Solved This can be shorter ?

[Uzumaki]

sub "winner":
    loop {bg::gamekills::*}:
        if loop-value is more than {_1st.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to {_3rd}
            set {_4th.point} to {_3rd.point}
            set {_3rd} to {_2nd}
            set {_3rd.point} to {_2nd.point}
            set {_2nd} to {_1st}
            set {_2nd.point} to {_1st.point}
            set {_1st} to loop-index
            set {_1st.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_2nd.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to {_3rd}
            set {_4th.point} to {_3rd.point}
            set {_3rd} to {_2nd}
            set {_3rd.point} to {_2nd.point}
            set {_2nd} to loop-index
            set {_2nd.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_3rd.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to {_3rd}
            set {_4th.point} to {_3rd.point}
            set {_3rd} to loop-index
            set {_3rd.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_4th.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to loop-index
            set {_4th.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_5th.point}:
            set {_5th} to loop-index
            set {_5th.point} to loop-value
    broadcast "%{_1st}% %{_1st.point}%"

 

[Deleted member 5254]

sub "winner":
    loop {bg::gamekills::*}:
        if loop-value is more than {_1st.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to {_3rd}
            set {_4th.point} to {_3rd.point}
            set {_3rd} to {_2nd}
            set {_3rd.point} to {_2nd.point}
            set {_2nd} to {_1st}
            set {_2nd.point} to {_1st.point}
            set {_1st} to loop-index
            set {_1st.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_2nd.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to {_3rd}
            set {_4th.point} to {_3rd.point}
            set {_3rd} to {_2nd}
            set {_3rd.point} to {_2nd.point}
            set {_2nd} to loop-index
            set {_2nd.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_3rd.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to {_3rd}
            set {_4th.point} to {_3rd.point}
            set {_3rd} to loop-index
            set {_3rd.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_4th.point}:
            set {_5th} to {_4tlmg}
            set {_5th.point} to {_4th.point}
            set {_4tlmg} to loop-index
            set {_4th.point} to loop-value
        else if loop-value is more than {_5th.point}:
            set {_5th} to loop-index
            set {_5th.point} to loop-value
    broadcast "%{_1st}% %{_1st.point}%"

There are some people that can create it smaller but this is what i came up with.

{_list::1} contains point of player in first place
{_list2::1} contains player in first place
{_list::2} contains point of player in second place
{_list2::2} contains player in second place
ETC

this will do it for all players in the list not just the first 5

sub "winner":
    set {_counter} to 0
    loop {bg::gamekills::*}:
        add 1 to {_counter}
    loop {bg::gamekills::*}:
        set {_backup::%loop-index%} to loop-value
    loop {_counter} times:
        delete {_first.player}
        delete {_first.number}
        loop {_backup::*}:
            if {_first.player} is not set:
                set {_first.number} to loop-value-2
                set {_first.player} to loop-index
            else:
                if loop-value-2 > {_first.number}:
                    set {_first.number} to loop-value-2
                    set {_first.player} to loop-index
        add {_first.number} to {_list::*}
        add {_first.player} to {_list2::*}
        delete {_backup::%{_first.player}%}
#Display part
    set {_loop} to 1
    loop {_counter} times:
        broadcast "%{_loop}%: %{_list2::%{_loop}%}% %{_list::%{_loop}%}%"
        add 1 to {_loop}

 

[Deleted member 5254]

sorry but I forgot to mention because i need only the 1st player and his points at final. this is why i wanted make it shorter.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

randomsk has a number sorting expression

or if you dont want to use that this is what i came up with

set {_highest_kills} to 0
loop {bg::gamekills::*}:
    if loop-value is greater than {_highest_kills}:
        set {_highest_kills} to loop-value
        set {_highest_killer} to loop-index
broadcast "%{_highest_killer}% - %{_highest_kills}%"

 

[Deleted member 5254]

randomsk has a number sorting expression

or if you dont want to use that this is what i came up with

set {_highest_kills} to 0
loop {bg::gamekills::*}:
    if loop-value is greater than {_highest_kills}:
        set {_highest_kills} to loop-value
        set {_highest_killer} to loop-index
broadcast "%{_highest_killer}% - %{_highest_kills}%"

Thanks again.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Nice example but how could you output the TOP 5 players with most kills ?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Nice example but how could you output the TOP 5 players with most kills ?

If you're talking about my example then you could just loop that code 5 times and at the end of the inner loop (outside of it but inside the outer loop) remove {_highest_killer} from the list

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Nice example but how could you output the TOP 5 players with most kills ?

He didn't ask for that