Hello,
Let's say I have an example command that loops all players and sends them a message.

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1. command /test:
2.     trigger:
3.         loop all players:
4.             send "message 1" to loop-player
5.             wait 1 second
6.             send "message 2" to loop-player

Now this will loop the first player first, then the second one, and so on until it goes through all the players. What can I do to make it happen simultaneously for all players? Now I know I could send these messages without any loop, but this is just an example and I need to loop all the players at once...

I thought about putting all players in a list variable, but I think I'm doing it wrong... Any help?

 

I need to loop those players. The code I gave was just an example of the problem. It's not just sending messages cause I know I can do it this way, I need to loop those players simultaneously.

 

But then, once again it is going to loop one player, finish with him and then loop the second player and so on, right?
What if instead I had something like this:

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1. loop all players:
2.             execute console command "/minecraft:tp %loop-player% -76.85 116 134.22 55.2 -38.24"
3.             wait 1 tick
4.             execute console command "/minecraft:tp %loop-player% -76.85 116 134.22 54.68 -38.87"
5.             wait 1 tick
6.             execute console command "/minecraft:tp %loop-player% -76.85 116 134.22 54.68 -38.98"

Then it's gonna take first player, teleport him 3 times, then take the second player and teleport him 3 times. I want it to take both players at once and teleport them 3 times.

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1. teleport all players to location...

I know I can teleport players with the skript teleport, but I also need to set some variables for those players and a bunch of other stuff, and it all works, only problem is it does that for one player after another, instead of with all at once...

Can I put all players in a list variable to do this? I heard this solution before but somehow I don't think it worked, maybe I did something wrong...

Maybe something like this?

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1. loop {players::*}:    
2.     execute console command "/minecraft:tp %loop-value% -76.85 116 134.22 0 0"

 

Yes, that's exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much.