HyperScript 1.7.54

Kits, colours to work with, and limits on what HyperScript keeps going by itself.

Added

• Kits.

  kit "starter":
      cooldown: 1 day
      items:
          1 stone sword
          16 bread

  command /kit:
      trigger:
          claim kit "starter"

• claim kit "starter" hands it over if the player may have it, and tells them why if not: how long is left, that they had it already, or that they lack the permission.
• A kit can also have once: true, permission: "kit.starter", and a trigger: that runs when it is handed over.
• give kit "starter" to player hands the items over without asking.
• player can claim kit "starter", cooldown of kit "starter", reset kit "starter" and kits (the names of all of them).
• When a kit was last claimed is kept through restarts.
• Colours to work with.
• lerp("#ff0000", "#0000ff", 0.5) gives the colour that far between two. lerp also takes two locations and gives the place between them; with numbers it is what it was.
• mix(a, b), lighten(colour, amount), darken(colour, amount).
• rainbow(t) goes round the colours: red at 0, green at a third, blue at two thirds.
• rgb(255, 136, 0) gives #ff8800.

  spawn particle "dust" colored lerp("#ff0000", "#00ff00", player.health / 20) count 10 at player

• Limits, under limits: in config.yml, on what goes on after a line has run: particle shapes that stay, floating texts, blocks waiting to be put back.
• At most 200 shapes stay at once, and at most 3000 particles are asked for in a tick; shapes beyond that wait for their next turn, and the console is told.
• While the server manages fewer than 15 ticks a second, shapes that stay are drawn half as often.
• All of it can be changed.
• /hyperscript timings shows HyperScript's own work under the scripts': particles, text in front of players, action bars, pointers, glows, mutes. Each line says how much of it there is right now and how many milliseconds of a tick it takes, in green, yellow or red.

Changed

• A script cannot have a function of its own called mix, lighten, darken, rainbow or rgb any more, as those come with HyperScript now. One that has is told so when it loads; give it another name.