Hello, today I was making a skript and I just wanted to know if this was possible. To have a gui inside a gui, but without executing another command to open that secondary gui. I'm trying to make a kits gui were you click on the Member rank chest, and it opens up a gui with the kits that the Member rank has. Basically how SaiCoPvP have their /kits. Thanks for reading!
Using skQuery, you can use functions to check if a player has a certain "rank." For instance, I would probably write: Code (Text): format slot 0 of player with diamond named §9Diamond" with lore "Select diamond armour kit!" to close then run [do[kitFunction(player, diamond)]] What this code is getting the IGN and the string for it to execute a function named kitFunction. Now, you can create the code for kitFunction. Code (Text): function kitFunction(p: player, k: string): if {rank.%{_p}%} is "": #Player has default rank if {_k} is "diamond": close inventory of {_p} open chest with... #you know the drill. format slot 20 of {_p} with emerald block named "§aConfirm" to close then run [do[give whatever to {_p} This is a function utilizing the code (lambda) we defined earlier to give the player their kit. PM me for more.
I learnt skript not long ago, but from this, I'm thinking this checks if a player has that rank, for example the diamond rank, then if the playes has the diamond rank, it will give the diamond kit? or will it open a secondary GUI if the player has the right rank?
I just reread your post. If you want to have a certain player show ranked kits, this should be the appropriate code: Code (Text): format slot 0 of player with gold chestplate named "Member Kits" with lore "Show member kits." to close then run [do[kitDisplay(player, member)]] format slot 2 of player with diamond chestplate named "VIP Kits" with lore "Show VIP kits." to close then run [do[kitDisplay(player, vip)]] #etc. This will list all the "ranks" of kits that a player can choose. A function is similar to mathematics f(x) = x (and operators). What a function does is take what the input is and produces an output. Essentially, in our lambda, [do[kitDisplay(player, "rank")]], we are inputting two "parameters:" the player's name (to display what kits they have available) and the kit rank they select (for GUIception). Our example function code would be: Code (Text): function kitDisplay(p: player, r: string): #r = rank if {_r} is "member": #We use local variables in functions open chest with x rows to player named "Member Kits" wait 2 ticks #Kit listing. if {_r} is "vip": if {server.rank.%{_p}%} is "vip" or "mvp" or "mod": #etc. open chest with blah.... else: send "Insufficient Perms!" to {_p} Hope this helps!
