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I have a small minitest sever and I have a Rank system Ive set up for it using command blocks and pressure plates. But what I'm looking for is a mod where someone can type /kit <rank> and get the items that their rank receives. It would also have a cool-down time of 24 hours and you would need to have a priv for each rank kit. Is this possible? I've tried using the giveme command to help me make a mod like this but I couldn't get it to work.

upload your code somewhere and then it'll be easier to help you to find your errors and to get your mod working.

Anyway, I suggest making a global table:

there you could store player names
then you may have another table with tables of kits:


Then register your command and do smth like this:
(note, that any chat commandhave "name" var that stores invoker's name)


Code above is just an example, I'm sure I have syntax errors there.

I had some code (I tried 5 times) but I finally deleted it all and worked on other mods that is have. I don't understand exactly what you mean about the global table though.

A global table is where you set a global variable to {} which allows you to store key/value pairs.


Are you looking for a mod were you make calls to it from another mod to add ranks and kits or do you want it to have a file for each rank where you can list all items that belong in a kit?

i.e. do you want


Or in kitMod/users.kit

item1
item2
ect

I want to be able to do - say that my rank is emerald- /kit emerald, and get in my inventory for example, 8 emeralds, 8 diamonds, ect. But if my rank is diamond - I'd be able to do /kit diamond and get my stuff which would be different.

Ohh I know what his saying.
Its from that MC game where you type a kind of kit which then you get some items.
I played one of those games which had that.

Yes! Is that something you can do? I'm not good at programming commands.

mcfan wrote:Yes! Is that something you can do? I'm not good at programming commands.

Sorry to break it to you pal but im still learning to code. :/

Oh that is too bad. lol. Anyone else here want to take a stab at it?

Thanks domtron vox.

Didn't work:(

I'm using 0.4.7, Is that a problem?

If you can, update to 0.4.9 regardless of this: 0.4.7 is very old

mcfan wrote:I'm using 0.4.7, Is that a problem?

It's always good to upgrade your version to support the newest functions/features.

The reason why I don't have 0.4.9 is because I installed it and there were a lot of bugs. So I tried to reinstall 0.4.8 but it was gone so I had to settle with 0.4.7.