Solved Play sound for /msg /m /tell /essentials:msg

[EvilSlayer]

First, sorry for my bad english.
When the player sends a private message to the other people, play sound active.
How can I do this.
My Mention Skript:​

options:
        title: &b
        subtitle: &7✉ &6%Player% &7Senden Bahsetti! ✉
on chat:
    loop all players:
        if message contains "%loop-player%":
            replace all "%loop-player%" with "&e@%loop-player% &7" in message
            play sound "block_beehive_exit" with volume 1 and pitch 1.0 at loop-player for loop-player
            send title "{@title}" with subtitle "{@subtitle}" to loop-player for 5 seconds
"

 

[Tom_V]

I'm confused. You want a mention script or you want every time someone sends a private message a sound to play?

 

[EvilSlayer]

I'm confused. You want a mention script or you want every time someone sends a private message a sound to play?

Only I need when the player sends a private message to the other people, play sound active.

 

[SkriptLearner]

Hey EvilSlayer,

Your best bet at reliably doing this is to create your own message skript! Below I will include an example:

command /msg <player> <text>:
    aliases: /message, /tell, /m
    usage: /msg <player> <message>
    trigger:
        send "&6[Me -> %arg 1%] &7%arg 2%"
        send "&6[%player% -> me] &7%arg 2%" to arg 1
        set {lastMessage::%arg 1%} to player
        set {lastMessage::%player%} to arg 1

on quit:
    delete {lastMessage::%player%}

command /r <text>:
    aliases: /reply
    usage: /r <message>
    trigger:
        if {lastMessage::%player%} is not set:
            send "&cYou have no one to reply to!"
            stop
        if {lastMessage::%player%} is not online:
            send "&cYou have no one to reply to!"
            stop
        
        send "&6[Me -> %{lastMessage::%player%}%] &7%arg 1%"
        send "&6[%player% -> me] &7%arg 1%" to {lastMessage::%player%}[/COLOR]

You can now add your sounds!

Reasons why not to use essentials:
- It will be impossible to fully tell when someone messages someone, your best bet would be to read every command someone does but what if someone has ignored the player etc., it is impossible to tell these factors with skript
- Seeing as you want to customize your message system this could help!

You may now add your sound code where you want it!

I hope this helps!

 

[EvilSlayer]

Hey EvilSlayer,

Your best bet at reliably doing this is to create your own message skript! Below I will include an example:

command /msg <player> <text>:
    aliases: /message, /tell, /m
    usage: /msg <player> <message>
    trigger:
        send "&6[Me -> %arg 1%] &7%arg 2%"
        send "&6[%player% -> me] &7%arg 2%" to arg 1
        set {lastMessage::%arg 1%} to player
        set {lastMessage::%player%} to arg 1

on quit:
    delete {lastMessage::%player%}

command /r <text>:
    aliases: /reply
    usage: /r <message>
    trigger:
        if {lastMessage::%player%} is not set:
            send "&cYou have no one to reply to!"
            stop
        if {lastMessage::%player%} is not online:
            send "&cYou have no one to reply to!"
            stop
       
        send "&6[Me -> %{lastMessage::%player%}%] &7%arg 1%"
        send "&6[%player% -> me] &7%arg 1%" to {lastMessage::%player%}[/COLOR]

You can now add your sounds!

Reasons why not to use essentials:
- It will be impossible to fully tell when someone messages someone, your best bet would be to read every command someone does but what if someone has ignored the player etc., it is impossible to tell these factors with skript
- Seeing as you want to customize your message system this could help!

You may now add your sound code where you want it!

I hope this helps!

How can I add sound can you send me added sound version? and one error this skript

 

[D4isDAVID]

How can I add sound can you send me added sound version? and one error this skript

Remove the [/COLOR] at the end of the script