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    How to save the player Experience on a Variable?

    Hello everybody! I was wondering how can I get a player's experience to save it to a variable? I've been looking for SkillAPI or SKRPG but is there a way to do this without addons? Thank you all! ; D Skript Version: Skript 2.5.3 Minecraft Version: 1.16.5 Have you tried searching the docs...
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    Solved How to check the block under the block i hit

    skript-reflect and event.getHitBlock() it works like a marvel! thanks a lot! on projectile hit: projectile is arrow: shooter is player: if event.getHitBlock() is bell: make shooter say "hit"
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    Solved How to check the block under the block i hit

    Hmm for some reason it only works 1 out of 100 times, as if it did not detect that it is hitting a bell I had already tried this before and that is why I ended up asking in the forum I have also tried many other blocks with the same result, it is not because it is a bell
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    Solved How to check the block under the block i hit

    It works the same way, my goal is to make it run only when I hit the bell. This way it runs even when I hit the blocks next to it your two answers have exactly the same result what I think is missing is to check when the arrow hits a "bell" block something like "if projectile hit a bell" but I...
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    Solved How to check the block under the block i hit

    Hello everyone! Well, I am starting to use script and I am having a hard time getting the result I want. I am trying that when hitting an arrow in a bell, depending on the type of block that has underneath the bell, execute a command I have achieved a similar result with the following code on...