Superalert skript release

[The_Pr007]

With this you can see who used the command

# you can edit the superalert and modify it if you want to #
command /superalert [<text>]:
    permission: superalert.sk
    permission message: &cYou do not have permission to execute this command.
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is not set:
            message "&CUsage: &7/alert <Message>"
        else:
            broadcast "&8----------[&c&lSuperAlert By %player%&8]----------"
            broadcast ""
            broadcast "&c&lALERT! &8➤ &7%arg-1%"
            broadcast ""
            broadcast "&8------------------------------------------------"

 

[skPnguin]

1 minute ago, The_Pr007 said:

With this you can see who used the command

# you can edit the superalert and modify it if you want to #
command /superalert [<text>]:
    permission: superalert.sk
    permission message: &cYou do not have permission to execute this command.
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is not set:
            message "&CUsage: &7/alert <Message>"
        else:
            broadcast "&8----------[&c&lSuperAlert By %player%&8]----------"
            broadcast ""
            broadcast "&c&lALERT! &8➤ &7%arg-1%"
            broadcast ""
            broadcast "&8------------------------------------------------"

 

You should change the %player% to %executor%

[The_Pr007]

5 minutes ago, pizzaschut said:

You should change the %player% to %executor%

i tested it and it works the same

[_Tarna_]

9 hours ago, pizzaschut said:

You should change the %player% to %executor%

Why would you use executor? Player seems easier to type and is shorter.

[skPnguin]

On 5/28/2021 at 4:31 AM, _Tarna_ said:

Why would you use executor? Player seems easier to type and is shorter.

if i use player it sometimes just does set a random player instead of myself which is odd

[_Tarna_]

21 minutes ago, pizzaschut said:

if i use player it sometimes just does set a random player instead of myself which is odd

I've never seen anyone experience that. player is just usually the event-player in the event or command. 

[Cklows]

On 5/29/2021 at 6:56 PM, _Tarna_ said:

I've never seen anyone experience that. player is just usually the event-player in the event or command. 

yes