Solved Inside of area

[Hobbit41]

Minecraft Version: 1.8

Hi again guys. Im trying to make world protection to my minigame, except team's bases.
I mean, all blocks that are breaking outside of them, are cancelled (can't break)

I have that command to create team base:

command /totpos <integer> <integer>:
    trigger:
        player is op:
            arg 1 is between 1 and 4 #4 bases
            arg 2 is between 1 and 2: #2 points
                set {base%arg 1%.%arg 2%} to location of player
                message "Point %arg 2% of base %arg 1% is set to %location of player%"
            else:
                message "Inccorect input"

So how can I cancel all blocks breakings outside of that 2 (*4) points?
SkQuerry has feature "within cuboid" but it has a lot of bugs, and can't work not within but outside of cuboid.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

SkQuerry has feature "within cuboid" but it has a lot of bugs, and can't work not within but outside of cuboid.

SkQuery 'within' syntax works wonders, as I use it daily.
It can work outside cuboids too,

event-block is not within {_pos1} to {_pos2}

 

[Deleted member 5254]

SkQuery 'within' syntax works wonders, as I use it daily.
It can work outside cuboids too,

event-block is not within {_pos1} to {_pos2}

well, i just restarted server and it did not returns any errors (it was "cant compare" error early).
But it is working very strange and contrariwise. My code now is:

on break:
    event-block is within {base1.1} to {base1.2}:
        cancel event

And I CAN break blocks IN region and can't outside of it. And if Im typing "not within", it's working backward and I cant delete blocks inside of that cuboid...

 

[Deleted member 5254]

And I CAN break blocks IN region and can't outside of it. And if Im typing "not within", it's working backward and I cant delete blocks inside of that cuboid...

Then what's the problem? It works, right?

As a coder you dont worry about why it works this way but just the fact that it does.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Then what's the problem? It works, right?

As a coder you dont worry about why it works this way but just the fact that it does.

yep so it is) but when I tried it first time (before restart), I was not able to break ANY blocks even inside. So it's why I called it buggy.

Anyway, thanks! Maybe I'll get any more errors, then I paste them here))