Separate loadouts

[etheboi_]

So I am an owner of a minecraft server and I have many problems with my lifesteal code. The code works well but the hearts transfer across worlds. And so does the hotbar. I was wondering if it was possible to: when a player leaves the lifesteal lobby, there hearts go back to 10 and their loadout gets saved and unloaded. My current code is below and i know what i need to do but i don't know where to put it.

on load:
set {lifesteal::%player's uuid%.hearts} to 10

on death:
if event-world is "lifesteal":
subtract 1 from max health of victim
set {lifesteal::%victim's uuid%.hearts} to {lifesteal::%victim's uuid%.hearts} - 1

add 1 to max health of attacker
set {lifesteal::%attacker's uuid%.hearts} to {lifesteal::%attacker's uuid%.hearts} + 1

#heart item
on rightclick:
if player is holding red dye named "&4Heart" with lore "&6Right Click to redeem":
add 1 to max health of player
set {lifesteal::%player's uuid%.hearts} to {lifesteal::%player's uuid%.hearts} + 1
remove 1 of red dye named "&4Heart" with lore "&6Right Click to redeem" from player's inventory

on drop:
if player is holding red dye named "&4Heart" with lore "&6Right Click to redeem":
if {drop.warn} is 0:
cancel event
set {drop.warn} to 1
send "&4Are you sure you want to drop this?" to player

if {drop.warn} is 1:
set {drop.warn} to 0

command /itemheart [<offline player>]:
permission: get.heart
trigger:
if player does not have permission "get.heart":
send "&4You do not have permission to do this!"
else:
if event-world is "lifesteal":
if arg-1 is set:
set {_target} to arg-1
give {_target} red dye named "&4Heart" with lore "&6Right Click to redeem"
if arg-1 isn't set:
give player red dye named "&4Heart" with lore "&6Right Click to redeem"
else:
send "&4You can not do that here!" to player

and i need to add:

if event-world is not "lifesteal":
set max health of player to 10
if event-world is "lifesteal":
set max health of player to {lifesteal::%player's uuid%.hearts}

but i just dont know where to put it.

 

[Zhync]

You could put it in an 'on player world change' event. I'd wait a tick before setting the max health, though.

Edit: I should probably mention this, too, but if you have multiple gamemodes like this and get around 20 players or more, I would recommend making a proxy instead of running it all on one server. It takes a bit of technical knowledge, but if you're hosting your own server, it looks more professional and makes coding easier. And if you're using Minehut, like the majority of us are, I believe there's a way to do it on the dashboard, but it costs a bit more credits each month (I set mine up as an external and I'm using Oracle to host, which ties closer with setting it up manually).