Skript: Any way to disable auto-completion ?

[Matocolotoe]

Question

I was wondering if there was any setting or value to change to disable auto-completion, that is to say you would have to enter the exact name of a player on a command to run successfully.

For example, if I create a /test command with a player or an offline player as a first argument, and I execute /s Mato, it will do /s Matocolotoe.

It's frustrating if you have players with very similar names online.

[BlightedBlue]

This is not a bug report or an enhancement request, to my knowledge. For help with coding scripts / Skript help, use the respective discord servers. (skUnity Discord)

[bensku]

It is not possible at the moment. Would be good to have, though.

[TsCode1]

It is possible with my handy script you should save somewhere. I use it for almost every command.

#To avoid skript hardcoded messages, use [<text>].
#This script tests if arg-1 is a player with allowing name shortcuts.
command /command [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is set:
            set {_arg1} to arg-1 parsed as offlineplayer
            if {_arg1} has played before:
                #Player in arg-1 is online or offline and his full username was typed.
                send "full username %{_arg1}%"
            else if arg-1 parsed as player is online:
                #Player in arg-1 is online without his full username typed.
                send "full username: %arg-1 parsed as player%"
            else:
                send "Player not found."
        else:
            send "Usage: /command <player>"

[TsCode1]

To achieve what you want, just remove the "else if" section of my code and you're good to go.

[TsCode1]

Even better: if arg-1 parsed as offlineplayer is online: checks if player is online ONLY if full username was typed. There we go close issue

[Matocolotoe]

no @Dad3 it makes the same thing, I tried
Edit : there is an error in your script, you parse the argument as an online player

[TsCode1]

no @Dad3 it makes the same thing, I tried :)
Edit : there is an error in your script you parse the argument as an online player lmaooo

There are no errors in my script it seems like you don't know how to use it properly. I went way out of my way to give you all the methods to achieve what you need, and everything works flawlessly.

[Matocolotoe]

lol I tried to parse as offline player and it does the same thing

[TsCode1]

how come it works for me then.

command /text [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 parsed as offlineplayer is online:
            send "yes"

works only if u type the full username of the player.

[Matocolotoe]

wait i'll try again and if it somehow works then thanks xd

[Matocolotoe]

It works, thanks a lot @Dad3