Bukkit

@TP seems to break on dev build 2465 of bukkit (not sure if it breaks before that). Not sure why though, since the changes only seem to address jukeboxes and fireworks on the commits. Maybe you can see why and fix it when you get time?

@ImaGe_

For the @WAIT trigger, you can actually do that right now. Make a "yes" command trigger and just add in the appropriate way to check what they are saying yes to. Use @PAUSE to give them time to enter the /yes command and then run the script either after they say /yes or after the @PAUSE is done. I actually made something similar to that on my server. They type /ci (clearinventory) and it sets a boolean to true, then @PAUSE 10. It tells them to type /yes ci and then it will clear their inventory. It lessens the amount of "accidental" inventory wipes people do...

For the simple math, try this maybe? http://puu.sh/1FPM3

For the inventory screen, you most likely need another plugin since VT cannot (as far as I know) make virtual inventories/chests. You can try the "Trademod" (<- its a plugin on bukkit) if you want, however.

2 Requests: A @WAIT trigger. Player clicks a sign, it tells them "Are you sure you want to be teleported to (x)?" Wait for a set amount of time, if the requested command doesn't come in within that time, stop the trigger BUT Player types /yes and it takes them to (x). I don't want the player to be able to type /yes at any given time without having gone through the process of the sign clicking, etc.

Simple math. I want to show my player what their KillDeathRatio is for player kills and player deaths. (Going to use some made up numbers here) The player has 5 kills and 4 deaths. I'd like to be able to do /kdr and get it to return something similar to: @PLAYER &aYour KDR is <playername>.kills (divide) <playername>.deaths (<playername>.kills Kills and <playername>.deaths Deaths.)

1 Question: Is there a way to open an items menu for two players? I'd like to be able to create a player to player trading system. Basically, a player is crouched and right clicks a player. That player has to crouch and right click the requesting player within a set amount of time. Once they've both done that, two chests open up (much like when you /invsee [playername] as an OP without being able to take their items).

@SheerAwesomeness

I'm on 1.4.6 Beta and it works perfectly. Coordinates with commas seperated?

Please add Entity has been attacked and entity idle.

@Dinastya

Change the variable that varies to <this> or something else. <playername> by itself won't vary enough to always be different for every block.

@Dinastya

Since I can't see the @CALL scripts, try making a pseudo check for if it placed successfully.

- '@SETSTR $test.stringForBlock_<playername> <blocktype>'
- '@PAUSE .5'
- '@GETBLOCK $test.FinalCheck_<playername> <triggerloc>'
- '@IF s $test.FinalCheck_<playername> = $test.stringForBlock_<playername>'
- '  //Do your script, the script passed'
- '@ELSE'
- '  @EXIT'
- '  //The test failed'
- '@ENDIF'

This plugin is the best, words simply can not describe how I feel about this plugin, all the hard work you've put into it and the awesome support you provide the users.
Thanks Lex!
After the holidays have passed, I will be donating!

@xBladeM6x

Basically, $obj.var is the same as the placeholders, but you set the value. Its basically like putting <worldname> or <playername> and it being replaced with whatever you saved for it. The format it is saved within the vardata.yml file is

obj:
  string:
    var
  integer:
    var
  boolean:
    var

So, when it goes to look up what that variable is, it checks for that object and then checks for what you are checking (s=string, i=integer, b=boolean) and then checks if that variable exists under that section. If it does, then it will replace $obj.var with that information that is there.

So, if you want to save coordinates for use whenever you want, use /vt setloc PutWhateverYouWantHereForEaseOfUse PutWhateverYouWantHereForEaseOfUse and then it stores the data within vardata.yml. That particular command will record the x,y,z you are at when the command is used. Once that exact (it is case sensitive) object and variable are called in a script with $obj.var it will grab the bit of information to use for the check.

@lexlaiden

Hey, I was wondering if you could elaborate a little more in depth on how I go about getting this all done. I'm typically very good with plugins, but this one has me stumped. Lol

This is what you had said before:

"You need to use /vt setloc obj var to set a location. This also stores the orientation

and in your script @TP $obj.var"