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Im trying to turn on looping but each time i do it, upon reload to let config changes take effect it rewrites the config and removes the option. how do i get around this

I've tried using <worldname> like '/vt setloc <worldname> Entry' and it created an object named "<worldname>" instead of the world's name. I then tried '/vt run @PLAYER <worldname>' and got the error "unable to find <worldname>".

How do you use <worldname>?

Hey,
Is there a way to use VT to check if it's a certain day in a script?

I tried doing
'@IF si <systemtime:default> ?= Monday'
blablabla but it returned the error in console "@IF: Wrong number of arguments"
So, I tried setting <systemtime:default> to a variable and then testing it.  Still didn't work.

How would I do this?

Thanks!

@adambor

It was just added in 1.3.3; you can check the changelog for more info and its placeholders etc.

@Lyoko_Firelyte

I use the TP command first that is using the variable that has all the orientation info in it. then WORLDTP exicutes that is where it's getting muffed up. I also tried your latter suggestion and it undoes the World Teleport.

@Lyoko_Firelyte

How do I do that. It isn't shown in the docs for the @WORLDTP command, just player name and world to TP to. Can I specify the location object variable that contains all the coords and oriention?

@AncientTom I ended up adding Multiverse to my plugins and now my new world is available to @WORLDTP. I now have an issue using @TP & @WORLDTP together. Since @WORLDTP only TPs to your current coords only in the new world, I am using @TP first to position the player before @WORLDTP. This almost works but the player orientation is facing the opposite direction than it should be and from one walk trigger, the player ends up looking straight up. From another walk trigger, the player ends up looking straight down. Also, If I try @TP after @WORLDTP, it undoes the the TP to the other world. I'm using VT v1.3.3.1 build 39.

Quick question: How to I select all players on the server? I know that <playername> does for one player, but how do I do all players, if at all?

I added another world to my server base directory. I can run it as the primary world but my goal is to be able to @TPWORLD to it from my existing game world. When I use this command, VT only knows about the nether and the_end worlds. Is there something that needs to be done to register my new world level with the game?

Good afternoon. The plugin is great, but to create a RPG server is missing a single detail, namely the NPC. Is it possible to trigger a bind as to Citizens or given to any other plug-in to an NPC?

@Lyoko_Firelyte

I printed out the variables at the end and $<playername>.enoughmoney was false, but an if statement that's
'@IF b $<playername>.enoughmoney = true'
Still executed the code in it.
So right above that line I made a line that says
'@SETBOOL $<playername>.enoughmoney false'
I reloaded scripts and the code still executed.
(This is now my script: http://pastebin.com/2yFJ2nPx and it still does the stuff in the "@IF b $<playername>.hasenough" if statement.)

I'm using VT 1.3.3.1

Thanks