Variable outside skript

[Turb032]

Hi guys, I just wanted to know if it's possible to take a variable from "outside" a Skript. Thank you!

 

[couger44]

Hi guys, I just wanted to know if it's possible to take a variable from "outside" a Skript. Thank you!

What do you mean?

 

[Goose]

Assuming you mean take the value of one of Skript's variables and use it elsewhere, you could set up a db and have Skript save variables there.

 

[AHappyLittleSloth]

You can use Ersatz to create placeholders with PlaceholdersAPI. This is the method I would recommend. If you still need help, post your code and I can show you how to use it.

I''ll give an example: I assume you know how to use variables so, say you want your scoreboard plugin to show how many Coins a player has. The Coins are managed by an economy skript that stores the Coin amounts in the variable {Coins::%player's uuid%} (Using a list variable is recommended for this). This is how you would skript the PAPI placeholder:

on placeholder request with prefix "eco":
  if the identifier is "coins":
    set the result to "{Coins::%player's uuid%}"

This would create a PAPI placeholder that looks like this: %eco.coins%

Then, in your scoreboard plugin, just put %eco.coins% and you're done!

 

[Turb032]

You can use Ersatz to create placeholders with PlaceholdersAPI. This is the method I would recommend. If you still need help, post your code and I can show you how to use it.

I''ll give an example: I assume you know how to use variables so, say you want your scoreboard plugin to show how many Coins a player has. The Coins are managed by an economy skript that stores the Coin amounts in the variable {Coins::%player's uuid%} (Using a list variable is recommended for this). This is how you would skript the PAPI placeholder:

on placeholder request with prefix "eco":
  if the identifier is "coins":
    set the result to "{Coins::%player's uuid%}"

This would create a PAPI placeholder that looks like this: %eco.coins%

Then, in your scoreboard plugin, just put %eco.coins% and you're done!

Thank you! I'll try this.
[doublepost=1589704264,1589702677][/doublepost]It gives me an error: "Can't compare the indentifier with a text", this is the code i've done:

on placeholder request with prefix "cash":
    if the indentifier is "player":
        set the resault to "{cash.%player%}"

the variable {cash.%player%} it's a normal variable that i created
[doublepost=1589704668][/doublepost]

You can use Ersatz to create placeholders with PlaceholdersAPI. This is the method I would recommend. If you still need help, post your code and I can show you how to use it.

I''ll give an example: I assume you know how to use variables so, say you want your scoreboard plugin to show how many Coins a player has. The Coins are managed by an economy skript that stores the Coin amounts in the variable {Coins::%player's uuid%} (Using a list variable is recommended for this). This is how you would skript the PAPI placeholder:

on placeholder request with prefix "eco":
  if the identifier is "coins":
    set the result to "{Coins::%player's uuid%}"

This would create a PAPI placeholder that looks like this: %eco.coins%

Then, in your scoreboard plugin, just put %eco.coins% and you're done!

Oh but wait, i meant creating a variable in skript ({lalala.%player%}) set it to something, than changing .sk file, and than put the variable i created in the skript before, into the skript i'm using.

 

[AHappyLittleSloth]

Uhm so this is a default feature in skript. Look more into variables