Skript Tutorial [Commands]

# Tutorial by: 70sOn7
#
# This is a tutorial on how to "code" some skripts!
# First we all want to know on how to make Commands. First we need to enter
# the text 'command' like this

command

# Next we need to enter out command. So like this

command /chat

# Then if we want, we will enter variables if you say.

command /chat <text>

# Now we are not done with out first line of code! After all variables we need to enter :
# So like this!

command /chat <text>:

# Now we can move onto our permission stuff! This will be our next to lines below our first line.
# We will need to hit TAB once on both lines. On our seconds line we will enter 'permission:'
# On the third line we will enter 'permission message:'
# It should look like this

command /chat <text>:
	permission:
	permission message:

# Now we can fill into the right of these lines
# Permission is the permission they need to access this command. And permission message
# is the denial message if they dont have the correct permission
# If you do not want a permission for the command. You dont have to include this part
# It should look something like this

command /chat <text>:
	permission: server.chat
	permission message: &cYou do not have the required permission for this command

# Now we move on to our 4th line. This is including the text 'trigger:'
# This is when the person has the permission to this command and when they run it.
# this will happen. We can use different strings for this part. The 4th line also has
# one TAB too. It should look something like this!

command /chat <text>:
	permission: server.chat
	permission message: &cYou do not have the required permission for this command
	trigger:

# That will be all for the 4th line. Now we will move on to the 5th line.
# These are the strings that run. We will be using the string 'broadcast'
# And no this isnt [Broadcast]. It is like tellraw.
# After the string broadcast you enter your text surrounded by quotation marks.
# What you want to put in the quotation marks is up to you! When you use these
# strings you need to TAB two times.
# Im going to show you what this looks like

command /chat <text>:
	permission: server.chat
	permission message: &cYou do not have the required permission for this command
	trigger:
		broadcast ""

# I will be filling these quotation marks in for you though.
# We will be using %player% and %arg-1% First lets understand what they do
# '%player%' is the player that is executing the command and %arg-1% is the
# first argument or as I called them variables. In this case %arg-1% will be
# <text> Now lets fill this string in!'

command /chat <text>:
	permission: server.chat
	permission message: &cYou do not have the required permission for this command
	trigger:
		broadcast "&a[CHAT] &a%player%&8: &f%arg-1%"

# Now this is the basics of a skript command. I might post other tutorials on different types of skripts
# "codings" in the future if this one gets positive feed back. Now this is a basic understanding. You can
# find more variables on http://en.njol.ch/projects/skript/doc
# If this helped you then im glad. This is all I have for today. Bye