Bukkit

A Tekkit version!!
I am eternally grateful, as this plugin is amazing: however- Tekkit 'classic' has prettymuch just died.

The new version is Tekkit Lite, which is updated to 1.4.6 and currently does not have built-in plugin support.
People are using Bukkitforge to enable plugins, but I suspect it will get more stable & less "work-around" as tekkit lite begins to get a foothold.

Your VT version (tekkit and non-tekkit) marginally work through bukkitforge. I am getting constant cannot record EntityDeath errors in console and Command triggers seem not to be working.
Let me know if you would like more details and I'll provide.

@PuffinMuffin

I do this by giving certain groups erroneous permission nodes, like spout permissions on a non spout server. They'll do nothing in game, because of not using spout client, but VT can detect whether the player has the perm or not, still.

@IF b <haspermission:Erroneous.Spout.Permission.Node.Here> = true
@PLAYER Do Something Here
@ENDIF

Keep in mind this will only check to see if the player who triggered the event has the permissions node.

Absolutely breathtaking plugin, huge potential is an understatement. Messing around the the plugin however, I have one question. Is it possible to have a trigger only activate for a chosen group/permission? I know there are nodes for different ranks on a server but could you do it for, say, a list of players? Any help is appreciated!

I LOVE THIS PLUGIN !!!!

@xiamix

@midnightfang22 Something like this may make sense for the situation. This is all written off the top of my head so please error check before using this on a server.

<<code>>

@SETINT $<this>.args <cmdargcount> @SETINT $<this>.doWhile 0 @WHILE $<this>.args <= $<this>.doWhile @SETSTR $<this>.arg<var:$<this>.doWhile> <cmdarg:$<this>.doWhile> @ADDINT $<this>.doWhile 1 @ENDWHILE

<</code>>

then each arg can be listed as $<this>.arg# or the objvar could be changed to reflect more information like $commandname.arg#

@bzahwhq

That is actually right below the inventory section of the functional place holders. "If you need to specify an ID such as Blue Wool 35:3 then you will need to do it with a variable like @SETSTR $obj.var 35:3 and then <hasitem:<playername>:$obj.var> or <takeitem:<playername>:$obj.var:20>"

@xiamix

@IF s <cmdarg:2> = X
@AND s <cmdarg:3> = Y
...
@AND s <cmdarg:6> = 22

Long way but it works :/. Also, do you mean '@SETINT $some.number 3'?

Hi, could you create a place holder like <cmdargs:2:6> or something like this to take all arguments from 2 to 6, so you could also use <cmdargs::6> to use all arguments before the sixth. also <cmdarg:6:> would take all command arguments from the 6th one.

And if you got too much time could you create for the event triggers something like '*' that would mean in all worlds. Thank you for creating this great plugin.

PS: If you create some of this ideas, could you please put it in a Tekkit update? I use tekkit and I like the fact that you update your plugin for tekkit versions.

Thanks again :) :) :)

EDIT: if you could create a script command like '@RELINT $value' that changes the value of 3,1565 to 3 (example) :D

How can i choose the data type ? <hasitem:PLAYER:ITEMID> I want to check brewing potions but can't find the correct format.....

@RSGTechno

Most simplistic way would be to do "/vtcmd vote @PLAYER Vote Here! http://www.someurl.com" and its done. A lot more you can do with it, however.

If I wanted to do @player <message> for the custom command /vote...Could I make it that it appears like so:

Vote Here! bit.ly bit.ly bit.ly bit.ly

How would I go about creating a script for that?

@Byamarro

And a deleteNearbyEntities would be awesome too.

When i use @CMDOP to run custom command - it don't works.

Is there any functional place holder that gets the CURRENT and not the total EXP of a user? I had a script made, an expbank, and I was stupid enough to get the current exp with <totalexp:> , now that I realized that too many users knew about this bug I had to Mapreset. So is there any workaround for this?

"PlayerNearLivingEntityEvent Called every half a second when a Player is near a LivingEntity"

It could be awesome

@garrick52

Thank you SO much!!

I can't believe I never even thought about these two things. I'm just started to get into complex triggers as I'm fairly new to VT. Just starting to learn how powerful this thing is.

I'mma get started on these things.

Thank you, once more.

@ImaGe_

I think what midnight meant for the pause thing was to make a vtcommand that does something like @SETBOOL $<playername>.confirmed true

then on the sign command after the pause @IF b $<playername>.confirmed = true <do stuff> @SETBOOL $<playername>.confirmed = false (for next time) @ELSE <don't do stuff, tell player it timed out, etc.>

If you don't want the /yes command to do anything unless the player clicked the sign recently, then at the top of your sign click script, add something like @SETBOOL $<playername>.clickedSign true and have the /yes command check to make sure clickedSign is true before it sets confirmed to true... Then you just have to make the clicksign trigger set clickedSign to false after the @PAUSE

Make sense? Kinda? :P

Also, for the simple math... use temp variables. @SETINT $<playername>.Killtemp $<playername>.kills @DIVINT $<playername>.Killtemp $<playername>.deaths @PLAYER Your KDR is $<playername>.Killtemp @DELVAR i $<playername>.Killtemp only the temp variable gets modified (then deleted)

@midnightfang22

I don't want it to run when it times out, only when they type /yes.

As far as the simple math, the @INT stuff actually changes the integers and for what I'm trying to do with it, it can't.

I guess I'll have to try out a plugin for the virtual chest things unless it's available or they implement it. Which would be pretty sweet. haha. But thank you for the reply. Happy holidays!