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@chistian95

But, want If I'm making a spawner shop, use the code using $obj.spawner, like I have a zombie, spider, etc. It would all be the same spawner... Also I'm using the command /spawner give <spawner> [playername]

@TheCoolGuy123_5_Minecraft_

$obj,spawner is just a string.

Type /vt setstr obj spawner (ID OF THE SPAWNER)

@chistian95

I don't get the $obj.spawner thing

Being in a bed counts as not being in an area for an areaTrigger

@chistian95

My situation with $obj.var is bit more cranky, because setting invisibility potions you can sell, returns, that there aren't any. Changed script to salmon, works. Changed back to invis potion, doesn't work.

@TheCoolGuy123_5_Minecraft_

To sell:

Script:
- '@IF b <takeitem:<playername:$obj.spawner:1 = true'
- '  @CMDCON eco give <playername> 9000'
- '  @PLAYER &aYou sold a spawner'
- '@ELSE'
- '  @PLAYER &cYou don't have any spawners'
- '@ENDIF'

To buy:

Script:
- '@IF b <takemoney:<playername>:10000> = true'
- '  @CMDCON give <playername> $obj.spawner 1'
- '  @PLAYER &aYou bought a spawner'
- '@ELSE'
- '  @PLAYER &cYou do not have enough money!'
- '@ENDIF'

Now set the the variable $obj.spawner to a string with the ID:DATA of the item you want to sell/buy.

@laacis2

Thanks, now how to sell.

I want to people to sell a spawner for $9,000, and get spawners for $10k
(Essentials sell doesn't like data-values)

It would look if you have spawner, then if you have a spawner, then it removes it and pays you $9k

@TheCoolGuy123_5_Minecraft_

If it's a shop, do
- '@IF b <takemoney:<playername>:1> = true'
- '@CMD give <playername> somestuff quantity'
-'@ELSE'
- '@PLAYER &eYou do not have enough money'
- '@ENDIF'

it it's just check, do
- '@IF b <hasmoney:<playername>:1> >= true'
- '@PLAYER you have enough money'
- '@ELSE'
- '@PLAYER &eYou do not have enough money'
- '@ENDIF'

How would I make it so if you right-click this block and detects if you have enough money. So If I put that you need X amount of money, then X or up would work, then it would do something. If you don't, it does something

I tried this:

world:
  -40,66,76:
    CoolDown: 0
    Script:
    - '@IF b <takemoney:<playername>:1> = false'
    - '@PLAYER &eYou do not have enough money
    - '@ELSE'
	- '@PLAYER You have enough!'
	- '@ENDIF'

@Lyoko_Firelyte

thats my usual method, but this time i am using this for wide teleporting window. (10x5).
to maintain player's relative location so they doesn't realize they are being teleported. Guess, that cannot happen =/ (unless you make it so it can =p)

Edit:
@SETSTR $teleport.location <playerloc>
@TP <relativeloc:$teleport.location:618.5,0.5,-220.5>
still throws me in void. it's like it teleports me twice.

@Lyoko_Firelyte

uh oh.. Yeah forgot that bit. Anyway any idea whats wrong with this?
@TP <relativeloc:<triggerloc>:618.5,0.5,-220.5> <direction:INT>
If i use only <relativeloc:<triggerloc>:618.5,0.5,-220.5>, it turns my head to north always.
with <direction:INT> nothing happens at all.
with <relativeloc:<playerloc>:618.5,0.5,-220.5, it chaotically tp's me somewhere and drops in void. (didn't have time to even spot which way i'm facing)

oh wait, you do @WORLDTP first, then @TP? Hell knows what's on target world where player uses teleport command. Maybe even off world borders.

does @TP only to you in the world it was triggered in?

<direction:INT> is not read by @TP command.

Used @TP <relativeloc:<triggerloc>:618.5,0.5,-220.5> <direction:INT>

Teleport simply doesn't happen. Console quiet.

Taking <direction:INT> out works, but player is facing odd direction upon teleporting.