Solved Nesting variables within option nams

[YourMCAdmin]

Skript Version:2.2-dev23
Skript Author:Bensku
Minecraft Version:1.11.2
Bare with me here when I try to explain what I mean and what I'm doing. I want to know if it's possible (or if anyone can think of a work around) to use a variable later in the code to call an option. As you will see I'm using the same options over and over depending on mob type and weapon used. If I could just plug in the victim mob's type in the name of an option, it would cut down my code by a lot! Something like {@%{_victim%}Iron} But obviously, that's messy and Skript doesn't like it haha.

In the options, I'm setting percentages for something to happen when a specific mob is killed. Iron and Diamond are just sword types to weight chances.

options:
    playerIron: 10%
    playerDiamond: 25%
    creeperIron: .1%
    creeperDiamond: .25%
    skeletonIron: .1%
    skeletonDiamond: .25%
    zombieIron: .1%
    zombieDiamond: .25%
    ...etc the rest of the mobs eventually

Then when an entity is killed

on death:
    set {_victim} to victim
    if attacker is holding a diamond sword:
        chance of {@%{_victim}%Diamond}
        do stuff.
    if attacker is holding a iron sword:
        chance of {@%{_victim}%Iron}  
        do stuff

I want all mob deaths to be easily configurable and keep my code as small as possible. If I have to manually type each mob type death, I can, but using a variable inside an option would cut down a lot of work! Does anyone know of any work arounds or maybe offer me some advice?

Thanks so much!

 

[ShaneBee]

does chance of not need to have a %? like chance of 10% ect. make sure the variable is actually a number

 

[ShaneBee]

does chance of not need to have a %? like chance of 10% ect. make sure the variable is actually a number

If the "%" is defined in the options, "chance of {@option}" does not need the %. It definitely works that way. But that's not what I'm trying to figure out. I'm trying to figure out if I can use a variable to refer to an option name.

 

[ShaneBee]

If the "%" is defined in the options, "chance of {@option}" does not need the %. It definitely works that way. But that's not what I'm trying to figure out. I'm trying to figure out if I can use a variable to refer to an option name.

Never tried it so couldn't tell you, do you or did you own a survival server? i think i know you hehe

 

[ShaneBee]

Yes I do. Almost 6 years running! Does "LegitLand" ring a bell? Haha

 

[ShaneBee]

Yes I do. Almost 6 years running! Does "LegitLand" ring a bell? Haha

Ah it does indeed haha, i used to be a very active member on it when i was alot younger, probs about 3-4 years ago now, i'm pretty sure i got banned for knocking a picture frame off a shop as it was griefing haha. Great to see that your server is still running and active though.

 

[ShaneBee]

You can't do it like that such as you can't use variable in option names, I would do something like:

on skript start: #This event is called when Skript is loaded and only once.
    set {chances::player::iron} to 10
    set {chances::player::diamond} to 25
    set {chances::creeper::iron} to .1
    set {chances::creeper::diamond} to .25
    #and so on

on death of player: #I suppose you want this only for players, you could remove that part.
    if attacker's tool is a diamond sword:
        chance of {chances::%victim%::diamond}%:
            #do stuff