2nd layer GUI doesn't work

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ItzInferno69

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Hello there. I've got an issue with my Skript. I have this central GUI command, from which people can click to run other commands. However, as soon as someone has to click a second time, the GUI doesn't work: when the item is unstealable, you can still steal it, or when the item is supposed to run a command, you can just take the item, but the command doesn't run. For most commands, however, it works when I directly type the commands and then click further (again, only the first time). I don't get any error messages.

Here's an example of a "second layer" that is supposed to work but doesn't:

Code: 
command /tpgui:
    permission: gui.tp
    trigger:
        wait 2 ticks
        open chest with 3 rows named "&cTeleport GUI" to player
        set {_s} to 0
        loop all players in player's world:
            loop-player isn't player:
                format slot {_s} of player with skull of loop-player named "&6%loop-player%" with lore "&cClick to teleport!" to close then run [execute console command "/tp %player% %loop-player%"]
                add 1 to {_s}
 
ItzInferno69 said:
Hello there. I've got an issue with my Skript. I have this central GUI command, from which people can click to run other commands. However, as soon as someone has to click a second time, the GUI doesn't work: when the item is unstealable, you can still steal it, or when the item is supposed to run a command, you can just take the item, but the command doesn't run. For most commands, however, it works when I directly type the commands and then click further (again, only the first time). I don't get any error messages.

Here's an example of a "second layer" that is supposed to work but doesn't:

Code: 
command /tpgui:
    permission: gui.tp
    trigger:
        wait 2 ticks
        open chest with 3 rows named "&cTeleport GUI" to player
        set {_s} to 0
        loop all players in player's world:
            loop-player isn't player:
                format slot {_s} of player with skull of loop-player named "&6%loop-player%" with lore "&cClick to teleport!" to close then run [execute console command "/tp %player% %loop-player%"]
                add 1 to {_s}
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The problem is that you have to insert "gui" between "format" and "slot". Here is a fixed code.

Code: 
command /tpgui:
    permission: gui.tp
    trigger:
        wait 2 ticks
        open chest with 3 rows named "&cTeleport GUI" to player
        set {_s} to 0
        loop all players in player's world:
            loop-player isn't player:
                format gui slot {_s} of player with skull of loop-player named "&6%loop-player%" with lore "&cClick to teleport!" to close then run [execute console command "/tp %player% %loop-player%"]
                add 1 to {_s}
 
Goose said:
The problem is that you have to insert "gui" between "format" and "slot". Here is a fixed code.

Code: 
command /tpgui:
    permission: gui.tp
    trigger:
        wait 2 ticks
        open chest with 3 rows named "&cTeleport GUI" to player
        set {_s} to 0
        loop all players in player's world:
            loop-player isn't player:
                format gui slot {_s} of player with skull of loop-player named "&6%loop-player%" with lore "&cClick to teleport!" to close then run [execute console command "/tp %player% %loop-player%"]
                add 1 to {_s}
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Thank you for your reply! However, everywhere I add "gui", I get an error message... am I doing something wrong?
 
ItzInferno69 said:
Thank you for your reply! However, everywhere I add "gui", I get an error message... am I doing something wrong?
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If you are using "format gui slot" then there should be nothing wrong. Can you give me the code that gives you an error message?
[doublepost=1576707979,1576699372][/doublepost]Or could you at least send me the error you get?
 
Goose said:
If you are using "format gui slot" then there should be nothing wrong. Can you give me the code that gives you an error message?
[doublepost=1576707979,1576699372][/doublepost]Or could you at least send me the error you get?
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Code: 
There's no loop that matches 'loop-player named "&6%loop-player%" with lore "&1Click to teleport!" to close then run [execute console command "/tp %player% %loop-player%"]' (tpgui.sk: format gui slot {_s} of player with skull of loop-player named "&6%loop-player%" with lore "&1Click to teleport!" to close then run [execute console command "/tp %player% %loop-player%"]')

This is the error message I get, and when I leave "gui" out, I don't get this error message. Maybe I'm missing an addon? (I'm currently using Skript, SkQuery, and TuSKe, and I tried all combinations of those three to get it to work but it still doesn't)
 
I would use "loop all players:" instead of "loop all players in player's world" cuz idk if "loop all players in player's world:" is a valid expression but it might be
[doublepost=1576782375,1576781459][/doublepost]Oh! You can't do "skull of loop-player". You have to smth like "player skull ("nerd" parsed as offline player)" but idk
[doublepost=1576790787][/doublepost]Wait, nvm. Skull of loop-player is a valid expression. I would recommend using loop-player's skull as it uses less words however
 
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