Bukkit

Does the now fixed @IF s $obj.var = null also work with checking if its not null? (IF s $obj.var != null)

Also, the @DELOBJ keeps on telling me wrong number of arguments on @DELOBJ $whateverobject

Guys, what was that command to clear your pending command on the bone? Like if I had /vtclickremove, but I could type a command to remove that pending command?

I saw it somewhere, and looked in the commands list 5 times, but still couldnt find it. I remember seeing it somewhere...

@RaycusMX

I wish somebody would be able to confirm the bug I reported, about comments being parsed as if they were scriptlines.

I found a big problem about @ENDIF in the new 1.3.3. Now an @ENDIF can work like an @EXIT. Here is an example:

    - '@IF b $obj.var = true'
    - '    @PLAYER TRUE'
    - '@ENDIF'
    - '@PLAYER 123'

If $obj.var is true, I will see "TRUE", no "123". If $obj.var is false, I will see nothing. It looks like I put an @EXIT in the place of @ENDIF. This will make many scripts ineffective.

Wooooooooooo! Awesome! This 1.3.3 is beyond my imagination!

@Lyoko_Firelyte

Can <var:> still be used with arrays?

I mean if I did something like this
 '@IF i $<var:@<getarea:<triggerloc>>.players[0]>.score = 0'
Would it work?

Thanks

Hey,
This kinda confused me and I wanted to make sure it didn't confuse anyone else (And make sure that I'm right).
http://i.gyazo.com/21184c6a67b991d46646bfc74d410b7c.png
Aren't the "@obj.var" things supposed to be "$obj.var"?

I'm sure this has been asked before but I couldn't find it in the recent comments; is there a way to add tab-filling support for VT commands?

Thanks

Hey,
I'm using VT 1.3.3.1 and area triggers seem to be broken.
This is my area trigger code:
http://pastebin.com/gakc3pQv

When I enter the area, it's supposed to send me a dot.  It doesn't.
Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks

@Lyoko_Firelyte

Thank you so much for this update. I will be going back into my work and applying @DELOBJ.

It's nice to now have a valid test for an empty string that is stable. I assume that "s $Obj.Var = null" would also return true if the object or variable doesn't exist?

I see in 1.3.3 you added @STRBUILD. I can't quite wrap my head around this. Is this meant to be a text editor that adds content into a document with multiple lines of \n delimited text? Does it add a \n at the end of the text being added to make it a seperate line being inserted or does it apply raw text at the beginning of the next line? Would it be possible to see a few examples of how this is meant to be used? It's not meant to replace @ADDSTR, is it?

Thanks

@Lyoko_Firelyte

Seems to work generally, CPU load is fine too, scripts are not getting canceled due to error, error is still being displayed on every comment in the script though.

@Lyoko_Firelyte

Is my issue fixed? I am scared of trying it out ;)