Case-sensitive index output?

[CrimZ0N]

Long story short I was curious if it was possible to have the @index output be case-sensitive ?

I'm trying to basically have a most blocks broken leaderboard, I am using

set {sorted.most.blocks.broken::*) to sorted {most.blocks.broken::*} from highest to lowest with output "&7@index with @value""

basically from Offlinezz's EloSk skript (sorry if you feel ripped off ) but they're not case sensitive, example, TeST1 would be Test1, so basically only the first letter is capitalized, the rest aren't. I tried enabling the case-sensitive thingy in the Skript config but it didn't seem to help.

Does anyone have an idea/replacement/solution that I can use or do I just find another way around it? Thanks anyways, appreciated.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Variables are always converted to lower case. In this case, I'm guessing parsing as an offline player will fix your issue

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Variables are always converted to lower case. In this case, I'm guessing parsing as an offline player will fix your issue

I have no absolute idea on how I'd do that, example please? How do I parse the @index as an offline player?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I have no absolute idea on how I'd do that, example please? How do I parse the @index as an offline player?

Set the index to a local variable, then parse the local variable as an offline player.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Set the index to a local variable, then parse the local variable as an offline player.

I did try this in this way

set {_mostblocks.players} to %@index% parsed as offline player
set {_mostblocks.players} to %index% parsed as offline player
set {_mostblocks.players} to {@index} parsed as offline player
set {_mostblocks.players} to {index} parsed as offline player
set {_mostblocks.players} to {%@index%} parsed as offline player
set {_mostblocks.players} to {%index%} parsed as offline player

None of them worked :/

 

[Deleted member 5254]

If it's a list variable, you need to loop it. Then set loop-index to local variable.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

If it's a list variable, you need to loop it. Then set loop-index to local variable.

Can you just spoon feed me and give me an example so that I don't have to bother you due to any more errors or is that out of the question ?