- Removed text components, they're in vanilla Skript now.
- Fixed Skellett not starting on 1.10 and lower due to the BlockSave syntaxes
- Fixed Bossbars not working on 1.9
- Fixed Skellett not working on Java 8
- Updated to Spigot 1.19.3
- Added new syntax to boost a player using a firework when they're in elytra mode

Code:

# Effect
(boost|launch) %players% using [firework [rocket]] %itemstack%

Updated libraries

Fixes an issue with bossbars

- Fixed conflicts with SkBee and the new bossbars that was added. (Defaults to SkBee's types, so if bossbars are broken, it's Skbee).
- Fixed a load chunk error in the load effect.
- Added more localization files.
- Fixed block data issues in versions lower than 1.9
- Lots of code cleaning and optimizations.

- Added fishing back

Code:

#Get the fishing hook entity
[the] [event-]fish[ing]( |-)hook

# The fish entity if state was caught
hook[ed] entity

# event value
[the] [event-]fish[ing]( |-)state

- Fixed bossbar flags not working properly
- Fixed fishing state not being comparable.
- Fixed up the player bossbar syntax
- Fixed up the scoreboard team classinfo.

Included is an over engineered grappling hook example which will also require Khoryl and SkQuery on the GitHub by clicking the download link for redirect.

- Fixes a bug that disables SkBee or Skellett from running.

- Fixed a bug where the boss bar flag and a citizens condition could not find the correct classinfo for it's syntaxes. (Yes I know right, how was that even a thing)
- Fixed the NpcIsSpawned condition not working.
- Started to add .lang types, You can compile Skellett (or any of my addons) and add a Skript supported language in the /lang file.
- Added (npc|citizen)s? as the regex for the classinfo, so you can parse as an npc or citizen depending on if you have another citizens addon installed.
- Added fishing event, fishing state expression and the classinfos for them.
- Various class cleaning and optimizations.

event

Code:

[player] fish[ing] [state[s] [of] %-fishingstates%] with event-entity, and fishing state [the] [event-]fish[ing]( |-)state

example

Code:

on player fishing state of reel in or failed:
     if fishing state is failed:
        message "Damn, you failed at a fishing?"

Legacy plans note:
So obviously Skellett is massive and many parts are outdated or implemented wrong. A complete recode will take a long time, what i've been doing since 2.0 is recoding and cleaning up parts of Skellett. All `com.gmail.thelimeglass` classes are old and still require a recode. All `me.limeglass.skellett` classes have been cleaned up and optimized. So in this update I re-added fishing, but they're actually properly done. I'll probably remove them again after the fishing pull request for Skript itself is added.

- Removed Armour stand syntaxes, they're moved to Khoryl
- Removed the download effect as it was insecure and not practical.
- Removed the message center syntax as the client can have set their settings to be any chat length making this syntax not work.
- Recoded Chunk outline, Entity ID and more.
- Removed un-used BlockConstructor code.

- Added new syntax

Code:

(0¦ticks|1¦milli[( |-)]seconds|2¦seconds|3¦minutes|4¦hours|5¦days|6¦weeks|7¦months|8¦years) (of|from|[with]in) %timespans%

So you can now get values from a timespan.

- Updated libraries: Minecraft 1.18.1 and Skript 2.6.1

Due to how Skript is removing versions equal and older than 1.12 and Mojang requiring latest Java versions. Backwards support for older versions is getting harder and harder, so the following will now apply;

Latest 2.0.3+ version only works with Skript 2.6.1+ and was compiled in Java 17 (MC 1.13+). If you're running 1.9-1.12 or any Java versions that's not Java 17 use Skellett version 2.0.2, it has a zip of multiple possible versions to use. Click the "Version History" tab to view older versions.

Added 1.18 support.

Skellett will now be separated into two versions. Java 17 and Java 11. The Java 17 versions is for 1.18+ mc and the Java 11 is for other versions. Both included in a ZIP.

Skellett now runs autonomously on the github, so when a version or library Skellett uses gets updated. The GitHub will automatically get updated and publish a nightly build. You can grab a 1.18.2+ version of Skellett if Mojang decides to do that at the source code here https://github.com/TheLimeGlass/Skellett

Report issues at https://github.com/TheLimeGlass/Skellett/issues

Skellett is an open source free project developed over the years, any donations are welcome and appreciated thank you!

- Added block saves more below.

Code:

block save[s] of %blocks

%blocks%'[s] block save

- Added automatic github actions, so you can now grab nightly builds at https://github.com/TheLimeGlass/Skellett/actions
- Fixed collidable condition not being proper grammar.
- Removed item frame syntaxes, they're going to be going into Khoryl.
- Removed spawner synatxes, they're going to be going into Khoryl.
- Removed Jukebox syntaxes, they're going to be going into Khoryl.
- Removed LLama syntaxes, they're going to be going into Khoryl.
- Removed Repeater syntaxes, they're going to be going into Khoryl.
- Removed slime size syntaxes, they're going to be going into Khoryl.

For those of you that wish to use the Java 11 version of 2.0.1, you can grab it from here by clicking on any latest build and downloading the nightly jar https://github.com/TheLimeGlass/Skellett/actions

Finally a better way of handling blocks and their types/data! Skellett has a utility expression called block saves, what this does is the return type will be a custom object, that's also serializable yay! That can be saved to a variable. So you can save a block save to a variable and set the block to the exact block save later, example script used to save and load areas:

code_language.skript:

command /pos1:
   trigger:
       if target block is set:
           set {pos::%player%::1} to location of target block
       else:
           set {pos::%player%::1} to location of player
       message "pos1 set to %{pos::%player%::1}%"

command /pos2:
   trigger:
       if target block is set:
           set {pos::%player%::2} to location of target block
       else:
           set {pos::%player%::2} to location of player
       message "pos2 set to %{pos::%player%::2}%"

command /save <string>:
   trigger:
       {pos::%player%::2} is set
       {pos::%player%::1} is set
       set {saves::%player%::%argument%::*} to block saves of blocks within {pos::%player%::2} to {pos::%player%::1}
       clear {pos::%player%::1} and {pos::%player%::2}
       message "Saved blocks to save %argument%"

command /load <string>:
   trigger:
       {saves::%player%::%argument%::*} is set
       loop {saves::%player%::%argument%::*}:
           set block at loop-value to loop-value
       message "Loaded blocks from save %argument%"

command /delete [<string>]:
   trigger:
       if argument is set:
           delete {saves::%player%::%argument%::*}
           message "Deleted save %argument%"
           stop
       delete {saves::%player%::*}
       message "Deleted all saves"

command /listSaves:
   trigger:
       message indexes of {saves::%player%::*}

on quit:
   delete {pos::%player%::*}

on script unload:
   delete {pos::*}