Remove player name from TABLIST

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LoneElf

LoneElf

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So, I am making a /spy command for my staff, but I need it to hide them from the players which I have done, but I need it to hide them from the player list because they are still on the server, just invisible. I've searched the documentations, but couldn't find exactly what I wanted. I have found something like, wipe player tablist score or something like that, but didn't work :/ Some help would be great, and please, if needed, tell me what SK ADDONS I need for this! :emoji_slight_smile: Thank you!
 
MundoSK has the following effect:
code_language.skript: 
(show|hide) %players% in tablist of %player%
an example:
code_language.skript: 
hide all players in tablist of player
You need ProtocolLib properly to make this effect work.
 
This doesn't seem to work :/ I want the player that has spy enabled to be hidden from everyone else's tablist. Any other suggestions?
 
code_language.skript: 
hide player in tablist of all players
If that doesn't work
code_language.skript: 
loop all players:
    hide player in tablist of loop-player
 
LoneElf said:
This doesn't seem to work :/ I want the player that has spy enabled to be hidden from everyone else's tablist. Any other suggestions?
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If it doesn't work then it's because you didn't do it right. Make sure to download the versions I liked above and if you have done it as Donut showed above.
 
Thanks guys - Its not that it showed an error, its just that it didn't hide the player from the others. I'll see if Donut's code works soon - Thanks guys :emoji_slight_smile:
[doublepost=1498671948,1498663814][/doublepost]Ok - Doesn't work :/ Here is my full code:
code_language.skript: 
command /stoggle <player>:
    trigger:
        if {spy.enable.%arg 1%} is false:
            set {spy.enable.%arg 1%} to true
            set {player.group.%uuid of arg 1%} to arg 1's group
            broadcast "&8%arg 1% &fhas &cQuit"
            message "&8[&b×&8] &7Spy Mode has been Enabled!" to arg 1
            message "&8[&b×&8] &7Make sure to disable this before leaving!" to arg 1
            message "&8[&b×&8] &7Use /tp to see if players are hacking!" to arg 1
            set {spy.spot.%arg 1%} to location of arg 1
            make console execute command "/pex user %arg 1% group set Spy-Mode"
            make console execute command "/gamemode spectator %arg 1%"
            loop all players:
                hide arg 1 in tablist of loop-player
[doublepost=1498752132][/doublepost]Bump
[doublepost=1498931518][/doublepost]Bump
 
I kinda expanded your script a bit; you don't have to use it as it is if you don't want to, but it may be a good source for reference.

code_language.skript: 
# using a text argument, but making the default argument the player
# this will allow us to use sub-command, while still allowing a player argument
command /stoggle [<text="%player%">]:
    permission: spy.toggle
    trigger:
        # allows us to use "text" argument, while preserving player argument
        set {_player} to arg 1 parsed as player
     
        if {_player} is online:
            # if this is the first time the player has ran the command
            if {spy.enable::%{_player}%} is not set:
                set {spy.enable::%{_player}%} to false

            # if player is not in spy-mode, make it so
            if {spy.enable::%{_player}%} is false:
                # using list for looping
                set {spy.enable::%{_player}%} to true
                broadcast "&8%{_player}% &fhas &cQuit"
                message "&8[&b×&8] &7Spy Mode has been Enabled!" to {_player}
                message "&8[&b×&8] &7Make sure to disable this before leaving!" to {_player}
                message "&8[&b×&8] &7Use /tp to see if players are hacking!" to {_player}
                set {spy.loc::%{_player}%} to location of {_player}
                # console commands do not have leading slash "/"
                execute console command "gamemode spectator %{_player}%"
                loop all players:
                    hide {_player} in tablist of loop-player
            # else, if spy-mode is active
            else:
                set {spy.enable::%{_player}%} to false
                broadcast "&8%{_player}% &fhas &9Join"
                message "&8[&b×&8] &7Spy Mode has been Disabled!" to {_player}
                execute console command "gamemode survival %{_player}%"
                loop all players:
                    # I am unsure why, but we need a delay here
                    wait 5 ticks
                    show {_player} in tablist of loop-player
     
