Solved Help with list variables.

[Hecking_Pidgeon]

I'm trying to make it so you can see the time you must wait to use a command again. I understand that you can use "cooldownmessage:" and %remaining time% for that, but it shows 2 decimal places. I want it to only show whole seconds. Here is the code that I tried. I cannot figure out why it does not work. That is what I need help with.

every second in "world":
loop {timecooldown::*}:
if {timecooldown::%loop-index%} is greater than 0:
subtract 1 from {timecooldown::%loop-index%}
command /time:
trigger:
if {timecooldown::*} does not contain {%player%.timecooldown}:
add {%player%.timecooldown} to {timecooldown::*}
if {timecooldownlist::%player%.timecooldown} is not set:
set {timecooldownlist::%player%.timecooldown} to 0
if {timecooldownlist::%player%.timecooldown} is 0:
set {timecooldownlist::%player%.timecooldown} to 40
message "you did it" to player
else:
message "wait %{%player%.timecooldown}% seconds" to player

 

[King_Creeperz]

just loop it alot of times then wait a second then subtract. I am so dumb.
ok enough jokes... first don't use "in" cause you wanna only use it if you wanna make it only work in this world. if it says that message about (in "world") use loop players. I am kinda new but at least I could help people. I been doing it for a year and I still don't know how to do functions. sorry that I can't help much but its fine. I can't really understand this a bit but at least someone will help you soon.

 

[Hecking_Pidgeon]

I managed to get it to work. Here is that code. I don't really know why this one works and the other doesn't.

every second:
loop {commandcooldown::*}:
if {commandcooldown::%loop-index%} is greater than 0:
subtract 1 from {commandcooldown::%loop-index%}
command /time:
trigger:
if {commandcooldown::%player%} is not set:
set {commandcooldown::%player%} to 0
if {commandcooldown::%player%} is 0:
message "you did it" to player
set {commandcooldown::%player%} to 40
else:
message "wait %{commandcooldown::%player%}% seconds"