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@czechhek Oh okay, thanks.

@skiddermaster412 After testing this, it did not work. I'm trying to fix it by reading more scripts. Thank you for your help though.

Hi, so I need help converting a Core script to the normal Script API version. I am using a custom build of Liquidbounce (Lint), so Core scripts don't work on it (From what I noticed). And I'm a complete noob at scripting.

What do I need to do to convert this script from Core to the normal API v2 version?

This script is by CzechHek

///api_version=2
(script = registerScript({
    name: "AutoSafeWalk",
    version: "1.3",
    authors: ["CzechHek"]
})).import("Core.lib");

module = {
    category: "Movement",
    description: "SafeWalk that activates if there is a gap exceeding maximal fall distance.",
    values: [
        airsafe = value.createBoolean("AirSafe", true),
        maxfalldistance = value.createInteger("MaxFallDistance", 5, 0, 255)
    ],
    onMove: function (e) {
        (mc.thePlayer.onGround || airsafe.get()) && e.setSafeWalk(!isAboveGround());
    }
}

function isAboveGround() {
    for (i = 0, bp = new BlockPos(mc.thePlayer); i++ < maxfalldistance.get();) if (!mc.theWorld.isAirBlock(bp.down(i))) return true
}

This is what I could figure out so far from studying the normal API v2 scripts. (No, it doesn't work after I tested it.)

///api_version=2
var script = registerScript({
    name: "AutoSafeWalk",
    version: "1.3",
    authors: ["CzechHek"]
});

script.registerModule({
    name: "AutoSafeWalk"
    category: "Movement",
    description: "SafeWalk that activates if there is a gap exceeding maximal fall distance.",
    values: [
        airsafe = value.createBoolean("AirSafe", true),
        maxfalldistance = value.createInteger("MaxFallDistance", 5, 0, 255)
    ],
    onMove: function (e) {
        (mc.thePlayer.onGround || airsafe.get()) && e.setSafeWalk(!isAboveGround());
    }
});

function isAboveGround() {
    for (i = 0, bp = new BlockPos(mc.thePlayer); i++ < maxfalldistance.get();) if (!mc.theWorld.isAirBlock(bp.down(i))) return true
}

I apologize in advance if I sound stupid.