console executing command wont work

[popomoka]

hi, im using skript (Version 2.6) on Minecraft version 1.19.4 and this is my problem (i simplified it to focus on the problem):

when i jump i recive the "hi" message but the barrel do not place itself. I know that the "set block at position (53.5, 37.5, 3.5) to barrel" works because when i execute the command in the chat it's working. i really need the command to be executed by the console for cheating issue. can someone help? thanks!

 

[erenkara]

console commands dont use / and this is a bad way to do it, move everything in the command to a function instead

 

[popomoka]

console commands dont use / and this is a bad way to do it, move everything in the command to a function instead

console commands dont use / and this is a bad way to do it, move everything in the command to a function instead

oh wow, it helped a lot! I'm new to skript and functions where just what i was looking for. Thanks!

 

[AQika]

hi, im using skript (Version 2.6) on Minecraft version 1.19.4 and this is my problem (i simplified it to focus on the problem):

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when i jump i recive the "hi" message but the barrel do not place itself. I know that the "set block at position (53.5, 37.5, 3.5) to barrel" works because when i execute the command in the chat it's working. i really need the command to be executed by the console for cheating issue. can someone help? thanks!

Hello, i saw your problem was solved but still not answered, you can make the console execute commands by

on death of player:
    cancel event
    make console execute command "/gamemode spectator %victim%"

This is an example but mostly in skript you dont need to use console commands.

on death of player:
    cancel event
    set victim's gamemode to spectator

Same stands with the player

on death of player:
    cancel event
    make player execute command "/whisper %attacker% Wow you killed me"

 

[Pierrelasse]

Hello,
you can make the console execute commands by doing

execute console command "testcommand"

command /testcommand:
    trigger:
        stop