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=== %random% ===
=== %random% ===
Picks a random arena.<br />
Picks a random arena.
=== %random_lobby% ===
=== %best% ===
Picks a random arena with a condition: The arenas state must be lobby.
=== %random_lobby_joinable% ===
Picks a random arena with two conditions: The arenas state must be lobby and there must be space for the player to join.
=== %random_ingame% ===
Picks a random arena with a condition: The arenas state must be ingame.
=== %random_lobby_running% ===
Picks a random arena with a condition: The arenas state must be ingame or lobby.
=== %best_lobby% ===
Picks a random with these conditions:<br />
Picks a random with these conditions:<br />
* The arenas state must be lobby
* It's the arena with the most players
* It's the arena with the most players
* -> If it's full then it's picking an arena with less players
* -> If it's full then it's picking an arena with less players

Revision as of 12:51, 31 October 2019

There are several other ways to pick an arena instead with the arena name.
You can use them where ever the arena instance is getting picked using the name.
They are currently NOT working for signs or hubvillager.

Types

%random%

Picks a random arena.

%best%

Picks a random with these conditions:

  • It's the arena with the most players
  • -> If it's full then it's picking an arena with less players
  • If there are multiple arenas with the same amount player, then it'll pick a random one

Conditions [COMING SOON]

You may add conditions to your Arena Picker.

An example: %random[players_per_team>=2 & teams=4 & status=2]%
By that only arenas with

  • 2 or more players per team
  • and 4 teams
  • and "lobby" as their current state

will be taken by the Arena Picker.

Possible comparisons

  • =  : equal
  • != : not equal
  • >  : greater than
  • <  : less than
  • => : greater than or equal
  • <= : less than or equal

Truth functions

They allow you to have multiple conditions in one string.
You may use:

  • & : AND
  • | : OR


Example:

ingame_players<=2 & status=2 | ingame_players >= 1 & status=3

In a human language this would mean, that only arenas

  • with 2 or less ingame players
  • and whose state is lobby

or arenas

  • with 1 or more players
  • and whose state is ingame

will be considered for the picker

Variables

  • players_per_team
  • teams
  • max_players
  • ingame_players
  • status 1=Stopped, 2=Lobby, 3=Running, 4=Reseting, 5=End lobby