Skript-Minecraft scripting tool for automation

Example

on player join: send "Welcome to the server!" to the player

Scenario

Event handling is one of the most important features of Skript. It allows server owners to respond to in-game events like players joining, breaking blocks, interacting with items, and more. In this example, when a player joins the server, they receive a welcome message. This is one of the simplest ways to create custom player interactions.

Example

set {player::points} to 0 on break of stone: add 1 to {player::points}

Scenario

Variables in Skript store data, whether it's player-specific data (like points or inventory status) or global variables for game-wide mechanics. This is particularly useful for tracking player progress or creating persistent elements. In the example above, a player's points are stored in a variable and incremented each time they break a stone block, making it easy to implement a custom rewards system.

Example

command /reward: permission: skript.reward send "You have been rewarded!" to the player

Scenario

Skript allows you to create custom commands that can execute complex actions when triggered. This includes handling permissions, arguments, and command output. The example defines a `/reward` command that only players with the 'skript.reward' permission can use, providing a simple way to restrict access to powerful server features or rewards.