Solved Checking Alts of A Player

[iChinchillinq]

on first join:
    add "%player's ip% %player%" to {check::*}
    add player to {players::*}

command /alts [<offline player>]:
    permission: rank.admin
    permission message: &cInsufficient Permissions.
    trigger:
        if {players::*} does not contain player:
            add player to {players::*}
        if {check::*} contains "%arg-1's ip% %arg-1%":
            remove "%arg-1's ip% %arg-1%" from {check::*}
        loop {players::*}:
            if {check::*} contains "%arg-1's ip% %loop-value%":
                send "&c%loop-value% found."
            else:
                send "&cNone found."
        add "%arg-1's ip% %arg-1%" to {check::*}

This doesn't send any messages to the executor, and I have no clue why.

 

[ShaneBee]

have you tested this after a new player has joined?

 

[Efnilite]

on first join:
    add "%player's ip% %player%" to {check::*}
    add player to {players::*}

command /alts [<offline player>]:
    permission: rank.admin
    permission message: &cInsufficient Permissions.
    trigger:
        if {players::*} does not contain player:
            add player to {players::*}
        if {check::*} contains "%arg-1's ip% %arg-1%":
            remove "%arg-1's ip% %arg-1%" from {check::*}
        loop {players::*}:
            if {check::*} contains "%arg-1's ip% %loop-value%":
                send "&c%loop-value% found."
            else:
                send "&cNone found."
        add "%arg-1's ip% %arg-1%" to {check::*}

This doesn't send any messages to the executor, and I have no clue why.

try

send "hi" to sender

EDIT: in newer versions CONTAINS is broken. In this case, use

if "%{check::*}%" contains "%arg-1's ip% %loop-value%":

 

[iChinchillinq]

have you tested this after a new player has joined?

I have tested it where the command adds the variables and where it adds it when they join.

Edit: The 1st "contains" condition messed it up, thanks for the help.