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Script StaffChat 1.3

A simple staffchat with a configuration file!

  1. jackYodil

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    jackYodil submitted a new resource:

    StaffChat - A simple staffchat with a configuration file!

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    #1 jackYodil, Jan 28, 2017
  2. ShaneBee

    ShaneBee
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    Hi,
    I get this error...
    [16:24:33 ERROR]: Can't understand this condition/effect: create file "plugins/StaffChat/config.yml" (sc.sk, line 4: create file "plugins/StaffChat/config.yml"')
    [16:24:33 INFO]: [Skript] Encountered 1 error while reloading sc.sk!

    Is it possible to let me know whats up ?
     
    #2 ShaneBee, Feb 6, 2017
  3. ShaneBee

    ShaneBee
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    It's because he didn't put all the dependencies on the overview, you need skUtilites and not skQuery for this, although he's using skQuery's YML.

    to the OP, I would recommend to use the skUtilities YML and get rid of skQuery, just for override conflict issues, prefix all the yml syntax with "skutil" and it'll be fine. Also, you should put other kind of prefix to your variables, other scripts could be using the `config` var of other thing that isn't your script and you're deleting it when your script is loaded, put something like {staffChat::config::*} and it'll be fine
     
    #3 ShaneBee, Feb 7, 2017
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