🧮 Score Variables
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Since SCore variable placeholders are supported by PlaceholderAPI, you can use the SCore variables like this:
%math_{score_variables_userLevel}*10%
Score has a integration of variables where you can store strings/numbers in variables in a global way or per player, they aren't integrated in EI or EB, but they are integrated as commands (so they can be used in combination with EI / EB)
They are stored in plugins/Score/variables
| Type | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Type | Explanation |
|---|---|
/score variables list
/score variables info {var_name} [player]
/score variables-create {var_name}
/score variables-delete {var_name}
/score variables
/score variables clear {typeofvariable} {nameofvariable} [player]
/score variables <typeofmodification> <typeofvariable> <nameofvariable> <value> [player]
Examples:
GLOBAL Variables:
/score variables SET GLOBAL thisisthenameofthevariable 100
/score variables MODIFICATION GLOBAL thisisthenameofthevariable 100
PLAYER Variables
/score variables SET PLAYER myvariable -50 Ssomar
/score variables MODIFICATION PLAYER myvariable -50 Ssomar
This requires PlaceholderAPI.
%score_variables_<var_name>%
%score_variables_<var_name>_int%
Name of the variables can't have underscores -> "
If you want to set a variable a value with spaces, such as value: "This is my variable", we suggest you to:
1) Don't use spaces, just write "_" instead of " " so the variable name would be "This_is_my_variable"
2) If you really need the spaces you can use the Formatter extension of PlaceholderAPI to remove certain letters, for example:
%formatter_text_replace_*_ _{score_variables_ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable}%
Normally %score_variables_ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable% would return HELLO_THERE, but with the Formatter placeholder the result is HELLO THERE .
This is a type of variable that is quite complex and have its own features, that's why it is separated, let's explain it
Create a variable
/score variables-create ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable
Add values into the list
/score variables list-add PLAYER ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable TEXT1 Ssomar
/score variables list-add PLAYER ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable TEXT2 Ssomar
To specify a place to add the value into the list use index feature
/score variables list-add PLAYER ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable TEXT3 Ssomar index:0
To see the modification
/score variables info ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable
Removing values:
Remove the last value
/score variables list-remove PLAYER ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable Ssomar
Remove a specific index
/score variables list-remove PLAYER ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable Ssomar index:0
Remove a specific value
/score variables list-remove PLAYER ThisIsTheNameOfMyVariable Ssomar value:Test
Variable-list also work with GLOBAL variables, but you would need to change instead of PLAYER -> GLOBAL and remove the player in the command
What you can do with this feature -> Item created by Ssomar
ExecutableItems has a integration of variables where you can store strings/numbers/list in variables inside the item. With them you can create multiple mechanics in your items.
To check the placeholders of "Internal item variables" check it here
ExecutableBlocks has a integration of variables where you can store strings/numbers/list in variables inside the block. With them you can create multiple mechanics in your blocks.
To check the placeholders of "Internal item/block variables" check it here
| Placeholder | |
|---|---|
GLOBAL
Variable stored in a global way, that means, if this variable is parsed with one player it will get the same value as it would be parsed with another player.
PLAYER
Variable stored for each player, that means, the value is different per player, so parsing this variable with one player can have a different value with another player
SET
You set a static value to the variable
MODIFICATION
You modify the variable (useful for INT variables, to add value to a integer value, or to substract a certain value)
%score_variables_<variable-name>_<index>%
Return the value at the specific index of the list
%score_variables_<variable-name>%
returns all the elements of the list
%score_variables-contains_<variable-name>_<value>%
Boolean to see if the list contains a value (true or false)
%score_variables-size_<variable-name>%
Returns the size of the list