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[Adrihun]

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[ShaneBee]

command /<command> [<text>] [<text>]:
    permission: skript.op
    trigger:
        add arg-1 to {announcer::*}
                        
every 3 minutes:
    set {_announce} to a random element of {announcer::*}
    broadcast "%{_announce}%"

 

[ShaneBee]

Easy men, look:

variables:
    {announcements::1} = "Welcome to my server!"
    {announcements::2} = "&bAlso supports chat colors!"
    {announcements::3} = "Wtf man!"
    {announcements::4} = "It works nice!"
 
every 1 minutes:
    loop {announcements::*}:
        set {_n} to {_n}+1
        broadcast "%{announcements::%{_n}%}%"
        if {_n} is 5:
            set {_n} to 0
        exit loop

 

[ShaneBee]

Even more easy, using the random element expression.

P.S: got sniped by @Cybers_

 

[ShaneBee]

Even more easy, using the random element expression.

Meh, it's possible

 

[ShaneBee]

thx
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thanks. what do i do if i want to add more announcements lol

just add:

    {announcements::1} = "Welcome to my server!"
    {announcements::2} = "&bAlso supports chat colors!"
    {announcements::3} = "Wtf man!"
    {announcements::4} = "It works nice!"
    {announcements::5} = "Example 2!"

I mean: The variable " {announcements::x}" + 1

 

[ShaneBee]

where? i am a skript noob sry

in "Options"
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also is there a way to make it not show up in console and make it so it doesn't show the same thing 3x ?

Code (Skript):

1. [18:41:38 INFO]: Welcome to my server!
2. [18:42:38 INFO]: Welcome to my server!
3. [18:43:39 INFO]: Welcome to my server!

Tell @djmanbr, i don't did that code :l