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[PatoFrango]

Hello,

I would like to know if there is a condition that, instead of being

if "%region at player%" contains "regionname":

It calculates the region in which the player was before, like 1 tick ago, like

if "%region at player%" contained "regionname":

Thank you for your time.

 

[ShaneBee]

Hello,

I would like to know if there is a condition that, instead of being

if "%region at player%" contains "regionname":

It calculates the region in which the player was before, like 1 tick ago, like

if "%region at player%" contained "regionname":

Thank you for your time.

the region that the player was in 1 tick ago is most likely the same region theyre still currently in

 

[ShaneBee]

the region that the player was in 1 tick ago is most likely the same region theyre still currently in

No. I mean after the player leaves that region, calculate the region which the player was in.

 

[ShaneBee]

oh

straight from the docs http://bensku.github.io/Skript/events.html#region_enterleave

on region exit: 
message "Leaving %region%."

 

[ShaneBee]

oh

straight from the docs http://bensku.github.io/Skript/events.html#region_enterleave

on region exit:
message "Leaving %region%."

Still no.

on region exit:
    wait 1 tick
    if "%last entered region%" contains "regionname":
        effects

That's what I'm trying to do. If I just put "on region exit" and then the effects, it will execute those effects in whatever region I leave. I want to execute the effects when the player leaves that and only that specific region.

 

[ShaneBee]

Still no.

on region exit:
    wait 1 tick
    if "%last entered region%" contains "regionname":
        effects

That's what I'm trying to do. If I just put "on region exit" and then the effects, it will execute those effects in whatever region I leave. I want to execute the effects when the player leaves that and only that specific region.

what

 

[ShaneBee]

Still no.

on region exit:
    wait 1 tick
    if "%last entered region%" contains "regionname":
        effects

That's what I'm trying to do. If I just put "on region exit" and then the effects, it will execute those effects in whatever region I leave. I want to execute the effects when the player leaves that and only that specific region.

When you say effects, what do you mean? Like, just run some code after it, or execute some particle effects at the location, or apply some potion effects?

 

[ShaneBee]

When you say effects, what do you mean? Like, just run some code after it, or execute some particle effects at the location, or apply some potion effects?

Run code.

 

[ShaneBee]

i dont understand why on region exit wont work?

on region exit:
    set {_last_entered_region} to region
    wait 1 tick
    #do stuff

 

[ShaneBee]

Run code.

Okies;
So, when you use some events, those events have special expression build into them; for example:

• events that deal with locations can use %event-location%
• events that deal with items can use %event-item%
• and events that deal with regions can use %region%

The wording for these special expressions is important, and a lot of the time there is no documentation about what expressions you're able to use in what events.

So, for your example, I could make a region called "test" with WorldGuard and use the following code:

on region exit:
    "%region%" contains "test"
    message "%region%"

If it works, you'll notice that the %region% expression returns "regionName in world world", which is why we need to use the contains condition when dealing with WorldGuard regions.

 

[ShaneBee]

Okies;
So, when you use some events, those events have special expression build into them; for example:

• events that deal with locations can use %event-location%
• events that deal with items can use %event-item%
• and events that deal with regions can use %region%

The wording for these special expressions is important, and a lot of the time there is no documentation about what expressions you're able to use in what events.

So, for your example, I could make a region called "test" with WorldGuard and use the following code:

on region exit:
    "%region%" contains "test"
    message "%region%"

If it works, you'll notice that the %region% expression returns "regionName in world world", which is why we need to use the contains condition when dealing with WorldGuard regions.

Oh, now I see how dumb I can be. I was using %region at player% instead of just %region%. Thank you!