Solved On chunk change event

[sandor_1234]

There is already a "on chunk change" event: https://www.skunity.com/events#ChunkChangeEvent
But this addon hasn't been updated for a while and doesn't work, it gives me this error on starup:
http://pastebin.com/JrnYj7AG
And it says it is enabled:

But when i try to load a skript with the On chunk change event it just says:

maybe @Nicofisi could update his addon or can another addon dev add this event to their addon?
I need this event for my faction skript to check if the player enters claimed land or wilderniss. If there are any other ideas to trigger something when a players enters a different chunk (Other claimed land) let met know .
[doublepost=1488050235,1488050191][/doublepost]Maybe @LimeGlass can add this to skellett???

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Maybe @LimeGlass can add this to skellett???

Skellett has custom events, just add it yourself lol

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Skellett has custom events, just add it yourself lol

Didn't know about that, will look in to it tomorrow

 

[Deleted member 5254]

The chunk change in LargeSk is custom and uses the PlayerMovement event. For that reason I won't be adding it to Skellett. I don't want Skellett to lag for random reasons.

You can use SkQuery to make this though

on any movement:
    if {chunk::%player%} is not set:
        set {chunk::%player%} to chunk at player
    else if {chunk::%player%} is not chunk at player:
        #This is your chunk event
        #{chunk::%player%} is past chunk
        #chunk at player is new chunk
on quit:
    delete {chunk::%player%}

Hope this helped your solution xD

 

[Deleted member 5254]

The chunk change in LargeSk is custom and uses the PlayerMovement event. For that reason I won't be adding it to Skellett. I don't want Skellett to lag for random reasons.

You can use SkQuery to make this though

on any movement:
    if {chunk::%player%} is not set:
        set {chunk::%player%} to chunk at player
    else if {chunk::%player%} is not chunk at player:
        #This is your chunk event
        #{chunk::%player%} is past chunk
        #chunk at player is new chunk
on quit:
    delete {chunk::%player%}

Hope this helped your solution xD

That will lag my server

 

[Deleted member 5254]

That will lag my server

It's pretty much the same as the LargeSk event. Shouldn't be too laggy.

Not much of a difference, this way is the same.