How to Use conditions

Conditions by default are a tag, for example: tag1 would check if player has the tag "tag1"

But you can also do !tag1 to check if player does NOT have tag1

But there are other things you can do

Combining tags ​

If you want to check if a player has tag1 AND tag2, you can do tag1 && tag2 (the spaces are reuqired!)

And if you want to check if a player has tag1 OR tag2, you can do tag1 || tag2

Flags ​

These are special "tags" that check leaf features:

• $IN_CLAN - Checks if player is in a clan
• $CLAN_OWNER - Checks if a player is in a clan and is the owner
• $PUBLIC_CLAN - Checks if a player is in a clan and the clan is public
• $CLAN_HAS_QUESTIONS - Checks if a player is in a clan and the clan has application questions applied
• $HAS_CLAN_BASE - Checks if the player is in a clan and the clan has a base set
• false - always outputs false
• true - always outputs true
• $entideq/[Entity ID] - Checks if the players entity ID equals something
• $thiseq/[UI Scriptevent] - Checks if the current UIs scriptevent equals something
• $cfg/[Config ID] - Checks if the property under "Config ID" is true
• $server_has_warps - Checks if the server has warps
• $visible_warps - Checks if the server has warps and any of them are visible to the player
• $perm/[Permission ID] - Checks if the player has permission of permission ID

Scores ​

Examples:

• >money 100 (checks if player has over 100 in money scoreboard)
• <money 10 (checks if player has under 10 in money scoreboard)
• ==money 5 (checks if player has exactly 5 in money scoreboard)