Solved How to replace <none> with 0?

[SpinKnight]

command /score [<Offline player>]:
    Trigger:
        If arg-1 is not set:
            Display board named "&3 &3 &b&lSpin&c&lFactions&3 &3" to player
            Make score of "&1" in board of player to 10
            Make score of "&aOnline:" in board of player to 9
            Make score of "&3%number of all players%&a/&350" in board of player to 8
            Make score of "&2" in board of player to 7
            Make score of "&aPenge:" in board of player to 6
            Make score of "&3%player's balance%" in board of player to 5
            Make score of "&4" in board of player to 4
            Make score of "&aKills:" in board of player to 3
            Make score of "&3%{kills.%player%}%" in board of player to 2
            Move display of player to sidebar
        
On join:
    make player execute command "score"
    
On first join:
    make player execute command "score"
    
Every 5 seconds:
    make all players execute command "score"
    
On death of a player:
    if attacker is a player:
        add 1 to {kills.%player%}

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could help me with my "Kills" on my scoreboard. I want it to say 0 when you have no kills, but instead it says "<none>". Anyone know if you can fix that? I'd really appreciate the help!

 

[White]

Check if the variable is not set, then set it to 0.

 

[BrettPlayMC]

Check if the variable is not set, then set it to 0.

Or check if it is none when displaying it and if it is, set the line to a line that contains 0. Then use “else:” and use the actual variable.

 

[Snow-Pyon]

If you have skQuery, you can do:

send "whatever: %{my-var} ? 0%"