Skript by BaeFell 
The main fork of Skript by the SkriptLang team
Events
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Expressions
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Effects
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Conditions
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Types
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Sections
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Structures
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Skript by BaeFell
2.6.2 Release 453 days, 17 hours and 37 minutes ago
For full information regarding this release please see https://github.com/SkriptLang/Skript/releases/tag/2.6.2
Skript 2166 days and 16 hours ago
Welcome to the official Skript Resource Page!
Terminology clarification:
- Skript = the plugin itself (Skript.jar)
- Script = a script file (script.sk)
Introduction
Skript is a plugin that allows you to customise Minecraft's mechanics utilising simple scripts written in plain English sentences. Easily create complex and powerful commands, triggers that execute effects under certain conditions, and scripts that just run periodically - all without having to know even the slightest bit about programming! An intuitive language makes Skript easy to pick up.
To see how easy Skript is to use, take a look at the GitHub repo examples. These scripts are installed with Skript and can help you customise your Minecraft server straight away.
Background
Originally released in 2011 on DBO by Njol, Skript has always been about inclusive programming. An easy to use language which lets everyone easily create unique features for their Minecraft server without any Java knowledge. Since Njol's departure from the Skript community, the Skript plugin now lives at the Github SkriptLang/Skript and is completely community made. Over 2,000 commits and continued development has made Skript a very powerful plugin for any server owner.
Unlike other script plugins, Skript's syntax system is easy to understand and follow. The focus is on simple English sentences that can be written and read by anyone. No odd syntax patterns, line breaks or crazy setups. Just English!
Features
Natural Syntax
Custom Commands
Functions
Error Handling
Extendadble
Huge Community
Simple to use and easily effective English sentences are used by Skript to customise your server. It's easy to understand any script by just reading it.
Custom Commands
Define custom commands to do whateer you need. Override existing commands and change what they do.
Functions
No need to repeat copy, functions allow you to run the same code over and over again. Functions are accessible from other scripts so can even be used to create an API or extenadble script setup.
Error Handling
Java won't tell you what you're doing wrong. Skript will! Quite often Skript will do the leg work for you so your code does work. If Skript can't, you'll be told what's gone wrong.
Extendadble
Amazing addons exist for Skript to extend its syntax. From accessing plugin APIs, performing HTTP requests or even running Java in Skript. Whatever you need to do, Skript and the addons for it can do it!
Huge Community
A large, helpful and welcoming communtiy are able to provide you with the support and direction you need to get started with Skript. You won't be scolded for not knowing Skript, you'll be encourged to learn it!
The Team
- bensku (Skript maintainer/developer)
- FranKusmiruk (Skript developer)
- ShaneBee (Skript developer)
- WealthyTurtle (Skript developer)
- Pikachu920 (Skript developer)
- Nicofisi (Skript developer)
- TheBentoBox (issue tracker manager, aliases developer)
- BaeFell (issues tracker, project helper)
Thank Njol for creating Skript and Mirreski for maintaining it for a long time. Skript has received a lot of pull requests over time.
You can find all contributors here.
Resources
Note that these resources are not maintained by Skript's developers. Don't contact us about any problems you might have with them.
Developing Skript
Skript is a large project with a lot of complex programming involved. If you're new to Java, Skript is not the project for you. Due to Skript's size and nature, this project requires good Java experience before being worked on. Instead, try creating an addon for Skript. Take a look at Existing addons on skUnity to see what hasn't been done and find open-source addons to learn from.
If you have the Java experience to be able to work and understand SKript, take a look at the GitHub Repo to learn more
Downloading Skript, addons and scripts
Skript
Addons
Scripts
You can download the latest stable version of Skript by clicking the download button above. For pre-releases, see the GitHub Releases. As with any plugin, place Skript.jar inside /plugins/ and restart your server. Skript is pre-configured and doesn't really need tweaking much.
Addons
Addons follow the same setup as any plugin. Place the .jar file into /plugins/ and restart the server. Some addons may have different setups or require tweaking, you'll need to contact the addon developer if you're unsure.
Scripts
To install an existing script, place the script file into /plugins/Skript/scripts/ and do "/sk reload <file name>". To create a new script file, you'll need to set the extension to .sk and then follow the steps above.
Requirements
Skript requires Spigot to work. You heard it right, Bukkit does not work. Paper, which is a fork of Spigot, is recommended; it is required for some parts of Skript to be available.
Skript supports only the latest patch versions of Minecraft 1.9, 1.10, 1.11, 1.12, 1.13, 1.14 and 1.15. For example, this means that 1.12.2 is supported, but 1.12.1 is not. Testing with all old patch versions is not feasible for us.
Minecraft 1.8 and earlier are not, and will not be supported. New Minecraft versions will be supported as soon as possible.
Issues with Skript
>> This only for bugs with Skript. <<
If you're having an issue with Skript that is not related to an addon or because you don't understand Skript, then please post it in the GitHub Issues.
Skript Support
If you're in need of help with your script, then take a look at the resources section above. There are many different places to get the help you need.