Solved Checking if entity is on ground

[Quest1able]

I am skripting a wand where on a right click, you can throw totems. When these totem hit the ground, it will do damage to nearby players.

I know how to do everything but checking if the armour stand is on the ground. How do I do this? Thanks.

 

[Doodle]

Do you at least know how to make skript detect the armor stand?

 

[Quest1able]

Do you at least know how to make skript detect the armor stand?

Like detect if it's within a certain redius?

 

[Doodle]

Like detect if it's within a certain redius?

no, as in making skript know you are calling the event for an armor stand.

 

[Quest1able]

no, as in making skript know you are calling the event for an armor stand.

yes

 

[Zhync]

As of Skript 2.2, you can check if an entity is on the ground.

 

[Zhync]

As of Skript 2.2, you can check if an entity is on the ground.

Reread your question. Sorry for the hollow answer. My best advice is to just loop a set number of times, wait 1 tick, and check if your armor stand (probably referred to by a variable or 'last spawned armor stand') is on the ground. Or, you could just wait a chunk of time and see.

 

[Doodle]

As of Skript 2.2, you can check if an entity is on the ground.

All you have to do is if block below [entity] is air: or something like that.

 

[Doodle]

As of Skript 2.2, you can check if an entity is on the ground.

I didn't get the notification that he answered my question, lol. My bad.

 

[Zhync]

All you have to do is if block below [entity] is air: or something like that.

Skript checks the block 1 block beneath the player if you use that. This is an issue in the case that you're 0.9 blocks above dirt; it'll still say you're above dirt, even though there's 0.9 blocks of air beneath you. You could circumvent this by checking infinitesimally small gaps (0.01 blocks below player), but it's still *slightly* inaccurate (I think that's what the expression does though).

 

[Doodle]

Skript checks the block 1 block beneath the player if you use that. This is an issue in the case that you're 0.9 blocks above dirt; it'll still say you're above dirt, even though there's 0.9 blocks of air beneath you. You could circumvent this by checking infinitesimally small gaps (0.01 blocks below player), but it's still *slightly* inaccurate (I think that's what the expression does though).

I didn't think of that. Don't listen to me, listen to him, lol.

 

[Quest1able]

All you have to do is if block below [entity] is air: or something like that.

Ok. THank you.