Solved WG region create

[VOIDDER]

I see theme:
How to create a WG region from player's location?
https://forums.skunity.com/threads/how-to-create-a-wg-region-from-players-location.4158/#post-13877

For some reason, the code given there does not work for some reason. Can help or tell how to change:

command /iwantaweregionof50blocks <text>:
    trigger:
        set {_loc1} to location of block at player
        set {_loc2} to {_loc1}
    
        add 25 to the x-coordinate of {_loc1}
        add 25 to the y-coordinate of {_loc1}
        add 25 to the z-coordinate of {_loc1}
    
        add -25 to the x-coordinate of {_loc2}
        add -25 to the y-coordinate of {_loc2}
        add -25 to the z-coordinate of {_loc2}
    
        create wg region "%arg 1%" between {_loc1} and {_loc2} in world of player

Output:
[19:54:16 ERROR]: Variables cannot be used here. (4.sk, line 37: create wg region "%arg 1%" between {_loc1} and {_loc2} in world of player')

Skript 2.2 (last) SharpSK 1.6.3(last) skLib, SkQuery, skRayFall, skUtilities, Skellett, Umbaska

 

[Deleted member 5254]

That syntax you are using to create the region is using PirateSK
I would suggest trying to use the Tuske syntax (It might actually be a sharpSK syntax, the docs are confusing)
https://docs.skunity.com/syntax/effects/Create Region

 

[VOIDDER]

I instal Tuske but help me where wrong?:

on death:
    if name of victim is "&6Skeleton King":
        broadcast "+"
        set {x.cord} to victim's x-coordinate
        set {y.cord} to victim's y-coordinate
        set {z.cord} to victim's z-coordinate
        broadcast "%{x.cord}%,%{y.cord}%,%{z.cord}%"
        set {zPOS1} to location({x.cord}-5,{y.cord}-5,{z.cord}-5, world "world")
        set {zPOS2} to location({x.cord}+5,{y.cord}+5,{z.cord}+5, world "world")
        broadcast "%{zPOS1}%,%{zPOS2}%"
        make console execute "area create 1"
        create region "1" between {zPOS1} and {zPOS2} in world "world"

is it possible to specify // pos1 and // pos2 via the console in WorldEdit?
Output:

>/pos1 1 201 1
[21:17:48 INFO]: For parameter 'player': Caller is not a player
[21:17:48 INFO]: Usage: //pos1 [coordinates]

 

[Deleted member 5254]

No offence but what the hell?
Your post went from setting a world guard region via a custom command.....
to...
A Player death event?
"is it possible to specify // pos1 and // pos2 via the console in WorldEdit?" I do not believe WE has the ability to set positions via console command

 

[VOIDDER]

No offence but what the hell?
Your post went from setting a world guard region via a custom command.....
to...
A Player death event?
"is it possible to specify // pos1 and // pos2 via the console in WorldEdit?" I do not believe WE has the ability to set positions via console command

I can see that I'm making a scary system of a dynamically changing zone.
tied to the death of a specific custom mob and created around the arena with a resolution of pvp...
But due to the impossibility of WorldEdit to use commands in the console, you have to look for workarounds ...

Sorry, maybe I'm insane of this idea..?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Scroll up.
You asked about using a syntax for creating a WG region... it wasnt working because you didn't have the addon. Then I suggested you use tuske/sharpsk, which apparently supports creating a WG region.

THEN you go on to asking if WG regions can be created in console?!?!? I am so lost as to what is going on here, its like 2 different people in 2 different threads.
I suggest picking one idea and sticking with it.
The reply to the original post, I gave you a link to the correct syntax for creating regions.

 

[VOIDDER]

Scroll up.
You asked about using a syntax for creating a WG region... it wasnt working because you didn't have the addon. Then I suggested you use tuske/sharpsk, which apparently supports creating a WG region.

THEN you go on to asking if WG regions can be created in console?!?!? I am so lost as to what is going on here, its like 2 different people in 2 different threads.
I suggest picking one idea and sticking with it.
The reply to the original post, I gave you a link to the correct syntax for creating regions.

Thank!

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Thank!

You are welcome