HarvesterHoe

[Tropical]

Skript Version: 2.2
Skript Author: The original author, I guess?
Minecraft Version: 1.8
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Full Code:
https://hastebin.com/pusowuvada.py

Errors on Reload:

can't understand this condition: 'set {_ver} to text from url "http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=qKbmipfB.txt"' (Harvest.sk, line 61: set {_ver} to text from url "http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=qKbmipfB.txt":')

What's Wrong?
What's happening: Well a few things actually.

• /hh ver - Skript does not recognize the get text from URL.
• /hh - Whenever doing this, I want it to send
  

                  send "&8&m-------------------------------------------------"
                  send "&b/hh give <user> &f- Gives a user a HarvesterHoe."
                  send "&b/hh ver &f- Checks to see if you are up to date."
                  send ""
                  send "&eHarvesterHoe made by &bReligion"
                  send "&8&m-------------------------------------------------"

  but instead, it just outputs the correct usage. My code looks fine, but obviously it's not.

Addons using (including versions):
SkUtilities - Latest

Troubleshooting:
Have you tried searching the docs? Yes/No
Have you tried searching the forums? Yes/No (I've found multiple threads using this condition, and they didn't report it not working)
What other methods have you tried to fix it? I've tried "get text from URL"

 

[ShaneBee]

That isn't an exprssion from skUtilities, that's an expression from skQuery which anyways, isn't recommended to use. It would be better if you use Reqn for this kind of stuff. But if you want use skUtilities you can use the following expression:

contents from url %string%
url %string%'s contents

 

[ShaneBee]

That isn't an exprssion from skUtilities, that's an expression from skQuery which anyways, isn't recommended to use. It would be better if you use Reqn for this kind of stuff. But if you want use skUtilities you can use the following expression:

contents from url %string%
url %string%'s contents

Got it, thanks.

Do you know how to make it where /hh outputs the if arg 1 is not set send message, instead of the correct usage?