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Solved Can't understand condition/effect

Discussion in 'Skript' started by SuperEpps22556, Jun 26, 2018.

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  1. SuperEpps22556

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    To start off, I am not too advanced in doing a lot of big skripting but I've been trying to practice them. I've been trying to make a perk skript with this code:

    Code (Skript):
    1. on damage of a player:
    2.     if attacker is a player:
    3.         if {ragemeter:%attacker%} is 1
    4.             if {rage:%attacker%} is 1:
    5.                 apply strength 3 to the attacker for 3 seconds
    6.                 set {ragemeter:%attacker%} to 0
    7.                 wait 5 seconds
    8.                 set {ragemeter:%attacker%} to 1
    9.         if {ragemeter:%attacker%} is 0
    10.         stop
    I tried to base it off of a previous one I made which worked:
    Code (Skript):
    1. on damage of a player:
    2.     if attacker is a player:
    3.         if {poison:%attacker%} is 1:
    4.             apply poison 1 to the victim for 10 seconds
    However, I get indentation errors and the skript cannot understand the condition/effect {ragemeter:%attacker%}


    I have Skript, SKQuery, and skRayFall
     
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    Code (Skript):
    1. on damage of a player:
    2.     if attacker is a player:
    3.         if {ragemeter:%attacker%} is 1
    4.             if {rage:%attacker%} is 1:
    5.                 apply strength 3 to the attacker for 3 seconds
    6.                 set {ragemeter:%attacker%} to 0
    7.                 wait 5 seconds
    8.                 set {ragemeter:%attacker%} to 1
    9.         #this part is useless
    10.         if {ragemeter:%attacker%} is 0
    11.         stop
    12. #if you wanted to indent it right it should be like this
    13. #        if {ragemeter:%attacker%} is 0
    14. #                stop
     
  3. SuperEpps22556

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    The indentation wasn't the error I wanted to fix, it was the skript not understanding the "{rage:%attacker%} is 1:"
     
  4. _JustDylan_

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    Code (Skript):
    1. on damage of a player:
    2.     if attacker is a player:
    3.         if {ragemeter:%attacker%} is 1:
    4.             if {rage:%attacker%} is 1:
    5.                 apply strength 3 to the attacker for 3 seconds
    6.                 set {ragemeter:%attacker%} to 0
    7.                 wait 5 seconds
    8.                 set {ragemeter:%attacker%} to 1
    you forgot to add : after some conditions, this should work.
     
  5. SuperEpps22556

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    Thank you, I don't see how I missed that. Much appreciated
     
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