command.g_commands
    - BossShop.open.command.g_information
    - BossShop.open.command.m_trade
    - races.elf
    - races.human
    - races.dwarf
    - races.orc
    inheritance:
    - ''
    worlds: []
    options:
      prefix: ''
      suffix: ''
      default: true
  M:
    permissions:
    - dxl.group.*
    - dxl.leave
    - dxl.lives
    - essentials.build
    - auction.noah
    - auction.limit.5
    inheritance:
    - N
    worlds: []
    options:
      prefix: ''
      suffix: ''
      default: false
schema-version: 1

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I coded this but only shows druid when only i have permission "heroes.playing.babarian".................... i doesn't have "heroes.playing.druid".

Odd; the code works for me on my server. Perhaps you're opped?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Odd; the code works for me on my server. Perhaps you're opped?

I'm really stupid....i was op. Really sorry and thx bro

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I'm really stupid....i was op. Really sorry and thx bro