Skript {Example} help

[foxyplush135]

I'm trying to make something that counts deaths, but if I make a 'add 1 to {Example::*}', It would add 1 to {Example::*} for everyone. 

So If someone died, It would add one to {Deaths::*}, how do I make it record for that one player?

 

(sorry if this is in the wrong forum place, I think it is though)

[ItzJPower]

Ok i suggest that you do {Deaths.%player%}?

[_Tarna_]

That's not how list variables work. Make the variable {deaths::%player's uuid%} and add 1 to that. So it would look something like this

on death of player:
	add 1 to {deaths::%victim's uuid%}

We use victim here since victim is the person who died in the death event. Then if you want to display the variables for a user in like a command, display {deaths::%player's uuid%}

[Invislol]

On 5/12/2021 at 9:47 PM, JPowerBOSSTRONIO said:

Ok i suggest that you do {Deaths.%player%}?

Hey I would say use uuid

Example:
 

on death:
	add 1 to {deaths.%victim's uuid%}

#or,

on death of player:
	add 1 to {deaths.%player's uuid%}

# You can use %uuid of player% too!

 

[Pocan]

Also please use variables like 

{deaths::%player's uuid%}

 

[Skray]

On 5/13/2021 at 4:58 AM, Tarnerd said:

That's not how list variables work. Make the variable {deaths::%player's uuid%} and add 1 to that. So it would look something like this

on death of player:
	add 1 to {deaths::%victim's uuid%}

We use victim here since victim is the person who died in the death event. Then if you want to display the variables for a user in like a command, display {deaths::%player's uuid%}

How to do that with "loop-player's"? (I am using skbee)