        # list players who are in spy-mode
        if arg 1 is "list":
            loop {spy.enable::*}:
                # If your variables use UUID:
                add (player from "%loop-index%") to {_spies::*}
                # else, use this:
                #add loop-index to {_spies::*}
            message "&8[&b×&8] &7Spies: &c%{_spies::*}%" to player
             
on logout:
    # saving if a player logs out with spy-mode
    if {spy.enable::%player%} is true:
        set {spy.logout::%player%} to true
     
on login:
    # wait a few ticks
    wait 5 ticks
    # if the player logged out with spy-mode active
    if {spy.logout::%player%} is true:
        # change remove them from spectator
        execute console command "gamemode survival %player%"
        # reset variables to false
        set {spy.logout::%player%} to false
        set {spy.enable::%player%} to false
 
    # if a new player logs in while someone is hidden
    loop all players:
        # if it finds someone who is hidden
        if {spy.enable::%loop-player%} is true:
            # hides that player from the newly logged in player
            hide loop-player in tablist of player
I did remove the pex permissions things, as that's probably not a great idea (in my opinion), especially when there are many different ways to check if someone has the spy-mode activated.


I believe the only addons you may require to use this is MondoSK for the tablist stuffs, but I may be wrong.
 
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Thanks a lot man! One thing that doesn't work - When I do /spy to disable it, it doesn't show the player's name back again. Thanks for your help man! :emoji_slight_smile:
 
No problem :emoji_thumbsup:

Hmm; yeah, I was having that problem was well; however, adding the tick delay before showing the spy to the players seemed to fix it for me. Maybe try adding more of a delay?
 
Hmm, that is odd; but do not fret, as there are multiple ways to do a single thing! Granted, there's limited ways, but multiple nonetheless!

Try this:
code_language.skript: 
            # else, if spy-mode is active
            else:
                set {spy.enable::%{_player}%} to false
                broadcast "&8%{_player}% &fhas &9Join"
                message "&8[&b×&8] &7Spy Mode has been Disabled!" to {_player}
                execute console command "gamemode survival %{_player}%"
                add all players to {_test::*}
                loop {_test::*}:
                    wait 5 tick
                    set ("%loop-value%" parsed as player)'s tablist contains players to true
                    loop {spy.enable::*}:
                        {spy.enable::%loop-index-2%} is true
                        hide ("%loop-index-2%" parsed as player) in tablist of ("%loop-value-1%" parsed as player)
 
So, I figured something out that which is why my hiding thing didn't work before, and it is because when you are in vanish mode, your name is like this: LoneElf, which is why it didn't hide it. I changed it and made it make me into gamemode 3, then gamemode 0 after 1 tick, then gamemode 3 again after 1 tick. Just saying that because some people might have the same issue as I did. So, the code you gave me above doesn't show me again in the TABLIST. Thanks! :emoji_slight_smile:
[doublepost=1499041250,1499024626][/doublepost]Would I do the opposite for disabling it? I don't really understand - I have tried switching gamemodes like how I did for enabling it, but doesn't seem to work :/
 
Hmm; honestly, I'm not exactly sure. I was having a similar issue where, when I disabled it, I wouldn't reappear in the tablist; however, for me and my server, just adding the delay seemed to fix it. This was on a test server, with me being on, and a separate account being on to see the tablist from another player's view. The different methods I've been coming up with all do the same thing, but in a different way. If none of them are working, I can only suggest trying to figure out a different solution. Just saying that if anyone else has any ideas.
 
Thanks for your time bro - I really appreciate it - Please, and I say, Please - If you have any ideas, post it here! It doesn't matter if you think its wrong because thats why I'm here! Because I was wrong, so now I need your help. Thanks guys! :emoji_slight_smile:
[doublepost=1499398971,1499049550][/doublepost]I've kind of given up on this and just downloaded SuperVanish which works great! :emoji_slight_smile: Thanks everyone for the help. I really appreciate it! :emoji_grinning: Have a nice summer!
 
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