skript /back command

[alecj0217]

ok so i want a command that whenever you type /back it teleports you to where you were before the last teleport. ex: player is at location 1, teleports to location 2. /back command brings them to location 1. this is what i have, but it only works sometimes. 

on teleport:
	set {backloc::%player's uuid%} to location of player

command /back:
	trigger:
		if {backloc::%player's uuid%} is set:
			teleport player to {backloc::%player's uuid%}
			send "Sending you to your previous location..."
			delete {backloc::%player's uuid%}

on quit:
	if {backloc::%player's uuid%} is set:
		delete {backloc::%player's uuid%}

 

[StarBunnie]

The issue is skript doesn't detect any teleport or might detect it to late due to lag or other stuff. The reason why essentials /back works is due to it overwriting the usual /tp so they can set their /back location way more reliable. I'd suggest actually making your own /tp command if you want it to work 100% of the time.

[xTomPx]

Hey! idk if you still need it but I made a skript for this (change /skback to /back if you want, i made it like that so I wouldn't interfere with essetialsx):

 

on command "/tp":
	set {backloc::%player's uuid%} to location of player

command /skback:
	trigger:
		if {backloc::%player's uuid%} is set:
			teleport player to {backloc::%player's uuid%}
			send "Sending you to your previous location..."
			delete {backloc::%player's uuid%}

on quit:
	if {backloc::%player's uuid%} is set:
		delete {backloc::%player's uuid%}

 

 

[alecj0217]

45 minutes ago, xTomPx said:

Hey! idk if you still need it but I made a skript for this (change /skback to /back if you want, i made it like that so I wouldn't interfere with essetialsx):

 

on command "/tp":
	set {backloc::%player's uuid%} to location of player

command /skback:
	trigger:
		if {backloc::%player's uuid%} is set:
			teleport player to {backloc::%player's uuid%}
			send "Sending you to your previous location..."
			delete {backloc::%player's uuid%}

on quit:
	if {backloc::%player's uuid%} is set:
		delete {backloc::%player's uuid%}

 

 

thats exactly what i have besides the /skback part

[alecj0217]

20 hours ago, StarBunnie said:

The issue is skript doesn't detect any teleport or might detect it to late due to lag or other stuff. The reason why essentials /back works is due to it overwriting the usual /tp so they can set their /back location way more reliable. I'd suggest actually making your own /tp command if you want it to work 100% of the time.

ok how would i make a tp command that works like the minecraft tp command

[xTomPx]

51 minutes ago, alecj0217 said:

thats exactly what i have besides the /skback part

for me both of them work as intended always, I'm not good at diagnosing issues so it could be on your end or on the server your testing.