Bukkit

thats because you still need an @ELSE and an @ENDIF, and your obj. variable names should start with a $ and because you are doing it in game there is a possibility that it set it to false for you before you added the poof, thats why for such single position triggers i would not use a <this> that way you can check what the current value is for that object variable, without having to type it all again. For example you could place a sign next to you and put /vtc @BROADCAST $<playername>.foobar

so if $<playername>.foobar is true you will see a broadcasted server message saying TRUE, or FALSE if false, where foobar(or whatever you want to call it, just remember it is case sensitive) is used instead of <this>

@PoorBoyDrew

I typed that in exactly, and it didn't work. I did these commands:

• /vtc @IF b <playername>.<this> = false
• /vtc @SETBOOL <playername>.<this> true
• /vtc @POOF 5

It never worked. When I activated the script it didn't 'poof'.

Common guys. there's hundreds of us downloading this and all @lexlaiden is asking for us to do is show we like it by going to the curse link and clicking the Like are we so lazzy that we can't do this?

http://www.curse.com/server-mods/minecraft/variabletriggers

@rofl_disney put thist at beginning

@IF b <playername>.<this> = false
@SETBOOL <playername>.<this> true

I think this works if you never want that player to set off this trigger agian

How do I make it so once one player runs a script from clicking a block, that he cannot do it again?

206 downloads and only 14 likes, expected a ton more by now :S

this is by far the plugin with the most functionality combined with ease of use

EDIT: @lexlaiden awesome :D

Not sure if this is asked already but how one can edit the wrongly typed commands, for example in vtclick without access to the YML file and without the need to remove all and restart?

PS: Override toggle for mods would be nice, so they are not affected by the scripts like gamemode changes and such

just a thought, but something that might be a neat addition is a trigger which activates at a certain time of day in-game, along with a way to get the current time of day. this could open up many possibilities for things such as raising a drawbridge / closing a door at night (also timed secret passages) or giving a player 'X' time to make it to an objective.

I put a request on our server site to help out on the curse likes

Still only 10 likes?? C'mon people!

I fell in love with this just by concept. It's such a amazing thing :D

I do have a question, Is there a way to edit a line of text in a script ingame?

for example I have have an area that opens a gate when there are more than 0 players inside the area, and closes it when no one is around. However i put @IF $Player.count > 0 Rather than the correct @IF i $Player.count >0

If there isn't such a command in game it should be added, something along the lines of /vt [Trigger type] editline [Linenumber].

Thank you for such a fast reply. :) Awesome plugin by the way man!

How would I go about using /vtevent Interact to trigger a specific NPC(Citizens). Where do I specify what npc the event is for?

This is so confusing.. especially $Object.Variables.. haha I'll learn it eventually, this is an awesome plugin.

Have a few questions as a newbie though,

1) In the Script commands page, "Example: @TOGGLEBLOCK 35:4 231,69,177" Why is wool being toggled? I mean I get toggling redstone (shown in the video), but why wool? Is the wool rigged to run a script?

2) So you set @GETBLOCK, and change blocks using @SETBLOCK. How do you change it back? As @SETBLOCK [Obj.Var] [LOCATION]?

@surfarcher

as a fellow programmer, i would love to see loops added aswell, and i agree with the toggle idea, something that says "if you turn this on, you are willing to risk your server's life" :P