NEEDS HELP FIXING CODE - LEADERBOARD

[daniel_]

Hi,

I'm trying to make a leaderboard skript for my server with holograms.

I need to know how to find the player's (online + offline) with the highest number in their {time::%player's uuid%} variable and then set their time and username in a variable for a hologram.
I need to make the console execute the command /db line set 1st 1 2 [this would be the player's username] and then also do /db line set 1st 1 3 [this would be the {time::%player's uuid%} variable.

I would need to repeat this for 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Anything helps, thanks.
- daniel_

 

[The0Felon]

Hi,

I'm trying to make a leaderboard skript for my server with holograms.

I need to know how to find the player's (online + offline) with the highest number in their {time::%player's uuid%} variable and then set their time and username in a variable for a hologram.
I need to make the console execute the command /db line set 1st 1 2 [this would be the player's username] and then also do /db line set 1st 1 3 [this would be the {time::%player's uuid%} variable.

I would need to repeat this for 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Anything helps, thanks.
- daniel_

Hi,

You can loop every player by:

loop all offline players:

You can use execute console command "command" to make console run a command.

 

[daniel_]

command /updateleaderboard:
    trigger:
        # Step 1: Create an empty list to store pairs of UUID and time
        set {_leaderboard::*} to all elements of {time::*}

        # Step 2: Sort the leaderboard by time, descending
        set {_sorted::*} to the sorted elements of {_leaderboard::*} by value descending

        # Step 3: Get the top 3 UUIDs from the sorted list
        set {_1st} to {_sorted::1}
        set {_2nd} to {_sorted::2}
        set {_3rd} to {_sorted::3}

        # Step 4: Get the player names based on their UUIDs
        set {_name1} to {playername::%_1st%}
        set {_name2} to {playername::%_2nd%}
        set {_name3} to {playername::%_3rd%}

        # Step 5: Get the times for top players
        set {_time1} to {time::%_1st%}
        set {_time2} to {time::%_2nd%}
        set {_time3} to {time::%_3rd%}

        # Step 6: Display the leaderboard
        execute console command "/db line set 1st 1 2 %{_name1}%"
        execute console command "/db line set 1st 1 3 %{_time1}%"

        execute console command "/db line set 2nd 1 2 %{_name2}%"
        execute console command "/db line set 2nd 1 3 %{_time2}%"

        execute console command "/db line set 3rd 1 2 %{_name3}%"
        execute console command "/db line set 3rd 1 3 %{_time3}%"

        # Optional: Send a message to the player
        send "&7Leaderboard updated!" to player

i got this code from chatgpt and I need help. I get these errors attacked, can you help?

 

[The0Felon]

error 1:
use set {_leaderboards::*} to {_time::*}

error 2:
You can't do this like that.

error 3:
it's {_1st} not _1st


All other errors are same with error3.

 

[The0Felon]

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[daniel_]

Sort (Effect) - Skript

Sorts a list variable using either the natural ordering of the contents or the results of the given expression. Be warned, this will overwrite the indices of the list variable. When using the full sort %~objects% (by|based on) <expression> pattern, the input expression can be used to refer to...

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thank you everythings working but this. I tried this:

set {_sorted::*} to {_leaderboard::*} sorted in decending order of value

 

[The0Felon]

thank you everythings working but this. I tried this:

set {_sorted::*} to {_leaderboard::*} sorted in decending order of value

set {_sorted::*} to sorted {_leaderboard::*}

 

[daniel_]

can you help me with the variables my discord is

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