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*sigh* ModPE.readData() and ModPE.saveData() are officially the most annoying ModPE functions. How in the world does it work???? In Darth377's risk mod, his is fine. In my enchantments mod when I use ModPE.saveData() on an integer, ModPE.readData() returns a string???? Is this supposed to happen??? Can someone give me a working example of ModPE.saveData() saving an integer from a variable and ModPE.readData() reading the variable. On Connor4898's GitHub Wiki functions list, there is nothing about ModPE.readData() converting an integer to a string.

Anyone who provides a working example/answer will be rewarded with a reputation point and early betas of my enchantments mod when it is perfected.

Wow. People are too slow.... I've figured it out so the rewards aren't going to be given anymore (until the next problem :P)

New Problem:
How can a set a variable to 0 when the player's health is 0. I have tried this with ModTick, but apparently when you leave the game, the player's health is set to 0. Is there any way to do what I want?

Quote from BeATz_UnKNoWN

New Problem:
How can a set a variable to 0 when the player's health is 0. I have tried this with ModTick, but apparently when you leave the game, the player's health is set to 0. Is there any way to do what I want?

Maybe have it set the players health to what ever it was when they leave the game?

Update it with modTick();

var health = Entity.getHealth(getPlayerEnt());
var variable = 1424;

function modTick() {
   if(health == 0) {
      variavble = 0;
   }
}

Quote from BeATz_UnKNoWN

Wow. People are too slow.... I've figured it out so the rewards aren't going to be given anymore (until the next problem )

Wait then how can you save a integer?

Quote from minecrave79

Wait then how can you save a integer?

You can either do

if(ModPE.readData("experience")=="0"){experience = 0;}

or you could just do parseInt()

Quote from darkdiamondminer

Update it with modTick();

var health = Entity.getHealth(getPlayerEnt());
var variable = 1424;

function modTick() {
if(health == 0) {
variavble = 0;
}
}

That is the best solution I have found!!! I tried this and it didn't work, so this must work! (sorry for the sarcasm). Are people blind or something?

Quote from BeATz_UnKNoWN

New Problem:
I have tried this with ModTick, but apparently when you leave the game, the player's health is set to 0.

Quote from Darkserver

Maybe have it set the players health to what ever it was when they leave the game?

modTick() is quicker then leaveGame(). If I could do this before modTick() then ModPE.saveData() would have worked before the experience was reset because the player "died" according to MCPE.

What if you used a delayed count down timer? Im sorry these ideas are just off the top of my head. :/

No, he wants an int to save when he leaves the game, the problem is it detects when the player dies, but when you leave pocket edition the player "dies".