Suggestion

can you add something like player & offline player but it will never return none

Why?

why? because i was making command that have player in arguments and when you type the name wrong it will send you error to chat, i want to make custom message by checking if the player is online and if not then sending something like: you typed the players name wrong try checking the players name again.

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you can use a string argument and then parse it as a player (for example, arg-1 parsed as a player), the parse expression will return none if parsing fails, and the parsed value if successful.

you can use a string argument and then parse it as a player (for example, arg-1 parsed as a player), the parse expression will return none if parsing fails, and the parsed value if successful.

but then the tab completion will not be there :(

skript does need tab completion support, but we've already got an issue for that (#3894)

you can use a string argument and then parse it as a player (for example, arg-1 parsed as a player), the parse expression will return none if parsing fails, and the parsed value if successful.

or add something to the command function that will customize the tab completion

like

command /hi: <string>
    completion: playerlist     _--this will show all players online on the completion_
    trigger:
        send "hi" to arg-1 parsed as a player

command /warp: <string>
    completion: "earth", "moon", "spawn", "land"     _--this will show earth, moon, spawn and land on the completion_

you can use a string argument and then parse it as a player (for example, arg-1 parsed as a player), the parse expression will return none if parsing fails, and the parsed value if successful.

or add something to the command function that will customize the tab completion

like command /hi: completion: playerlist --this will show all players online on the completion trigger: send "hi" to arg-1 parsed as a player

command /warp: completion: "earth", "moon", "spawn", "land" --this will show earth, moon, spawn and land on the completion

or maka it more specific like

command /give <string> <string>:
arg-1 completion = playerlist
arg-2 completion = itemlist