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  1. the default usage message for skript is very inflexible, although there are better ways of doing what he's done
  2. command /smsg [<offline player>] [<text>]: trigger: if arg-2 is set: if arg-1 is online: if arg-1 != player: send "(To %arg-1%) %arg-2%" to player send "(From %player%) %arg-2%" to arg-2 else: send "&cYou can not send a message to yourself!" else: send "&cThat player is offline!" else: send "&cFormat: /smsg <player> <message>" something like this should work
  3. It'll be a lot better of an idea to rely on a plugin like luckperms, however if you're talking about something like ranks in chat using an external plugins rank system using skript you can easily do something like on chat: set chat format to "%player's prefix% %player%: %message%"
  4. Always glad to help
  5. you're on minehut forums... suggesting to use skript-mirror... as well as essentials... to make a tpa command???
  6. You're not giving nearly enough information about your issue, "not detecting" could mean it's not detecting the syntax or the syntax is valid but it's not detecting you entering the region. In the case of the latter, that'd be your case. A few things to note within the on region enter event, region at player != event-region. Region at player will grab the region of the player before they enter the region. event-region, obviously, returns the region that the player is about to enter (or already has entered depending on how you want to view it) worldguard syntaxes do not work with skript if you are running fastasyncworldedit with worldguard, you must run worldedit and worldguard if you want these syntaxes to be recognised by skript you can not directly compare regions with text, you must parse the region as a string/text first (see below) regions, even after parsing them as strings, are formatted in the form "<region> in world <world>". Because of this, we use contains instead of a direct comparison (see below again) A valid example of the on region enter event: on region enter: if "%event-region%" contains "<insert your region name here>": cancel event send "&cYou can not enter here!" to player Hope this helps, Ofus.
  7. Seems interesting, i'll be getting involved!
  8. Ofus

    #NoPluginLimit

    This update is the right step forward, if you want unlimited plugins on a free host go to another host (if you can find one lmao, 99% of free hosts have a plugin limit that is usually less than 12)
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