Sumo skript not working

[Samaib]

I get no errors but it's not teleporting anyone to {sumopos1} or {sumopos2}.

command /sumostart:
    permission: sumo.use
    trigger:
        set {sumo.start} to true
        broadcast "&a&lA Sumo event is starting soon! Type /event join Sumo to join!"
        wait 100 ticks
        teleport a random player out of {sumos} to {sumopos1}
        teleport a random player out of {sumos} to {sumopos2}
                
        
command /sumoend:
    permission: sumo.use
    trigger:
        set {sumo.start} to false
        broadcast "&c&lThe Sumo event has ended!"
        loop all players:
            {sumo::%loop-player%} is true:
                execute loop-player command "/spawn"
                set {sumo::%loop-player%} to false
    
command /sumopos1:
    permission: sumo.use
    trigger:
        set {sumopos1} to location of player
    
command /sumopos2:
    permission: sumo.use
    trigger:
        set {sumopos2} to location of player
    
command /sumospec:
    permission: sumo.use
    trigger:
        set {sumospec} to location of player
    
command /event join [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is "sumo":
            if {sumo.start} is true:
                teleport player to {sumospec}
                send "&a&lJoined the Sumo event!"
                set {sumo::%player%} to true
                add player to {sumos}
            else:
                send "&cThere isn't a Sumo event active!"

 

[xdh]

Try this (didn't test it)

command /event join [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is "sumo":
            if {sumo.start} is true:
                teleport player to {sumospec}
                send "&a&lJoined the Sumo event!"
                set {sumo::%player%} to true
                add player to {sumos::*}
            else:
                send "&cThere isn't a Sumo event active!"
        else:
            send "&cNo such event! Events: &4Sumo"

command /sumostart:
    permission: sumo.use
    trigger:
        set {sumo.start} to true
        broadcast "&a&lA Sumo event is starting soon! Type /event join Sumo to join!"
        wait 100 ticks
        set {_s} to the size of {sumos::*}
        teleport {sumos::%{_num}%} to {sumopos1}
        remove {sumos::%{_num}%} from {sumos::*}
        clear {_num}
        clear {_s}
        set {_s} to the size of {sumos::*}
        set {_num} to a random integer between 1 and {_s}
        teleport {sumos::%{_num}%} to {sumopos2}
        remove {sumos::%{_num}%} from {sumos::*}

[doublepost=1587971305,1587971204][/doublepost]also no need to use

wait 100 ticks

instead use seconds

wait 5 seconds

Every 20 ticks = 1 second

 

[Deleted member 9590]

I don't think it's a good idea to teleport a player "out" of a region, as simply teleporting them to a new place does that exact thing.
I'm not too sure, but I think putting this (see picture) messes things up

try this code instead

teleport a random player to {sumopos1}

 

[xdh]

I don't think it's a good idea to teleport a player "out" of a region, as simply teleporting them to a new place does that exact thing.
I'm not too sure, but I think putting this (see picture) messes things up
View attachment 4594
try this code instead

teleport a random player to {sumopos1}

I'd agree with you but he is trying to teleport someone who joined a queue hints "{sumo::*}"

 

[Deleted member 9590]

I'd agree with you but he is trying to teleport someone who joined a queue hints "{sumo::*}"

well, he could just set a temp variable to a random element out of the list


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As I understod, you wanted to pick someone random, so this should work

loop all players:
    add loop-player to {_list::*}
    set {_randomplayer} to random element out of {_list::*}
    teleport {_randomplayer} to {lokation}

@Samaib

 

[xdh]

Yeah he could just use random element, but looping all players wont work unless he out the queued players in a variable, Anyways both ways should work

 

[Deleted member 9590]

Yeah he could just use random element, but looping all players wont work unless he out the queued players in a variable, Anyways both ways should work

Yeah it was just an example, he could also just loop the variable, and use loop-value instead of loop-player

 

[Samaib]

well, he could just set a temp variable to a random element out of the list


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As I understod, you wanted to pick someone random, so this should work

loop all players:
    add loop-player to {_list::*}
    set {_randomplayer} to random element out of {_list::*}
    teleport {_randomplayer} to {lokation}

@Samaib

I tried this but it's still not teleporting anyone. Got no errors but it wont work.

 

[xdh]

Try this (didn't test it)

command /event join [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is "sumo":
            if {sumo.start} is true:
                teleport player to {sumospec}
                send "&a&lJoined the Sumo event!"
                set {sumo::%player%} to true
                add player to {sumos::*}
            else:
                send "&cThere isn't a Sumo event active!"
        else:
            send "&cNo such event! Events: &4Sumo"

command /sumostart:
    permission: sumo.use
    trigger:
        set {sumo.start} to true
        broadcast "&a&lA Sumo event is starting soon! Type /event join Sumo to join!"
        wait 100 ticks
        set {_s} to the size of {sumos::*}
        teleport {sumos::%{_num}%} to {sumopos1}
        remove {sumos::%{_num}%} from {sumos::*}
        clear {_num}
        clear {_s}
        set {_s} to the size of {sumos::*}
        set {_num} to a random integer between 1 and {_s}
        teleport {sumos::%{_num}%} to {sumopos2}
        remove {sumos::%{_num}%} from {sumos::*}

[doublepost=1587971305,1587971204][/doublepost]also no need to use

wait 100 ticks

instead use seconds

wait 5 seconds

Every 20 ticks = 1 second

Try this

 

[Samaib]

Try this

It works! Thank you very much!

 

[xdh]

No problem.