how to change settings of modules via chat which are made using scripts

[kaduvert]

@the_shadow_emp can you more clearly describe what i did wrong?
or can you do it right with the help of your enlightning ressource

[A Former User]

@somedudeyouveneverheardof https://liquidbounce.net/docs/ScriptAPI/Global Instances

[kaduvert]

@mems can you give more details? i don't really get what that page should tell me
do i need to register the module to the commandManager?
and if how to do that?

commandManager.registerCommand(moduleManager.getModule('Example'))

that is what i tried but it doesn't seem to work

[The_Shadow_Emp]

@somedudeyouveneverheardof moduleManager.getModule("Spammer").getValue("Message").set(your message) pretty sure something like that

[kaduvert]

moduleManager.getModule("Spammer").getValue('message').set('123')
Chat.print(moduleManager.getModule("Spammer").getValue('message').get()) // prints "123"

yeah, this works, but if swapping this out with a script-created module it doesn't work anymore

[FaaatPotato]

@the_shadow_emp ye i guess

var Spammer = moduleManager.getModule("Spammer");

moduleManager.getModule("Spammer").getValue("Message").set(module.settings.text.get())

not sure if he wants to use the setting in the module but yeah

[kaduvert]

@faaatpotato i want to set the setting of a script-created module via a chat command, like this: ".examplemodule text asd"

this works fine with native modules but doesn't with script-created ones and i wonder how to fix this or another way to change a string setting ingame

[A Former User]

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[FaaatPotato]

@somedudeyouveneverheardof still not sure what u want but this script changes the spammer message if you type ingame

.ssssd text (message you want)

/// api_version=2
var script = registerScript({
    name: "ss",
    version: "1.0",
    authors: ["No Author ok"]
});

var Spammer = moduleManager.getModule("Spammer");

script.registerModule({
    name: "ssssd",
    description: "Nutting in cats is illegal",
    category: "Fun",
    tag: "s",
    settings: {
        text: Setting.text({
            name: "text",
            default: ""
        }),
    }

}, function (module) {
    module.on("enable", function () {

    });
    module.on("disable", function () {

    });
    module.on("update", function () {
    	moduleManager.getModule("Spammer").getValue("Message").set(module.settings.text.get())
    });
});

[A Former User]

@somedudeyouveneverheardof well it is probably a script issue, the setting changer works with other scripts

[kaduvert]

@faaatpotato Spammer was just an example module to demonstrate where it would work, now make a module with a script and try to do the same

[FaaatPotato]

@somedudeyouveneverheardof i just gave you an example you don't need to change that much do it yourself

[kaduvert]

@faaatpotato it wasn't meant as a challange or something but as a way to get you to understand my problem, it doesn't work if you would replace spammer with a module created with the ScriptAPI and that's my problem, nor can you change these values via ingame chat.
I want to know how to fix this.

[FaaatPotato]

@somedudeyouveneverheardof

ok sorry, this should work then

commandManager.executeCommands(".scriptapimodule setting "+module.settings.text.get())

[kaduvert]

@faaatpotato gives me the same error as if i would type it in the chat manually.

".scriptapimodule setting 123"
gives
"[LiquidBounce] Syntax: .scriptapimodule <setting>"
but doesn't change anything

[FaaatPotato]

@somedudeyouveneverheardof

works for me

/// api_version=2
var script = registerScript({
    name: "ss",
    version: "1.0",
    authors: ["No Author ok"]
});

script.registerModule({
    name: "ssssd",
    description: "Nutting in cats is illegal",
    category: "Fun",
    tag: "s",
    settings: {
        text: Setting.text({
            name: "text",
            default: ""
        }),
    }

}, function (module) {
    module.on("enable", function () {
    	commandManager.executeCommands(".JartexL LMode "+module.settings.text.get());
    });
    module.on("disable", function () {

    });
    module.on("update", function () {
    });
});

example with a script I made

[kaduvert]

@FaaatPotato
yeah, your example works on b73, previously played with b72. sorry about that
seems to be fixed in b73, sorry to bother you all