Solved Changing fullness of exp bar

[Fladsaw]

Is there a way to increase or decrease the fullness of the exp bar? I want only the bar to change and move, not the player's level."

 

[TheDever]

Is there a way to increase or decrease the fullness of the exp bar? I want only the bar to change and move, not the player's level."

on level change:
    set player's level to {%loop-player%.rpg.level}

there

 

[Fladsaw]

on level change:
    set player's level to {%loop-player%.rpg.level}

there

No, I didn't mean that. I want an effect that goes like:

command /test:
    trigger:
        give 2 experience points to player #to fill the bar slightly

 

[Doodle]

No, I didn't mean that. I want an effect that goes like:

command /test:
    trigger:
        give 2 experience points to player #to fill the bar slightly

Instead of experience points, just use exp. For example:

trigger:
    give [number] exp to player

Here is a more complicated example:

function exp(p: player):
    set {_xp} to arg-1
    give {_xp} exp to {_p}

command /give-exp <number>:
    trigger:
        exp(player)

Hope this helps!

This code is not tested.

 

[Fladsaw]

Instead of experience points, just use exp. For example:

trigger:
    give [number] exp to player

Here is a more complicated example:

function exp():
    set {_xp} to %arg-1% parsed as number
    give {_xp} exp to player

command /give-exp <number>:
    trigger:
        exp()

Hope this helps!

This code is not tested.

Wow, I didn't know I was this close. But now I have another question. When I give player 1 exp, it fills the bar more than I want. I tried to use 0.5 instead of 1 but it didn't work. Do you have any ideas?

 

[Doodle]

Wow, I didn't know I was this close. But now I have another question. When I give player 1 exp, it fills the bar more than I want. I tried to use 0.5 instead of 1 but it didn't work. Do you have any ideas?

How about using the word integer to describe arg-1 instead of number ?

Oh shoot, my complex example was wrong. Lmao. Let me edit my post rq.

 

[Fladsaw]

How about using the word integer to describe arg-1 instead of number ?

Oh shoot, my complex example was wrong. Lmao. Let me edit my post rq.

So sorry to answer this late. I couldn't have a chance to write back. And no, unfortunately it doesn't work as well.

 

[Doodle]

So sorry to answer this late. I couldn't have a chance to write back. And no, unfortunately it doesn't work as well.

Oof. Then try (1/2) . I'm pretty sure this should work. If not, then I might have another solution.

 

[Fladsaw]

Oof. Then try (1/2) . I'm pretty sure this should work. If not, then I might have another solution.

It doesn't work either. So far our code is:

command /give-exp:
    trigger:
        set {_xp} to 1/2
        give {_xp} of exp to player

And our error is:

{_xp} of 1-experience orb can't be added to a player because the former is neither an item type, an inventory nor an experience point

 

[Doodle]

It doesn't work either. So far our code is:

command /give-exp:
    trigger:
        set {_xp} to 1/2
        give {_xp} of exp to player

And our error is:

{_xp} of 1-experience orb can't be added to a player because the former is neither an item type, an inventory nor an experience point

I mean to put it in parenthesis-

Try give {_xp} exp to player

And the 3rd line would look like this:

set {_xp} to (1/2)

 

[Fladsaw]

I mean to put it in parenthesis-

Try give {_xp} exp to player

And the 3rd line would look like this:

set {_xp} to (1/2)

Oh I'm sorry. But no this doesn't work. And I don't think the problem here is "(1/2)" because it also doesn't work when I put "1" instead of "(1/2)". And the error is:

'{_xp} exp' can't be added to a player because the former is neither an item type, an inventory nor an experience point

 

[Doodle]

Oh I'm sorry. But no this doesn't work. And I don't think the problem here is "(1/2)" because it also doesn't work when I put "1" instead of "(1/2)". And the error is:

'{_xp} exp' can't be added to a player because the former is neither an item type, an inventory nor an experience point

Hmm......

try this:

function exp(n1: number, n2: number = 1) :: number:
    return ({_n1} / {_n2})

give exp(1, 2) exp to player

 

[Doodle]

Oh I'm sorry. But no this doesn't work. And I don't think the problem here is "(1/2)" because it also doesn't work when I put "1" instead of "(1/2)". And the error is:

'{_xp} exp' can't be added to a player because the former is neither an item type, an inventory nor an experience point

I don't think it knows that it is a number. with the function, it's already parsed as a number so it should recognize it. Also, this code works with regular numbers too. For example:

give exp(5) exp to player

I don't have to fill out the second number because on default it's set to 1.

 

[Shroob]

I don't think it knows that it is a number. with the function, it's already parsed as a number so it should recognize it. Also, this code works with regular numbers too. For example:

give exp(5) exp to player

I don't have to fill out the second number because on default it's set to 1.

You are trying to give a player half an experience point, you can’t. What you can do is:

set level progress of player to 0.5

 

[Doodle]

You are trying to give a player half an experience point, you can’t. What you can do is:

set level progress of player to 0.5

Couldn't you just add it instead of setting it?

 

[Shroob]

Couldn't you just add it instead of setting it?

You’re giving xp, im setting the level progress
0.5 level progress is 50% of the xp bar
0.5 xp isn’t a thing

 

[Doodle]

You’re giving xp, im setting the level progress
0.5 level progress is 50% of the xp bar
0.5 xp isn’t a thing

You're setting the level progress; Not adding it.

 

[Shroob]

You're setting the level progress; Not adding it.

Which is what the OP asked for

 

[Doodle]

Which is what the OP asked for

No, they asked to give experience.

 

[Fladsaw]

Which is what the OP asked for

No, they asked to give experience.

Yeah, what I need is adding experience, but what Shroob suggests can be beneficial too if there is not a way of adding experience.