Toplist Position

[Deleted member 239]

Hello,

I have a pvp ranking toplist in Skript.

How can i send my position?

Example:

Top 3:
Name
Name
Name

You are #485 in the ranking.

Best regards
H0peLess

 

[Deleted member 5254]

This is a request. Please post it in the request forum using the correct format.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

This is a request. Please post it in the request forum using the correct format.

Maybe he talking about mechanics, not project?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Hello,

I have a pvp ranking toplist in Skript.

How can i send my position?

Example:

Top 3:
Name
Name
Name

You are #485 in the ranking.

Best regards
H0peLess

How have you stored the data?
I have an idea on how to do this.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

My variables:

{Kills::*}
{Kills::%player's uuid%}

Its possible but i don't know how

 

[Deleted member 5254]

My variables:

{Kills::*}
{Kills::%player's uuid%}

Its possible but i don't know how

What does {Kills::*} store?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

What does {Kills::*} store?

I'm guessing {Kills::*} stores the amount of kills by a player. The loop-index is the player's uuid, and the loop-value is the amount of kills. I think; this is a speculation. It would make sense for it to be this way from the information given.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Ok then it would be something like this:

Set {_playerrank} to 1
Loop {Kills::*}:
    If {Kills::%loop-value%} > {Kills::%uuid of player}:
        Add 1 to {_playerrank}

 

[Deleted member 5254]

• Set {_playerrank} to 1

• Loop {Kills::*}:

• If {Kills::%loop-value%} > {Kills::%uuid of player}:

• Add 1 to {_playerrank}

doesn't work :/

 

[Deleted member 5254]

See below.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

doesn't work :/

I think its because there is no such {Kills::*}.
Could you execute this code (assuming you're on a test server) and tell me what it says (or take a screen):

Loop {Kills::*}:
    Broadcast "%loop-value%"

[doublepost=1500388255,1500388119][/doublepost]

function getTopRanking(type: text) :: texts:
    loop {%{_type}%::*}:
        add 1 to {_size}
        if {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} isn't set:
            set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} to loop-index
        else:
            set {_n} to 0
            loop {_size} times:
                set {_n} to {_n}+1
                if {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} isn't set:
                    set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} to loop-index
                    stop loop
    set {_n} to size of {_low.to.high.list::*}
    loop {_low.to.high.list::*}:
        set {_high.to.low.list::%{_n}%} to loop-value
        set {_n} to {_n}-1
    return {_high.to.low.list::*}
   
command /top [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is "kills":
            set {_type} to "%arg-1%"
            set {_top::*} to getTopRanking("%{_type}%")
            message ""
            loop {_top::*}:
                add 1 to {_topnumber}
                set {_player} to "%loop-value%" parsed as offlineplayer
                message " &a%{_topnumber}%) &7%{_player}%"
                if {_topnumber} > 9:
                    stop
            message ""

This skript parses the top 10 off players with the most kills right?
But the OP wants to show the ranking of the player executing the command

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I think its because there is no such {Kills::*}.
Could you execute this code (assuming you're on a test server) and tell me what it says (or take a screen):

Loop {Kills::*}:
    Broadcast "%loop-value%"

[doublepost=1500388255,1500388119][/doublepost]
This skript parses the top 10 off players with the most kills right?
But the OP wants to show the ranking of the player executing the command

Yeah my bad , copy & past the wrong code.

That's the right code.

Rank POSITION

function getYourRank(p: player , type: text) :: integer:
    loop {%{_type}%::*}:
        add 1 to {_size}
        if {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} isn't set:
            set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} to loop-index
        else:
            set {_n} to 0
            loop {_size} times:
                set {_n} to {_n}+1
                if {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} isn't set:
                    set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} to loop-index
                    stop loop
    set {_n} to size of {_low.to.high.list::*}
    loop {_low.to.high.list::*}:
        set {_high.to.low.list::%{_n}%} to loop-value
        set {_n} to {_n}-1
    loop {_high.to.low.list::*}:
        add 1 to {_topnumber}
        set {_player} to "%loop-value%" parsed as offlineplayer
        if "%{_player}%" is "%{_p}%":
            set {_rank} to {_topnumber}
    return {_rank}

 

[Deleted member 5254]

• function getYourRank(p: player , type: text) :: integer:

• loop {%{_type}%::*}:

• add 1 to {_size}

• if {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} isn't set:

• set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value%} to loop-index

• else:

• set {_n} to 0

• loop {_size} times:

• set {_n} to {_n}+1

• if {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} isn't set:

• set {_low.to.high.list::%loop-value-1%.%{_n}%} to loop-index

• stop loop

• set {_n} to size of {_low.to.high.list::*}

• loop {_low.to.high.list::*}:

• set {_high.to.low.list::%{_n}%} to loop-value

• set {_n} to {_n}-1

• loop {_high.to.low.list::*}:

• add 1 to {_topnumber}

• set {_player} to "%loop-value%" parsed as offlineplayer

• if "%{_player}%" is "%{_p}%":

• set {_rank} to {_topnumber}

• return {_rank}

Wow thanks!
And how can i create a command for this function?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

@H0peLess Here you go:

command /example:
    trigger:
        set {_rank} to getYourRank( player , "kills")
        message "&7You are &c%{_rank}% &7in the ranking."

 

[Deleted member 5254]

 

[Deleted member 5254]

That's pretty strange , can you let me see what the variable {Kills::*} contains?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Only numbers.

But with player names.
add 1 to {Kills:%attacker%}

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Try with caps and be sure you have some kills.

CODE=SKRIPT]command /example:
    trigger:
        set {_rank} to getYourRank( player , "Kills")
        message "&7You are &c%{_rank}% &7in the ranking."

[doublepost=1500389854,1500389453][/doublepost]

Try with caps and be sure you have some kills.

CODE=SKRIPT]command /example:
    trigger:
        set {_rank} to getYourRank( player , "Kills")
        message "&7You are &c%{_rank}% &7in the ranking."

You forgot one more ":" in the variable set:

{Kills:%attacker%} instead of {Kills::%attacker%}

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Doesn't work

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Doesn't work

Man that's pretty impossible if you set variables in the right way , be sure that you set variables with double :: and not with only one as you said above.