Solved Adding a variable to a player

[JamieGJampot]

Hello, I am making a punish GUI & I need to know how to add a variable to a player. So when I click to ban the player it adds 1 to a variable for just that player, not everyone (like it is doing atm).

My Code:

command /punishmh [<offlineplayer>]:
    permission: punish.use
    permission message: &cYou do not have access to this command!
    trigger:
        message "&6PUNISH &7> &eChecking %arg-1%&e's history..." to player
        add 1 to %arg-1% {punish.mh.%uuid of player%}
        wait 60 ticks
        
        if {punish.mh.%uuid of player%} = 1:

 

[oHeckGage]

i don't really understand what you mean but you can just make a list ({bannedusers::*}) and then make it so that each player has their own spot on the list

Ex:

add 1 to {bannedusers::%player%}

If what you mean is how to use a variable for an argument,

add 1 to {punish.mh.%uuid of arg%}

 

[JamieGJampot]

Sorry for being so vague, I think I have fixed it with your help I am getting a few other errors tho:

Code:

# Variables


# Malicious Hacks

on login:
    if {punish.mh.%uuid of arg%} is not set:
        set {punish.mh.%uuid of arg%} to 0
       
       
# Disallowed Modifications

on login:
    if {punish.dm.%uuid of arg%} is not set:
        set {punish.dm.%uuid of arg%} to 0
       

# Glitch Exploiting

on login:
    if {punish.ge.%uuid of arg%} is not set:


        set {punish.ge.%uuid of arg%} to 0

Thanks

 

[oHeckGage]

If you're not using a command, you need to use %uuid of player%. An argument is the 2nd part of a command. Example: command /ban "<text>"
Text would be the argument. So only use arg in commands and use uuid of player in this situation.

 

[JamieGJampot]

It worked, thank you for all your help