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Code: 
variables:
    {number} = 1
    {blocks.%player%} = 0
    {level.%player%} = 0
    
        
every second in world "world":
    loop all players:
        if {blocks.%loop-player%} is 15:
            add 1 to {level.%loop-player%}
            send "&e&lLEVEL UP&f: Congratulations &c%loop-player%&f you are now level 1&c!" to loop-player
            play sound "entity.entity.player.levelup" with volume 1 to loop-player

on mine:
    if event-block is coal ore:
        if player's gamemode is creative:
            send "&fCoal ore broken successfully&c!"
            stop
        else:
            cancel event
            set {_int} to random integer between 1 and 5
            set {_item} to "%{_int}% coal" parsed as item
            give {_item} to player
            send "&a+%{_int}% &8Coal ore"
            add 1 to {blocks.%player%}
            play sound "entity.experience_orb.pickup" with volume 0.5 to the player
            stop
    if event-block is iron ore:
        if player's gamemode is creative:
            send "&fIron ore broken successfully&c!"
            stop
        else:
            cancel event
            set {_int} to random integer between 1 and 3
            set {_item} to "%{_int}% iron ingot" parsed as item
            give {_item} to player
            send "&a+%{_int}% &7Iron ingot"
            add 1 to {blocks.%player%}
            play sound "entity.experience_orb.pickup" with volume 0.5 to the player
            stop
    if event-block is Cobblestone:
        if player's gamemode is creative:
            send "&fCobblestone broken successfully&c!"
            stop
        else:
            cancel event
            set {_int} to random integer between 1 and 10
            set {_item} to "%{_int}% cobblestone" parsed as item
            give {_item} to player
            send "&a+%{_int}% &7Cobblestone"
            add 1 to {blocks.%player%}
            play sound "entity.experience_orb.pickup" with volume 0.5 to the player
            stop

This above worked for me :emoji_slight_smile:
Hope it works for you too.

It's because you need to loop all players to get a player, and then you need to change player to loop-player.
And also you don't need to make a on mine: for each block you can do it in one, like above. :emoji_slight_smile:
 
ChrilleDEV said:
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Code: 
variables:
    {number} = 1
    {blocks.%player%} = 0
    {level.%player%} = 0
  
      
every second in world "world":
    loop all players:
        if {blocks.%loop-player%} is 15:
            add 1 to {level.%loop-player%}
            send "&e&lLEVEL UP&f: Congratulations &c%loop-player%&f you are now level 1&c!" to loop-player
            play sound "entity.entity.player.levelup" with volume 1 to loop-player

on mine:
    if event-block is coal ore:
        if player's gamemode is creative:
            send "&fCoal ore broken successfully&c!"
            stop
        else:
            cancel event
            set {_int} to random integer between 1 and 5
            set {_item} to "%{_int}% coal" parsed as item
            give {_item} to player
            send "&a+%{_int}% &8Coal ore"
            add 1 to {blocks.%player%}
            play sound "entity.experience_orb.pickup" with volume 0.5 to the player
            stop
    if event-block is iron ore:
        if player's gamemode is creative:
            send "&fIron ore broken successfully&c!"
            stop
        else:
            cancel event
            set {_int} to random integer between 1 and 3
            set {_item} to "%{_int}% iron ingot" parsed as item
            give {_item} to player
            send "&a+%{_int}% &7Iron ingot"
            add 1 to {blocks.%player%}
            play sound "entity.experience_orb.pickup" with volume 0.5 to the player
            stop
    if event-block is Cobblestone:
        if player's gamemode is creative:
            send "&fCobblestone broken successfully&c!"
            stop
        else:
            cancel event
            set {_int} to random integer between 1 and 10
            set {_item} to "%{_int}% cobblestone" parsed as item
            give {_item} to player
            send "&a+%{_int}% &7Cobblestone"
            add 1 to {blocks.%player%}
            play sound "entity.experience_orb.pickup" with volume 0.5 to the player
            stop

This above worked for me :emoji_slight_smile:
Hope it works for you too.

