Keycard skript

[TheMangoCrew]

So... I don't know how to skript. This idea is pretty much what people have on the minehut server dangerzone, but if you haven't heard of it, i'll explain what I want to make (but can't). I want to make a thing where you press a specific type of button (material of button) with for example a glass pane named smt. You have multiple levels of keycards (lets say 1-5) if you use a level 3 keycard on a level 3 reader, the iron door opens. If you use a lower level, it doesn't. If you use a higher level, it still opens. How do you do that?

[AgentGamerPro]

* = Untested, and unsure if the skript works

For what i'm thinking of, I would create a command that adds the block the player is facing to a list. Here's a rough* example:

command /setlock <integer>:
	permission: skript.setcard
	trigger:
  		if arg-1 is not set:
  			send "&cSet The Keycard! (1-5)" to player
  		else if arg-1 is "1":
			add player's targeted block to {Block1::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
    	else if arg-1 is "2":
			add player's targeted block to {Block2::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
   		else if arg-1 is "3":
			add player's targeted block to {Block3::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
   		else if arg-1 is "4":
			add player's targeted block to {Block4::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
    	else if arg-1 is "5":
			add player's targeted block to {Block5::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
    	else:
			send "&cYou must set the argument from 1 to 5, and must be a number!" to player

Now im not sure how to make it open a door, so thats gonna rely on someone else. The next skript finds the player's held item and finds out if it's the right keycard. Here is another rough* example:

on right-click:
	if player's held item is paper named "&cKeycard &7- &4Rank 1":
		if {Block1::*} contains player's targeted block:
			# Don't know how to make a door open here so :/
	else if player's held item is paper named "&cKeycard &7-" &4Rank 1":
		if {Block1::*} contains player's targeted block:
			# Don't know how to make a door open here so :/
		else if {Block2::*} contains player's targeted block:
			# Don't know how to make a door open here so :/
	
	# Repeat the steps here. You should be able to see the pattern, and im to lazy to make the whole thing

 

[TheMangoCrew]

so, 1st thing... When I just copy-pasted it skript reload it gave me 19 errors jesus christ

 

at least 8 of them was that you put 3 spaces and 1 tab on each "else if" and the "if" in the first one. You need 2 tabs there. I fixed those... There were also problems with some "number cant be integer" or smt idk i'll look into it i guess...

[TheMangoCrew]

On 11/15/2020 at 10:04 PM, AgentGamerPro said:

* = Untested, and unsure if the skript works

For what i'm thinking of, I would create a command that adds the block the player is facing to a list. Here's a rough* example:

command /setlock <integer>:
	permission: skript.setcard
	trigger:
  		if arg-1 is not set:
  			send "&cSet The Keycard! (1-5)" to player
  		else if arg-1 is "1":
			add player's targeted block to {Block1::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
    	else if arg-1 is "2":
			add player's targeted block to {Block2::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
   		else if arg-1 is "3":
			add player's targeted block to {Block3::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
   		else if arg-1 is "4":
			add player's targeted block to {Block4::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
    	else if arg-1 is "5":
			add player's targeted block to {Block5::*}
  			send "&aSuccess!" to player
    	else:
			send "&cYou must set the argument from 1 to 5, and must be a number!" to player

Now im not sure how to make it open a door, so thats gonna rely on someone else. The next skript finds the player's held item and finds out if it's the right keycard. Here is another rough* example:

on right-click:
	if player's held item is paper named "&cKeycard &7- &4Rank 1":
		if {Block1::*} contains player's targeted block:
			# Don't know how to make a door open here so :/
	else if player's held item is paper named "&cKeycard &7-" &4Rank 1":
		if {Block1::*} contains player's targeted block:
			# Don't know how to make a door open here so :/
		else if {Block2::*} contains player's targeted block:
			# Don't know how to make a door open here so :/
	
	# Repeat the steps here. You should be able to see the pattern, and im to lazy to make the whole thing

 

so, 1st thing... When I just copy-pasted it skript reload it gave me 19 errors jesus christ

 

at least 8 of them was that you put 3 spaces and 1 tab on each "else if" and the "if" in the first one. You need 2 tabs there. I fixed those... There were also problems with some "number cant be integer" or smt idk i'll look into it i guess...

[CoolProgrammer]

On 11/17/2020 at 11:47 PM, TheMangoCrew said:

so, 1st thing... When I just copy-pasted it skript reload it gave me 19 errors jesus christ

 

at least 8 of them was that you put 3 spaces and 1 tab on each "else if" and the "if" in the first one. You need 2 tabs there. I fixed those... There were also problems with some "number cant be integer" or smt idk i'll look into it i guess...

They clearly mentioned that it's untested and might have many bugs.

They also tried their best to provide you the Skript with your needs for free.

[TheMangoCrew]

On 11/22/2020 at 8:11 AM, CoolProgrammer said:

They clearly mentioned that it's untested and might have many bugs.

They also tried their best to provide you the Skript with your needs for free.

I know, I do not have any issues with it, and I completely agree. I just wanted to highlight some info for the creator of the skript, and thanking him for doing this. You don't have to understand this in a bad way. I'm not trying to get into an agruement here, but do you mind just being a bit more chill and friendly? I read the stuff he wrote, I am just noting things.