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Just got this: http://pastebin.com/6Sa0QQuG with Spigot. It almost crashed my server. Is that the smoke effect too ?

@lexlaiden The @ENTITY works fine now, but the @DROPITEM still doesn't. I'm guessing that's something you haven't addressed yet? Here is the log http://pastebin.com/yct4pp4m Thanx for all the work!

@lexlaiden

Okay thank you :)

Tested it.

I get this error sometimes when spawning zombies, with smoke and a @IF check for mob's around the player: http://pastebin.com/cuL3bUXX

Also, the long scripts lines are not activated at the same time, or very fast.
They have like a 0.2 - 0.5 seconds delay even tho i didn't use @PAUSE.

Going to test it now on Libigot.
Thank you SO much for the update.
I will donate you 10 euro soon.

Curious, but is anyone getting extra lag? I think its honestly from excess plugins, but wanted to see if anyone else was noticing anything.

So far everything works perfectly with 1.2.5 (I already downloaded it :P) on Spigot and I'm really happy with that! This is an amazing plugin. Going to donate 15$ now.

@midnightfang22

That wouldnt fix my problem though, just replacing the <cmdarg:2> with <var:$temp.var> would still result in two functional placeholders > not working

@H8llfire

The workaround would probably not work as well for you as it does for me. The way it works is basically this:

- '@SETSTR $temp.variable <cmdarg:1>'
- '@SETSTR $temp.variable2 <cmdarg:2>'
- '@PLAYER Your arguments are: $temp.variable $temp.variable2'
- '@PLAYER Your arguments are: $temp.variable<var:$temp.variable2>'

If the object didn't require a <cmdarg:1> or <var:> to get the correct one, then it would work, but it won't the way you are trying to do it, sadly.

@midnightfang22

Could you explain the workaround with some more detail? I was thinking mao on trying to get a nicely working workaround, I already played with tons of temporary variables, but after some times I got so frustrated on all the placeholder limitations in VT that I just gave it up, hoping to get some stuff fixed.

Another example: My script Loops the variable $temp.<playername> up to the amount of reputation a player received (stored in another variable $rep_<cmdarg:1>.no ). To display it I do (no formatting) @PLAYER # $temp.<playername> from $rep_<cmdarg:1>.<var:$temp.<playername>>

How would you workaround ? (The variable $rep_<cmdarg:1>.<var:$temp.<playername>> is the one showing in chat as $rep_Username.<var:$temp.<playername>> )
The temp obj is btw also a reason to use the delobj function. If it would work I could easily write tons of temp variables without filling up my scripts with @DELVAR's, as I could just run /vt delobj temp on server start.

@H8llfire

the /vt delobj might be intentional simply to show confirmation, idk. It does the same thing with <getarea:> and since I use <getarea:> a in a lot of checks, the logs get spammed with the player's Y-coordinate for each <getarea:>. As for the funtional placeholder, that might be just how it is setup since that has been there for a while, I'm not too sure on that. (a quick way to get around it would be to save each of the extra functional placeholder to a variable itself and use that for the check, then erase it afterwards).

Just downloaded the newest version. It really seems to fix these async issues, however im not one of those who got these issues alot. (on spigot)

What is still not fixed neither is /vt delobj.
Don't know if you are aware of it, but whenever you use it it will display ANY obj until it "finds" the correct obj, spamming the console and lagging the server until it found it.

Also, my ticket is not fixed by this neither: http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/variabletriggers/tickets/62-functional-placeholders-can-only-be-used-once-per-variable/

Although, thanks for these fixes!

@Brocodo

Waiting for this too! :(

Could someone please tell me when this plugin is fixed for Spigot/Libigot?
I'm really waiting every day for it, this plugin i use to script dungeons and i really need to get them working :(