Denizen/0.7/Interact Scripts/Commands - Revision history

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			For more up-to-date information and full details on specific features (individual commands or tags, for example), check the [https://meta.denizenscript.com/ Meta Documentation].

			If you want a full tutorial to help get you set up, check out the [https://guide.denizenscript.com/ Beginner's Guide] text website.

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	<div style="margin-right:2.0em; padding:10px; font-family:museo-sans; font-size:110%;">		<div style="margin-right:2.0em; padding:10px; font-family:museo-sans; font-size:110%;">
	Interact Script Commands are used to make the Denizen perform actions in an Interact Script. They are written in a [[YAML]] sequence under the Script node of an [[Denizen/Interact_Scripts/Triggers\|Interact Trigger]]. A single entry in the sequence contains a Command and Modifiers. Some commands have no available modifiers.		Interact Script Commands are used to make the Denizen perform actions in an Interact Script. They are written in a [[YAML]] sequence under the Script node of an [[Denizen/Interact_Scripts/Triggers\|Interact Trigger]]. A single entry in the sequence contains a Command and Modifiers. Some commands have no available modifiers.

AgentKid: AgentKid moved page Denizen/Interact Scripts/Commands to Denizen/0.7/Interact Scripts/Commands without leaving a redirect

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AgentKid moved page Denizen/Interact Scripts/Commands to Denizen/0.7/Interact Scripts/Commands without leaving a redirect

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Jrbudda: /* World Interaction */

2012-10-26T09:01:42Z

World Interaction

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	- DROP DIAMOND QTY:3		- DROP DIAMOND QTY:3
	- DROP 18:3 QTY:1 BOOKMARK:LargeTree		- DROP 18:3 QTY:1 BOOKMARK:LargeTree
	- DROP XP 10		- DROP XP QTY:10
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Jrbudda: /* World Interaction */

2012-10-26T08:56:49Z

World Interaction

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	{{Denizen Command Color 2\|lightgoldenrodyellow\|		{{Denizen Command Color 2\|lightgoldenrodyellow\|
	DROP		DROP
	\| [ID or ID:Data or MATERIAL or MATERIAL:Data] (QTY:#) (BOOKMARK:LocationBookmark)		\| [ID or ID:Data or MATERIAL or MATERIAL:Data or XP] (QTY:#) (BOOKMARK:LocationBookmark)
	\| Drop an item at the Denizen's location, or at a location bookmark if one is specified.		\| Drop an item at the Denizen's location, or at a location bookmark if one is specified.
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	- DROP DIAMOND QTY:3		- DROP DIAMOND QTY:3
	- DROP 18:3 QTY:1 BOOKMARK:LargeTree		- DROP 18:3 QTY:1 BOOKMARK:LargeTree
			- DROP XP 10
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Davidcernat: /* Script Flow */ Tiny typo fix.

2012-10-17T04:07:06Z

Script Flow: Tiny typo fix.

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	*IS_NUMBER - The IF condition is met only if the value of the flag is an integer or double.		*IS_NUMBER - The IF condition is met only if the value of the flag is an integer or double.
	*APPEND - Runs the TASK after this script completes, instead of before the next command.		*APPEND - Runs the TASK after this script completes, instead of before the next command.
	*QUEUE - Specify which queue to run the commands, defaults to the executing queue type.		*QUEUE - Specify which queue to run the commands in, defaults to the executing queue type.
	*ELSE - Choose a TASK script to run when the IF condition is not met.		*ELSE - Choose a TASK script to run when the IF condition is not met.
	'''Example Usages'''		'''Example Usages'''

Davidcernat: Changed QUEUETYPE argument into QUEUE for IF command.

2012-10-15T13:45:44Z

Changed QUEUETYPE argument into QUEUE for IF command.

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	{{Denizen Command Color 2\|mintcream\|		{{Denizen Command Color 2\|mintcream\|
	IF		IF
	\|(EXACTLY) (PLAYER or DENIZEN or GLOBAL) (-)[FLAG:Name or FLAG:Name:Value] (IS_NUMBER) ['SCRIPT:Script Run When Condition Met'] (~~QUEUETYPE~~:TRIGGER or ~~QUEUETYPE~~:TASK) (APPEND) (ELSE 'SCRIPT:Script Run When Condition Not Met')		\|(EXACTLY) (PLAYER or DENIZEN or GLOBAL) (-)[FLAG:Name or FLAG:Name:Value] (IS_NUMBER) ['SCRIPT:Script Run When Condition Met'] (QUEUE:TRIGGER or QUEUE:TASK) (APPEND) (ELSE 'SCRIPT:Script Run When Condition Not Met')
	\|Checks the value of a FLAG and runs a TASK script if the condition is met. By default the TASK script will run before the interact script continues.		\|Checks the value of a FLAG and runs a TASK script if the condition is met. By default the TASK script will run before the interact script continues.
	Modifiers:		Modifiers:
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	*IS_NUMBER - The IF condition is met only if the value of the flag is an integer or double.		*IS_NUMBER - The IF condition is met only if the value of the flag is an integer or double.
	*APPEND - Runs the TASK after this script completes, instead of before the next command.		*APPEND - Runs the TASK after this script completes, instead of before the next command.
	*~~QUEUETYPE~~ - Specify which queue to run the commands, defaults to the executing queue type.		*QUEUE - Specify which queue to run the commands, defaults to the executing queue type.
	*ELSE - Choose a TASK script to run when the IF condition is not met.		*ELSE - Choose a TASK script to run when the IF condition is not met.
	'''Example Usages'''		'''Example Usages'''

Davidcernat: /* Speech */ Added link to Replaceables article under Speech Commands.

