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[Neelix_bear]

How can I create a command with a text argument that has a list like when you add <player> and it lists the players for you to select from but instead a custom list of texts you can select from?

 

[DanRub]

add "hello" to {strings::*}
add "bye" to {strings::*}

Now you have "hello" and "bye" in one list, I hope you meant something like this.

 

[Neelix_bear]

add "hello" to {strings::*}
add "bye" to {strings::*}

Now you have "hello" and "bye" in one list, I hope you meant something like this.

no like how when you put "command /test <player>" for the "<player>" argument will have a list of options you can set and when you press "TAB" it will autofill the top option

 

[NixTer]

Do you mean like how with vanilla commands that have a text argument, you can click tab and it will show you the texts you can use? In which case this resource created using skript-reflect adds exactly the custom syntax you need. https://forums.skunity.com/resources/tab-completer.780/

Its very simple.
If i have a command for levels and i have /levels <text> <player> <number>, I can just do

on load:
    add "levels add" to tab completions
    add "levels get" to tab completions
    add "levels set" to tab completions

I've tested this on my server and as far as I can tell it works fine with skript 2.7+ and skript-reflect 2.4

 

[NixTer]

I also made a command that goes along with this to be able to add, get, remove, and clear tab completions from in game if you'd like

command tabcompletions [<text>] [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is not set:
            loop {tabcompletions::*}:
                send "%loop-value%" to sender
        else if arg-1 is "get":
            loop {tabcompletions::*}:
                send "%loop-value%" to sender
        else if arg-1 is "remove":
            arg-2 is set:
                remove arg-2 from tab completions
                send "&cRemoved %arg-2% from tab completions" to sender
            else:
                message "&cYou have to take something from the tab completions, you fool!"

        else if arg-1 is "add":
            arg-2 is not set:
                message "&cYou have to add something to the tab completions, you fool!"
            else:
                add arg-2 to tab completions
                send "&cAdded %arg-2% to tab completions!"


        else if arg-1 is "clear":
            clear {tabcompletions::*}
            send "&cCleared all tab completions!" to sender

        else:
            send "&cIncorrect arguments!" to sender

 

[Neelix_bear]

Do you mean like how with vanilla commands that have a text argument, you can click tab and it will show you the texts you can use? In which case this resource created using skript-reflect adds exactly the custom syntax you need. https://forums.skunity.com/resources/tab-completer.780/

Its very simple.
If i have a command for levels and i have /levels <text> <player> <number>, I can just do

on load:
    add "levels add" to tab completions
    add "levels get" to tab completions
    add "levels set" to tab completions

I've tested this on my server and as far as I can tell it works fine with skript 2.7+ and skript-reflect 2.4

is there a way to do it in normal skript and skbee

 

[NixTer]

This is the event used the reflect version I sent (its just imported from bukkit events using reflect, rather than done with SkBee), try playing with it.

On Tab Complete (Event) - SkBee

Called when a player attempts to tab complete the arguments of a command. NOTE: Tab complete event is only called for the ARGUMENTS of a command, NOT the command itself. event-string = the command.

skripthub.net

Shouldn't take long, its very simple, I just figured the reflect skript was easier due to the custom syntax and such.

 

[Neelix_bear]

K also does this disable any other arguments from being put or do I have to add a if statement to the command?

 

[NixTer]

You can input anything into the text argument, this simply adds recommendations. If you want to disable other arguments you must use if/else/else if statements.

 

[Neelix_bear]

You can input anything into the text argument, this simply adds recommendations. If you want to disable other arguments you must use if/else/else if statements.

k thanks