It's because you need to loop all players to get a player, and then you need to change player to loop-player.
And also you don't need to make a on mine: for each block you can do it in one, like above. :emoji_slight_smile:
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Don't use a periodical for checking to see if a player leveled up. Just make a formula or write down vars for the amount each level and then use a function to check. This way is much more efficient. Untested code:
code_language.skript: 
on join:
    set {exp::%uuid of player%} to 0
    set {level::%uuid of player%} to 1

# Example exponential formula (goes up 15% per level)
function checkForLevelUp(p: player):
    set {_uuid} to uuid of {_p}
    if {exp::%{_uuid}%} >= round(87(1.15)^{level::%{_uuid}%}):
        set {exp::%{_uuid}%} to {exp::%{_uuid}%} - round(87(1.15)^{level::%{_uuid}%}) # catches over xp
        add 1 to {level::%{_uuid}%}
        send "&aYou are now level %{level::%{_uuid}%}%!" to {_p}

on mine:
    if event-block is iron ore:
        add 5 to {exp::%uuid of player%}
        checkForLevelUp(player)


# OR YOU CAN DO SOMETHING LIKE:

on script load:
    set {level::1} to 150
    set {level::2} to 300

# Example exponential formula (goes up 15% per level)
function checkForLevelUp(p: player):
    set {_uuid} to uuid of player
    if {exp::%{_uuid}%} >= {level::%{level::%{_uuid}%}%}:
        set {exp::%{_uuid}%} to {exp::%{_uuid}%} - {level::%{level::%{_uuid}%}%} # catches over xp
        add 1 to {level::%{_uuid}%}
        send "&aYou are now level %{level::%{_uuid}%}%!" to {_p}
 
AsuDev said:
Don't use a periodical for checking to see if a player leveled up. Just make a formula or write down vars for the amount each level and then use a function to check. This way is much more efficient. Untested code:
code_language.skript: 
on join:
    set {exp::%uuid of player%} to 0
    set {level::%uuid of player%} to 1

# Example exponential formula (goes up 15% per level)
function checkForLevelUp(p: player):
    set {_uuid} to uuid of {_p}
    if {exp::%{_uuid}%} >= round(87(1.15)^{level::%{_uuid}%}):
        set {exp::%{_uuid}%} to {exp::%{_uuid}%} - round(87(1.15)^{level::%{_uuid}%}) # catches over xp
        add 1 to {level::%{_uuid}%}
        send "&aYou are now level %{level::%{_uuid}%}%!" to {_p}

on mine:
    if event-block is iron ore:
        add 5 to {exp::%uuid of player%}
        checkForLevelUp(player)


# OR YOU CAN DO SOMETHING LIKE:

on script load:
    set {level::1} to 150
    set {level::2} to 300

# Example exponential formula (goes up 15% per level)
function checkForLevelUp(p: player):
    set {_uuid} to uuid of player
    if {exp::%{_uuid}%} >= {level::%{level::%{_uuid}%}%}:
        set {exp::%{_uuid}%} to {exp::%{_uuid}%} - {level::%{level::%{_uuid}%}%} # catches over xp
        add 1 to {level::%{_uuid}%}
        send "&aYou are now level %{level::%{_uuid}%}%!" to {_p}
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Im sorry, but thats gonna be a bit advanced for me, therefore making it hard to for me to add more to the code
Anyhow i found that a solution like this works just fine:

https://hastebin.com/zaroxoyupu.cpp
 
AsuDev said:
Don't use a periodical for checking to see if a player leveled up. Just make a formula or write down vars for the amount each level and then use a function to check. This way is much more efficient. Untested code:
code_language.skript: 
on join:
    set {exp::%uuid of player%} to 0
    set {level::%uuid of player%} to 1

# Example exponential formula (goes up 15% per level)
function checkForLevelUp(p: player):
    set {_uuid} to uuid of {_p}
    if {exp::%{_uuid}%} >= round(87(1.15)^{level::%{_uuid}%}):
        set {exp::%{_uuid}%} to {exp::%{_uuid}%} - round(87(1.15)^{level::%{_uuid}%}) # catches over xp
        add 1 to {level::%{_uuid}%}
        send "&aYou are now level %{level::%{_uuid}%}%!" to {_p}

on mine:
    if event-block is iron ore:
        add 5 to {exp::%uuid of player%}
        checkForLevelUp(player)


# OR YOU CAN DO SOMETHING LIKE:

on script load:
    set {level::1} to 150
    set {level::2} to 300

# Example exponential formula (goes up 15% per level)
function checkForLevelUp(p: player):
    set {_uuid} to uuid of player
    if {exp::%{_uuid}%} >= {level::%{level::%{_uuid}%}%}:
        set {exp::%{_uuid}%} to {exp::%{_uuid}%} - {level::%{level::%{_uuid}%}%} # catches over xp
        add 1 to {level::%{_uuid}%}
        send "&aYou are now level %{level::%{_uuid}%}%!" to {_p}
Click to expand...

I'm trying to learn functions currebtly now that I know its possible
 
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