Solved Changing script on command/event

[KarimAKL]

try
type: type1 instead of using the = sign

I just tried that but now it says:

 'type: type1' is not an entry (like 'name : value')

 

[Deleted member 5254]

hm... im stumped i have never set variables that way.
I have just always dont thinks like

on load:
    set {type} to "type1"

[doublepost=1524423947,1524423902][/doublepost]scratch that, i just figured it out
try

variables:
    type = "type1"

 

[Snow-Pyon]

The first example was good except one thing. As it is a variable, you'll have to surround the text with quotes. Like this:

variables:

  type = "type1"

Edit: sniped

 

[KarimAKL]

hm... im stumped i have never set variables that way.
I have just always dont thinks like

on load:
    set {type} to "type1"

[doublepost=1524423947,1524423902][/doublepost]scratch that, i just figured it out
try

variables:
    type = "type1"

I just tried that and it seems to be working for now, thanks for the help.
[doublepost=1524424360][/doublepost]

The first example was good except one thing. As it is a variable, you'll have to surround the text with quotes. Like this:

variables:

  type = "type1"

Edit: sniped

Oh okay, thanks.
[doublepost=1524430017][/doublepost]

I just tried that and it seems to be working for now, thanks for the help.
[doublepost=1524424360][/doublepost]
Oh okay, thanks.

I just tried this but using the command doesn't seem to change the variable in the file. :/ It even acted as if the variable was not set at first, did i do something wrong?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Could you give an example of the code you are using to change said variable?

 

[KarimAKL]

Could you give an example of the code you are using to change said variable?

Variables:
    type = "type1"
Command /setskripttype [<text>] [<text>]:
    Permission: {@setskripttype-use-perm}
    Permission message: {@setskripttype-no-use-perm}
    Trigger:
        if command sender is player:
            if arg-1 is set:
                if arg-1 is "type":
                    if arg-2 is set:
                        if arg-2 is "type1":
                            if {type} is "type1":
                                message "{@type-already-type1}"
                            else:
                                set {type} to "type1"
                                message "{@you-set-type-type1}"
                        else if arg-2 is "type2":
                            if {type} is "type2":
                                message "{@type-already-type2}"
                            else:
                                set {type} to "type2"
                                message "{@you-set-type-type2}"
                        else:
                            message "{@invalid-type-value}"
                    else:
                        message "{@setskripttype-value-not-set}"
                else:
                    message "{@invalid-setting}"
            else:
                message "{@setskripttype-setting-not-set}"
        else if command sender is console:
            #I'll spare you for almost the same code(just some extra messages and stuff)
On load:
    if {type} is not set:
        set {type} to "type1"

When i use the command it does change the way my script works as it should but it doesn't change what is typed at this part:

Variables:
    type = "type1"

Example:

Variables:
    type = "type1"

Then i execute the command /setskripttype type type2

Variables:
    type = "type2"

But instead it just changes the way it works but not the text at that part. :/

 

[Deleted member 5254]

It won't actually change what is written in your skript itself, it will just change the variable that is saved in the CSV file

 

[KarimAKL]

It won't actually change what is written in your skript itself, it will just change the variable that is saved in the CSV file

I see, does that mean i can just remove the "Variables = "type1"" part? The on load should still set it to type1 if it is not set so it should work, right?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Correct. That’s what I generally do

 

[KarimAKL]

Correct. That’s what I generally do

I see, thank you for all the help.(everyone of you who commented) I'll change to "Solved" now.