Solved Check enchant level (TuSKe)

[Tropical]

Skript Version: Skript 2.2 (dev25c)
Skript Author: Bensku
Minecraft Version: 1.8
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Full Code:

command /eff:
    trigger:
        if {UpgradePoints.%player%} is greater than or equal to {@EffUP}:
            send "   {@UpgradeSuccess}"
            remove 1 from {UpgradePoints.%player%}
            evaluate "enchant player's tool with efficiency %level of efficiency of player's tool + 1%"
        else:
            send "   {@MissingPoints}"

Errors on Reload:
N/A

Console Errors:
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Addons using (including versions):
SkQuery / TuSKe

Troubleshooting:
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Have you tried searching the docs? Yes
Have you tried searching the forums? No
What other methods have you tried to fix it? I've tried multiple methods like:
evaluate "if %level of efficiency of player's tool% is greater than or equal to 5" but that doesn't work.

The Skript works, but here's what I want- Currently you can enchant infinity times. I need to stop player's from enchanting if their tool is already Efficiency 5 or higher.

 

[ChisleLP]

Why are you using evaluate?

if level of effifency of player's tool is greater than or equal to 5:
    send "Youre too high!"
else:
    enchant player's tool with effifency (level of efficiency of player's tool +1)

(Im pretty sure there its some error, cuz i write too fast. (effifency)

 

[Snow-Pyon]

Why are you using evaluate?

if level of effifency of player's tool is greater than or equal to 5:
    send "Youre too high!"
else:
    enchant player's tool with effifency (level of efficiency of player's tool +1)

(Im pretty sure there its some error, cuz i write too fast. (effifency)

Type values only accept literals so you'll have to parse instead:

enchant the tool with "efficiency %level of efficiency of the tool + 1%" parsed as enchantment type

 

[Tropical]

Why are you using evaluate?

if level of effifency of player's tool is greater than or equal to 5:
    send "Youre too high!"
else:
    enchant player's tool with effifency (level of efficiency of player's tool +1)

(Im pretty sure there its some error, cuz i write too fast. (effifency)

Type values only accept literals so you'll have to parse instead:

enchant the tool with "efficiency %level of efficiency of the tool + 1%" parsed as enchantment type

Thank you both!