2012-10-12T17:25:30Z

Speech: Added link to Replaceables article under Speech Commands.

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	*All Speech commands '''require quotes''' (single (' ') or double (" ")) around the text. If your text has an apostrophe (') in it, you '''MUST''' use double quotes (" ")!!		*All Speech commands '''require quotes''' (single (' ') or double (" ")) around the text. If your text has an apostrophe (') in it, you '''MUST''' use double quotes (" ")!!

	~~You~~ can use ~~the following placeholders~~ to fill in specific information:		There are various placeholders you can use to fill in specific information. The basic ones are:
	*<NPC> - The Denizens's name.		*<NPC> - The Denizens's name.
	*<PLAYER> - The interacting Player's name		*<PLAYER> - The interacting Player's name
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	If you use the NOPLAYER modifier on a text command the <PLAYER>, <DISPLAYNAME> and <HEALTH> tags are not available.		If you use the NOPLAYER modifier on a text command the <PLAYER>, <DISPLAYNAME> and <HEALTH> tags are not available.

			A list of all available placeholders can be found in [[Replaceables]].

	{{Denizen Command Color 2\|lavender\|		{{Denizen Command Color 2\|lavender\|

Davidcernat: /* World Interaction */ Moved KILL LISTEN note to Optional Modifiers.

2012-10-12T17:22:02Z

World Interaction: Moved KILL LISTEN note to Optional Modifiers.

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	LISTEN KILL		LISTEN KILL
	\|[TYPE:GROUP or TYPE:PLAYER or TYPE:ENTITY or TYPE:NPC] [NAME:Name or NPCID:#] (QTY:#) [SCRIPT:Task Script] (ID:Name)		\|[TYPE:GROUP or TYPE:PLAYER or TYPE:ENTITY or TYPE:NPC] [NAME:Name or NPCID:#] (QTY:#) [SCRIPT:Task Script] (ID:Name)
	\| This command starts the Denizen listening for the player to kill the specified number of specified targets, then runs a task script. Use the NAME:Name modifier when specifying a group name, player name, or [[Types\|entity type]] (like 'ZOMBIE'). Use NPCID:# modifier when using TYPE:NPC~~. The optional ID argument lets you specify a name for the listener; without it, the listener will take on the name of the script run upon completion~~.		\| This command starts the Denizen listening for the player to kill the specified number of specified targets, then runs a task script. Use the NAME:Name modifier when specifying a group name, player name, or [[Types\|entity type]] (like 'ZOMBIE'). Use NPCID:# modifier when using TYPE:NPC.
	Optional Modifiers:		Optional Modifiers:
	*QTY: - The number things the player must kill before the script is run.		*QTY: - The number things the player must kill before the script is run.
			*ID: - The name of the kill listener; without it, the listener will take on the name of the script run upon completion.
	'''Example Usages'''		'''Example Usages'''
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Davidcernat: /* World Interaction */ Added tiny note to LISTEN KILL explaining ID argument.

2012-10-12T17:04:17Z

World Interaction: Added tiny note to LISTEN KILL explaining ID argument.

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	LISTEN KILL		LISTEN KILL
	\|[TYPE:GROUP or TYPE:PLAYER or TYPE:ENTITY or TYPE:NPC] [NAME:Name or NPCID:#] (QTY:#) [SCRIPT:Task Script] (ID:Name)		\|[TYPE:GROUP or TYPE:PLAYER or TYPE:ENTITY or TYPE:NPC] [NAME:Name or NPCID:#] (QTY:#) [SCRIPT:Task Script] (ID:Name)
	\| This command starts the Denizen listening for the player to kill the specified number of specified targets, then runs a task script. Use the NAME:Name modifier when specifying a group name, player name, or [[Types\|entity type]] (like 'ZOMBIE'). Use NPCID:# modifier when using TYPE:NPC.		\| This command starts the Denizen listening for the player to kill the specified number of specified targets, then runs a task script. Use the NAME:Name modifier when specifying a group name, player name, or [[Types\|entity type]] (like 'ZOMBIE'). Use NPCID:# modifier when using TYPE:NPC. The optional ID argument lets you specify a name for the listener; without it, the listener will take on the name of the script run upon completion.
	Optional Modifiers:		Optional Modifiers:
	*QTY: - The number things the player must kill before the script is run.		*QTY: - The number things the player must kill before the script is run.