Multi skript doesnt work

[skPnguin]

Hi there! So i made a multiplier skript with no errors but if i right click with a item it doesnt multiply the money

heres the code:
 

on right click:
	if event-item is grey dye:
		display name of player's held item is "&3&lCLICKER &7&o(Tier I)":
			if {toggleclickers} is set:
				send "&cYou cant use clickers at this time!"
				stop
			else:
				add 1*{multi::%player's uuid%} to {clicks::%player's uuid%}

 

[BanditEagle]

4 minutes ago, pizzaschut said:

add 1*{multi::%player's uuid%}

you don't need to do like this. You can just do

add {multi::%player's uuid%} to {clicks::%player's uuid%}
or
add (1*{multi::%player's uuid%}) to {clicks::%player's uuid%}

Make sure you have {multi::%player's uuid%} set tho.

EDIT: Also, where are you setting {toggleclickers}? Cause if you are just setting it to false, it will still be set. If you delete it, then it won't be set. Make sure of that too. I suggest checking by sending the variable to yourself if you are having issues with it.

Edited May 3, 2021 by BanditEagle

[skPnguin]

4 minutes ago, BanditEagle said:

you don't need to do like this. You can just do

add {multi::%player's uuid%} to {clicks::%player's uuid%}
or
add (1*{multi::%player's uuid%}) to {clicks::%player's uuid%}

Make sure you have {multi::%player's uuid%} set tho.

Theres a error

[BanditEagle]

Just now, pizzaschut said:

Theres a error

you didnt put "add" at the beginning of the line

[skPnguin]

1 minute ago, BanditEagle said:

you didnt put "add" at the beginning of the line

I don't have any errors but it doesnt add anything to ur balance

[BanditEagle]

12 minutes ago, pizzaschut said:

I don't have any errors but it doesnt add anything to ur balance

are you trying to add it to player's balance? or the variable?

Also, what did you set {toggleclickers} and {multi::%player's uuid%} to?

[skPnguin]

2 minutes ago, BanditEagle said:

are you trying to add it to player's balance? or the variable?

Also, what did you set {toggleclickers} and {multi::%player's uuid%} to?

Toggleclickers is to disable clickers and multi is 

command /setmulti [<offline player>] [<text>]:
	permission: op
	trigger:
		if arg-1 is set:
			if arg-2 is set:
				set {multi::%player's uuid%} to arg-2

on first join:
	set {multi::%player's uuid%} to 1

command /multi:
	trigger:
		send "Multi: %{multi::%player's uuid%}%"

 

[BanditEagle]

does the /multi command send anything? If so, what?

[skPnguin]

3 minutes ago, BanditEagle said:

does the /multi command send anything? If so, what?

It sends the current multi that u have

[_Tarna_]

debug it. send or broadcast a message after each if statement to see if they are even being met.

[skPnguin]

33 minutes ago, Tarnerd said:

debug it. send or broadcast a message after each if statement to see if they are even being met.

wdym

[BanditEagle]

13 minutes ago, pizzaschut said:

wdym

Like this:

command /setmulti [<offline player>] [<text>]:
	permission: op
	trigger:
		broadcast "test1"
  		if arg-1 is set:
  			broadcast "test2"
			if arg-2 is set:
  				broadcast "test3"
				set {multi::%player's uuid%} to arg-2
  				broadcast "test4"

on first join:
	set {multi::%player's uuid%} to 1
  	broadcast "test5"

command /multi:
	trigger:
		send "Multi: %{multi::%player's uuid%}%"
  		broadcast "test6"

essentially it will let you see which lines are broadcasted and which ones are not [if they are not]. Do the same with the first skript too. Then find out which lines work and which don't. 

[skPnguin]

31 minutes ago, BanditEagle said:

Like this:

command /setmulti [<offline player>] [<text>]:
	permission: op
	trigger:
		broadcast "test1"
  		if arg-1 is set:
  			broadcast "test2"
			if arg-2 is set:
  				broadcast "test3"
				set {multi::%player's uuid%} to arg-2
  				broadcast "test4"

on first join:
	set {multi::%player's uuid%} to 1
  	broadcast "test5"

command /multi:
	trigger:
		send "Multi: %{multi::%player's uuid%}%"
  		broadcast "test6"

essentially it will let you see which lines are broadcasted and which ones are not [if they are not]. Do the same with the first skript too. Then find out which lines work and which don't. 

Im very confused

[BanditEagle]

2 hours ago, pizzaschut said:

Im very confused

Just broadcast some texts between lines and when you run the command or the function or both, you can see which texts are being broadcasted and which are not. That way, if there are some texts that are not broadcasted, you can figure out which sections don't work, and work to debug it.