However when I tried to merge the if statements in the beginning in the first trigger it also banned me. Do I need a if/else/elif block?
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What I said should work:
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Yeah, using an elif should work I think
if players in whitelist:
dont ban
elif players in other whitelist:
dont ban
else:
ban
My soflocking popup and the annoying alarm system wouldn’t work though.
What I said was basically an overcomplicated elif though…
To bypass, make everything you need in 1 “line” of block maybe? Instead of 2 triggers
The block limit does become a problem when the list becomes too long though.
He could just expand 1 if block, he uses 4, he can just make 1 really big
From his picture
Yeah, but there are only 75 blocks useable, so if you have say 20 players then you’ll have to move to a new trigger using @getrithekd’s solution.
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But it doesn’t work for him, so let’s keep thinoing
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What do you mean? Me and getrithekd’s solutions work…
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Oh he said that? My bad
He didn’t say it, the logic is correct and does what it is supposed to.
Both solutions will work.
Good job!
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Yup they do. Thanks so much Blackhole!
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Wait what if I need more triggers when I run out of space? Will I get banned If I use another trigger?
Getrithekd’s solution will work for that:
Instead of banning the player if the first check fails, broadcast on a channel named “Continue Check” or something.
Then, do another if statement in the second trigger that will ban the player if the check fails.
Basically, it goes on in a chain if the checks keep failing, until the last check, where it bans the player.