leaderboard help

[titustitus98]

so i have this function:

function sortLowestToHighest(indexes: strings, values: objects) :: strings:
    set {_size} to size of {_values::*}
    loop {_size} times:
        loop {_size} - 1 times:
            set {_value1} to {_values::%loop-number-2%}
            set {_value2} to {_values::%loop-number-2 + 1%}
            {_value1} is more than {_value2}
            set {_index1} to {_indexes::%loop-number-2%}
            set {_indexes::%loop-number-2%} to {_indexes::%loop-number-2 + 1%}
            set {_values::%loop-number-2%} to {_value2}
            set {_indexes::%loop-number-2 + 1%} to {_index1}
            set {_values::%loop-number-2 + 1%} to {_value1}
        remove 1 from {_size}
    return {_indexes::*}

the var i use for counting the kills is {kills::%player%}

how can i transform this function into a var that i can use as the number 1 player with most kills on featherboard?
[doublepost=1541408123,1541193531][/doublepost]If anyone could show me an example or something it would be much appreciated.

 

[Snow-Pyon]

So, the function works like this:

set {_indexes::*} to sortLowestToHighest({kills::*}'s indexes, {kills::*}) # the list indexes expression needs either MundoSK or a pretty recent version of Skript

set {_top-1} to {kills::%{_indexes::1}%}

send "Top 1 Kills: %{_indexes::1}% - %{_top-1}%"

 

[titustitus98]

So, the function works like this:

set {_indexes::*} to sortLowestToHighest({kills::*}'s indexes, {kills::*}) # the list indexes expression needs either MundoSK or a pretty recent version of Skript

set {_top-1} to {kills::%{_indexes::1}%}

send "Top 1 Kills: %{_indexes::1}% - %{_top-1}%"

So my function would then look something like this:

function sortLowestToHighest(indexes: strings, values: objects) :: strings:

set {_indexes::*} to sortLowestToHighest({kills::*}'s indexes, {kills::*})
 
set {_top-1} to {kills::%{_indexes::1}%}
 
send "Top 1 Kills: %{_indexes::1}% - %{_top-1}%"

 

[BrettPlayMC]

So my function would then look something like this:

function sortLowestToHighest(indexes: strings, values: objects) :: strings:

set {_indexes::*} to sortLowestToHighest({kills::*}'s indexes, {kills::*})
 
set {_top-1} to {kills::%{_indexes::1}%}
 
send "Top 1 Kills: %{_indexes::1}% - %{_top-1}%"

No.. you would use what he provided when you are sending the message to someone.

 

[titustitus98]

No.. you would use what he provided when you are sending the message to someone.

No i am trying to make it work on featherboard.
[doublepost=1541494281,1541440636][/doublepost]Considering the fact that you can use skript with MVDWPlaceholderAPI using the following placeholder: {skript:skriptvar}

 

[BrettPlayMC]

No i am trying to make it work on featherboard.
[doublepost=1541494281,1541440636][/doublepost]Considering the fact that you can use skript with MVDWPlaceholderAPI using the following placeholder: {skript:skriptvar}

Not sure then. Don’t know if PlaceholderAPI placeholders work on mvdwplaceholderapi, you’ll have to double check.

 

[titustitus98]

Not sure then. Don’t know if PlaceholderAPI placeholders work on mvdwplaceholderapi, you’ll have to double check.

featherboard does not work with placeholderAPI only with MVDWPlaceholderAPI i just want a function that gives me a placeholder that i can use to display the top kill
[doublepost=1541513050,1541511303][/doublepost]ok so i have found out that i need to make a sorting function and then set the sorted list to a seperate var but idk how to do this so if anyone could show me an example i would be very gratefull.

 

[BrettPlayMC]

featherboard does not work with placeholderAPI only with MVDWPlaceholderAPI i just want a function that gives me a placeholder that i can use to display the top kill
[doublepost=1541513050,1541511303][/doublepost]ok so i have found out that i need to make a sorting function and then set the sorted list to a seperate var but idk how to do this so if anyone could show me an example i would be very gratefull.

You already have a sorting function and an output variable. Just set the result to a seperate variable then display it on featherboard.