Word detection

[aescraft]

Instead of "message contains", add a "message contains word", to detect only a word.

Example of why this is important:

on chat:
  if message contains word "rape":
    # ban the player

This would detect if the message contains THE WORD rape, not if the message contains "rape" on it.

Right now, as skript works, I would have to do this to ban the word rape instead of banning all messages that contains "rape" on it:

on chat:
  if message contains "rape":
     if message contains "cameraperson" or "drape" or "grape" or "raper" or "parapet" or "skyscraper" or "therapeutic" or "trapeze":
        stop
      #ban the player

In the "rape" example, I would have to add another indent and another "if" with a stop command on the words I don't want to get triggered by the skript.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

on chat:
  if message contains " rape " or " rape" or "rape ":
    # ban the player
  else if message is "rape":
    # ban the player

Maybe this one works better

on chat:
    set {_msg} to "%message%"
    if "%{_msg}%" is "rape":
        #Ban the player
        message "&4Rape detected"
        cancel event
        stop
    set {_message::*} to {_msg} split at " "
    loop {_message::*}:
        if "%loop-value%" is "rape":
            #Ban the player
            message "&4Rape detected"
            cancel event
            stop

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Or use regex

on chat:
    if message matches ".*\brape\b.*":
        #stuff

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Or use regex

on chat:
    if message matches ".*\brape\b.*":
        #stuff

Regex always better

 

[Deleted member 5254]

What is regex? ".*\b" ?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

What is regex? ".*\b" ?

It detects a bunch of phrases in one and makes sure it catches it. It is also more efficient and used widely in Skript anti advertisements.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Here's a good explanation of regex

 

[Deleted member 5254]

It detects a bunch of phrases in one and makes sure it catches it. It is also more efficient and used widely in Skript anti advertisements.

what have i just read then.