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I didn't make any loop in my example, here's how it might look with one: on server start: set {allowed_block} to stone wait 5 minutes set {allowed_block} to coal ore execute console command "sk reload <filename>" on break: if event-block isn't {allowed_block}: cancel event send "&cThe current phase is &f%{allowed_block}%&c!" to player That would probably work, but I would recommend doing something like this instead: on server start: set {allowed_block} to stone loop every 5 minutes: if {allowed_block} is stone: set {allowed_block} to coal ore else if {allowed_block} is coal ore: set {allowed_block} to iron ore else if {allowed_block} is iron ore: set {allowed_block} to stone # Resets the blocks send "&cThere's now a new phase!" to all players on break: if event-block isn't {allowed_block}: cancel event send "&cThe current phase is &f%{allowed_block}%&c!" to player

on join: set {_loc} to location at (0, 67, 0) in world "world" set yaw of {_loc} to 90 # Edit the number here to change the yaw set pitch of {_loc} to 0 # Edit the number here to change the pitch teleport player to {_loc}

I'm not sure how to do this, but here's a function that might do the trick. I haven't tested it though. function check_shulkers(p: player, i: item) :: boolean: if {_p} is holding a shulker box: loop (held item of {_p})'s inventory: if loop-value is {_i}: return true return false To call the function, just do: check_shulker(player, item) # Player is the player whos inventory you wanna check. # Item is the item that you'll check if inside the shulker box. The function will then return `false` or `true` whether or not the item is inside the held shulker box.

This is possible for sure! You could try something like this: on server start: set {allowed_block} to stone wait 5 minutes set {allowed_block} to coal ore on break: if event-block isn't {allowed_block}: cancel event send "&cThe current phase is &f%{allowed_block}%&c!" to player If you want to restart the timer you could just reload the skript, like this: Of course it could be done using other types of loops, but this might be the easiest way.

Hi! Here, this might work. Please note that I haven't tested it though. function openCrate(p: player): set metadata tag "crateGUI" of {_p} to chest inventory with 3 rows named "NAME OF CHEST" set slot 14 of metadata tag "crateGUI" of {_p} to tripwire hook named "&aClick to claim" open (metadata tag "crateGUI" of {_p}) to {_p} on inventory click: if event-inventory = (metadata tag "crateGUI" of player): cancel event if index of event-slot is 14: if {claimed::%player's uuid%} is set: send "&cYou have already claimed this!" to player exit send "&aYou claimed it!" to player give 1 stone to player There might be a better way to do this, but still, this probably works. No addons required either.

Do something like: if length of {home::%player's uuid%::*} > 2: send "You already have 3 homes." to player Haven't tested it or anything though.

command /setspawn: aliases: setlobby permission: spawn.set trigger: set {spawn} to player's location send "&aSpawn has successfully been set to your location!" to player play sound "minecraft:blocks.note_block.pling" for player command /spawn [<player>]: aliases: lobby trigger: if {spawn} isn't set: send "&cSpawn hasn't been set!" to player play sound "minecraft:blocks.note_block.didgeridoo" for player if arg-1 is set: if arg-1 isn't online: send "&cThat's not a player!" to player play sound "minecraft:blocks.note_block.didgeridoo" for player if player has permission "spawn.tpothers": teleport arg-1 to {spawn} send "&aYou have been teleported to spawn by &f%player%&a." to arg-1 send "&aSuccessfully teleported &f%arg-1%&a to spawn!" to player play sound "minecraft:blocks.note_block.pling" for player and arg-1 else: send "&cYou do not have the permission to teleport others to spawn!" to player play sound "minecraft:blocks.note_block.didgeridoo" for player exit teleport player to {spawn} send "&aYou have been teleported to spawn!" to player play sound "minecraft:blocks.note_block.pling" for player Sure you could do it a bit better, but I included some sounds and stuff. Haven't tried it tho.

When you're adding the items to the list you're adding strings, not items. Also, I belive that the swords variable is local and not global which means you can't access the sword variable from the sword command. I might be wrong on that though, I'm quite new to skript. I would belive this works: on load: set {swords::*} to diamond sword, iron sword and stone sword command /sword: trigger: set {_random} to a random element of {swords::*} give {_random} to player send "&cHere's a random sword!" to player

What's even a Bungeecord?

I've noticed that a lot of autosmelt scripts are very long, especially the ones with fortune. If you find any problems with the code, please comment it. Requirements: - Skript Features: - Autosmelt - Fortune Support - Autopickup on mine: cancel drops set {_amount} to item amount of (first element of (drops of event-block using player's tool)) if event-block is iron ore: give player {_amount} of iron ingot elif event-block is gold ore: give player {_amount} of gold ingot elif event-block is stone: give player {_amount} of stone elif event-block is ancient debris: give player {_amount} of netherite scraps else: give player drops of event-block using player's tool If you find the code useful please consider leaving a reaction.

Block Regeneration to a RPG-Server. Hello, I'm not very experienced in coding with skript so I would need some help with this. When the block first is mined the code should cancel the event and replace the block with bedrock. + It should give the user the block that was mined. It should then wait a few seconds: stone 30, coal, 1 minute, iron 2 minutes. When the timer is up the block should get regenerated. Please note that this should be for over 10 different blocks. Here is what I first made: on break coal ore: if gamemode of player is survival: wait 3 ticks set event-block to bedrock wait 60 seconds set event-block to stone on break stone: if gamemode of player is survival: wait 3 ticks set event-block to bedrock wait 30 seconds set event-block to stone However that gets really big when there's a lot of blocks, so I then thought something like this might work: options: Blacklist: Stone and Iron ore lst = [("stone", 30), ("Iron Ore", 60)] on break: if {@Blacklist} contains event-block: wait 3 ticks set event-block to bedrock wait lst[1] seconds set event-block to lst[0] The problem with this is that I don't know if you can assign arrays with tuples, and then do array[1] on it. If anyone knows how to solve this, or if they know an even better solution I would really appreciate it!