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Getting the attack damage on an item.

Discussion in 'Skript' started by ApplePenChicken, Jan 17, 2022.

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  1. ApplePenChicken

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    So, I am trying to make a weapon reach script but I want to get the weapon they are holding to work with any weapon. but I need to find out the attack damage to deal to the opponent.


    Code (Text):
    1. on click:
    2.     set {damagee.%player%} to the attack damage of the player's tool
    3.     send "the weapon damage of the player's tool is %{damagee.%player%}%"
    That is an attempt but makes an error.
    Code (Text):
    1. on left click:
    2.     if {reaches.%player%} is true:
    3.         if {reach.%player%} is greater than 3:
    4.             set {_loc} to location of target
    5.             set {_dis} to distance between player and {_loc}
    6.             if {_dis} <= {reach.%player%}:
    7.                    make the player damage the target by 14
    This is the Reach code but that works fine.

    Code (Text):
    1. command /reach <integer> <player>:
    2.     trigger:
    3.         set {reach.%arg-2%} to arg-1
    4.         send "%arg-2% now has %arg-1% Reach"
    This also works and is the code that sets the reach

    Thankyou to whoever helps
     
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