Balance problem

[Sander Vereecke]

I'm new with script and I wanna learn how to use it.
But when I was trying to make a easy balance system for my server it didn't work.
So now i'm stuck...

My script:

command /bal [<player>]:
aliases: /balance
trigger:
if {balance::%player%} is not set:
set {balance::%player%} to 0
if arg 1 is not set:
message "You have a balance of &a&l%{balance::%player%}%&r dollar."
else:
message "%arg 1% has a balance of &a&l%{balance::%arg 1%}%&r dollar."

command //cc <text> [<player>] [<integer>]:
trigger:
if arg 1 is "pay":
arg 2 is set
arg 3 is set
if {balance::%player%} is greater than or equal to arg 3:
if arg 3 is greater than 0:
subtract arg 3 from {balance::%player%}
add arg 3 to {balance::%arg 2%}
message "It works"
message "It works" to arg 2
else:
message "It works"
else:
message "It works"


Thanks.

 

[Goose]

I see a few problems, first of all do people actually use lists instead of variables?? anyways you put two slashes for the /cc command

 

[couger44]

I'm new with script and I wanna learn how to use it.
But when I was trying to make a easy balance system for my server it didn't work.
So now i'm stuck...

My script:

command /bal [<player>]:
aliases: /balance
trigger:
if {balance::%player%} is not set:
set {balance::%player%} to 0
if arg 1 is not set:
message "You have a balance of &a&l%{balance::%player%}%&r dollar."
else:
message "%arg 1% has a balance of &a&l%{balance::%arg 1%}%&r dollar."

command //cc <text> [<player>] [<integer>]:
trigger:
if arg 1 is "pay":
arg 2 is set
arg 3 is set
if {balance::%player%} is greater than or equal to arg 3:
if arg 3 is greater than 0:
subtract arg 3 from {balance::%player%}
add arg 3 to {balance::%arg 2%}
message "It works"
message "It works" to arg 2
else:
message "It works"
else:
message "It works"


Thanks.

Well ... a while ago I did nothing about skripts. But anyway, I'll try to help you.

First, i recommend that you put the code in the correct format (to make it easier to understand).
As this:

command /bal [<player>]:
    aliases: /balance
    trigger:
#...

Second, i think it's easier to write the code this way:

command /pay [<player>] [<int>]:
    trigger:
        if arg 1 is set:
            if arg 2 is set:
                if {balance::%player%} >= arg 2:
                    add arg-2 to {balance::%arg 1%}
                    remove arg-2 from {balance::%player%}
                    message "You paid %arg 2% to %arg 1%" to player
                    message "You received %arg 2% from %player%" to arg 1
                else if {balance::%player%} < arg 2:
                    message "You dont have that amount of money." to player
                    stop