mute

[skanto123]

command /cmute [player] [text]:
permission: cmute.mute
permission message: &cNo Permission!
trigger:
if arg 1 is set:
if arg 2 is set:
if {mute.%player-argument%} is 0:
set {mute.%player-argument%} to 5
if {mute.%player-argument%} is set:
set {mute.%player-argument%} to {mute.%player-argument%} * 2

every 1 seconds:
loop all players:
if {mute.%loop-player%} is set:
make console execute command "mute %loop-player% {mute.%loop-player%} m %text-argument%

What I got done. How do I make it so when staff does /cmute player reason if the player isnt muted it sets the mute to 5 mins and mutes him and if he gets muted again it sets the mute to old mute time * 2. so first its 5mins then 10 min mute then 20min mute

 

[ShaneBee]

Hey
For starters you need to have your variables in chevrons
so instead of putting [player] you need to put [<player>]

As for this part
"%loop-player% {mute.%loop-player%} m %text-argument%"
Im not sure if that works
Try
%loop-player% {mute.%loop-player%} m %arg-2%
[doublepost=1522700596,1522693351][/doublepost]As per our discord conversation, this is the fix for this issue

command /cmute [<player>] [<text>]:
    permission: cmute.mute
    permission message: &cNo Permission!
    trigger:
        if arg 1 is set:
            if arg 2 is set:
                if {mute.%arg-1%} is not set:
                    set {mute.%arg-1%.time} to 5
                    set {mute.%arg-1%} to true
                if {mute.%arg-1%} is set:
                    set {mute.%arg-1%.time} to {mute.%arg-1%.time} * 2
                    set {mute.%arg-1%} to true

every 1 seconds:
    loop all players:
        if {mute.%loop-player%} is true:
            make console execute command "mute %loop-player% %{mute.%loop-player%.time}%m"
            set {mute.%loop-player%} to false