Solved Problem with Skript chat

[Ouma Shu]

What's wrong with this? It doesn't send the message.

on chat:
    cancel event
    if "%region at player%" is "<none>":
        loop all players:
            if "%region at loop-player%" is "%region at player%":
                if {colors} is not set:
                    set {colors} to 1
                if {colors} is 1:
                    if {nickname.%player%} is not set:
                        send "%player% > &f%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 2
                        stop
                    else if {nickname.%player%} is set:
                        send "%{nickname.%player%}% > &f%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 2
                        stop
                else if {colors} is 2:
                    if {nickname.%player%} is not set:
                        send "%player% > &7%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 1
                        stop
                    else if {nickname.%player%} is set:
                        send "%{nickname.%player%}% > &7%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 1
                        stop

It works just if I do ;broadcast; instead of ;send "%{nickname.%player%}% > &7%coloured message%" to loop-player;

 

[couger44]

What's wrong with this? It doesn't send the message.

on chat:
    cancel event
    if "%region at player%" is "<none>":
        loop all players:
            if "%region at loop-player%" is "%region at player%":
                if {colors} is not set:
                    set {colors} to 1
                if {colors} is 1:
                    if {nickname.%player%} is not set:
                        send "%player% > &f%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 2
                        stop
                    else if {nickname.%player%} is set:
                        send "%{nickname.%player%}% > &f%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 2
                        stop
                else if {colors} is 2:
                    if {nickname.%player%} is not set:
                        send "%player% > &7%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 1
                        stop
                    else if {nickname.%player%} is set:
                        send "%{nickname.%player%}% > &7%coloured message%" to loop-player
                        set {colors} to 1
                        stop

It works just if I do ;broadcast; instead of ;send "%{nickname.%player%}% > &7%coloured message%" to loop-player;

try set:

if "%region at player%" is "__global__":

 

[Ouma Shu]

Not working..

 

[couger44]

If you do not send the message to all players within the loop, it is because skript detects "<none>" as a region.
[doublepost=1553891218,1553891026][/doublepost]or if problem is with variable "{colors}", try set:

on skript load:
    set {colors} 1

me think

 

[Ouma Shu]

So, why if I put "broadcast" it works and if I put "send to loop-player" it doesn't work?

 

[couger44]

So, why if I put "broadcast" it works and if I put "send to loop-player" it doesn't work?

Then, put

if "%region at player%" contains "<none>": #Or __global__ if "<none>" not works

[doublepost=1553906059,1553905999][/doublepost]try changing all

if "%region at player%" is "region":

To:

if "%region at player%" contains "region":

 

[Runakai]

I would also try to use local variable in that region situation, I don't really know if that affects it tho since it works with broadcast and not with send.
Maybe use filters? "send "" to all players where [player input = loop-player]"

 

[Ouma Shu]

Thank you all guys for the help, I found how to "fix" it. I separated color formatting from sending the message in two "on chat" events. Thank you all for the help.