Roll Command Skript 1.0.0

RollCommand Skript Documentation

Purpose: Executes a randomly selected command from a comma-separated list.

Configuration (Options):

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• permission: rollcommand.use - Permission required to use the command.
• prefix: &7[&bRollCommand&7] - Prefix for command messages.
• debug: false - Set to true to enable debug messages in the console.

Command: /rollcommand [<player>] <commands>

Arguments:

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• [<player>]: The target player. If omitted, the command targets the sender.
• <commands>: A comma-separated list of console commands to choose from.

Functionality:

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2. Permission Check: Verifies if the target player has the rollcommand.use permission.
3. Command Parsing:
   
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   • Splits the <commands> argument into a list of individual commands using commas as separators.
   • If no commands are provided, an error message is sent.
4. Random Selection:
   
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   • Generates a random integer within the range of the number of provided commands.
   • If debug mode is enabled, the command list and random number are sent to console.
5. Command Execution:
   
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   • Selects the command corresponding to the randomly generated index.
   • If debug mode is enabled, the command about to be executed is sent to console.
   • Executes the selected command as the console.
6. Error Handling:
   
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   • If no commands are provided, an error message is sent.
   • If the player lacks permission, an error message is sent.

Usage Examples:

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• /rollcommand say Hello,say Goodbye,time set day: Executes one of the three commands randomly.
• /rollcommand Player1 tp 100 64 100,say Player1 has been teleported: Executes one of the two commands randomly targeting Player1.

Debug Mode:

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• When debug is set to true, the following information is sent to the console:
  
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  • The list of parsed commands.
  • The randomly generated number.
  • The command that is about to be executed.
  • A message that displays the player who rolled, the number they rolled, and the command that was executed.