Are you sure that it matters when you are running low-performance Nashorn?

@CzechHek said in my 2 useless scripts: They are really useless, I agree timechanger is not really, but titlechanger is useless lol

Nice. (I need to use at least 8 characters.)

CookieChinese has already made it bro, her script's name is AutoMessage

@CzechHek oh i didn't notice it. One-Line-Coding-Style is not my favorite

@CzechHek Pretty good!

@CzechHek We do that in b73: https://github.com/CCBlueX/LiquidBounce/blob/master/1.8.9-Forge/src/main/java/net/ccbluex/liquidbounce/script/Script.kt#L126

@Spoiler said in Scaffold Speedier (Legacy): for be cool like another forum users. im not cool

@CzechHek, that's great i guess, i must try it on a server called jartex network, because before that update, when i was toggling the "specificplayer" mode, the npc was the only one hitting and looking.

Demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIN3Notvts8 Added the video to the main post.

@Kasumi_Scarlet idk

I18n.format is not necessary... and if a variable is null, then it instanceof MyClass is always false. if(potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 0) s1 = s1 + " I"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 1) s1 = s1 + " II"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 2) s1 = s1 + " III"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 3) s1 = s1 + " IV"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 4) s1 = s1 + " V"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 5) s1 = s1 + " VI"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 6) s1 = s1 + " VII"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 7) s1 = s1 + " VIII"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 8) s1 = s1 + " IX"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() == 9) s1 = s1 + " X"; else if (potioneffect.getAmplifier() >= 10) s1 = s1 + " X+"; else s1 = s1 + "¿"; in this part I think it's better to use switch

Ah, yes, Thanks for telling me

Some explanation of code Following code in JavaScript equals number > 0 ? Math.floor(number) : Math.ceil(number) number |= 0 ~~number But according to my test, ~~x is much faster than Math.floor(x) for random positive double value. So you can use bit operation instead of Math.floor(x) and parseInt(x) if (block != null) blocks.set(blockPos, block); can be simplified to if (block) blocks.set(blockPos, block); or just block && blocks.set(blockPos, block); Because null in JavaScript is considered as false value, and && operator will not do things after it if things before it is a false value.