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verycoolguy123

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I've been trying to use PlaceholderAPI with skript for the past few hours but to no avail. I know that umbaska and skellet both are able to achieve this function, but I haven't found working version of them that support 1.7.10 while still maintaining this feature. If it would be possible, I'd like to know which version of both of these plugins are able to do this OR if there is another, possibly simpler plugin which is also able to achieve this. Thank you in advance!
 
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Do the latest versions of PlaceholderAPI works on 1.7? If so any of those should be working. You can try using Skript-Mirror too.
 
Snow-Pyon said:
Do the latest versions of PlaceholderAPI works on 1.7? If so any of those should be working. You can try using Skript-Mirror too.
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Yes, they do. However, the latest version of Umbaska and Skellet do not.
 
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Yes, they do. However, the latest version of Umbaska and Skellet do not.
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Well, I can't say anything about Umbaska as it isn't supported but @LimeGlass do support his addon and as far I know he stills supports 1.7 so it might be better to wait for a response from him.

But if you don't want wait, you can try using Skript-Mirror as said, it should be like this:

code_language.skript: 
on script load:
 
  import "me.clip.placeholderapi.PlaceholderAPI"

#then, somewhere
set {_args::*} to player and "your string with placeholders %%player_name%%" and player #you can use "null object" instead of player if you are using a placeholder that doesn't need one.
set {_parsed-text}
 to {PlaceholderAPI}.setPlaceholders({_args::*})
 
Snow-Pyon said:
Well, I can't say anything about Umbaska as it isn't supported but @LimeGlass do support his addon and as far I know he stills supports 1.7 so it might be better to wait for a response from him.

But if you don't want wait, you can try using Skript-Mirror as said, it should be like this:

code_language.skript: 
on script load:
 
  import "me.clip.placeholderapi.PlaceholderAPI"

#then, somewhere
set {_args::*} to player and "your string with placeholders %%player_name%%" and player #you can use "null object" instead of player if you are using a placeholder that doesn't need one.
set {_parsed-text}
 to {PlaceholderAPI}.setPlaceholders({_args::*})
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Skellet does support 1.7.10, but it does not load most of my skripts when it is added for a very odd reason. I am trying to grab the {prefix} placeholder for skript. I will try it out, thanks.
 
verycoolguy123 said:
Skellet does support 1.7.10, but it does not load most of my skripts when it is added for a very odd reason. I am trying to grab the {prefix} placeholder for skript. I will try it out, thanks.
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Skript itself has a "player's prefix" and "player's suffix" expression (you need Vault and a permission manager plugin to make it work tho).
 
Snow-Pyon said:
Skript itself has a "player's prefix" and "player's suffix" expression (you need Vault and a permission manager plugin to make it work tho).
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Thank you very much! I did not think skript had those expressions! I am very grateful to you. Will mark thread as solved. Thanks again.
 
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