#How set an nbt tag to a list using skbee?

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deep pendant
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custom enchantments are a pain to deal with in this case

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there are 3 ways to handle them

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first way:

{tag:{CustomEnchantments:{Spooky:3,Nerd:2}}}``` essentially the tags are named after the enchant and you need to use the condition `%nbtcompounds% has tag %string%`

second way:
```vb
{tag:{CustomEnchantments:["spooky|3","nerd|2","chad|4"]}}``` a string list tag of lists that need to be split at | to get the name (on the left) and the level (on the right)

third way (the one minecraft uses for vanilla enchantments):
```vb
{tag:{CustomEnchantments:[{id:"spooky", lvl:1}, {id:"nerd", lvl:2}]}}```
which is a compound list tag, think of it to something similiar to the first one but there's 2 tags (name and id) and those 2 are stored in 1 compound in a list of compounds
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lol

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oh man

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you need to learn nbt compounds

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i'll give you a snippet

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tbh i think it's just the naming skbee uses but maybe there's something more to it

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can't really tell

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set {_nbt} to nbt item compound of %item%
set tag "Enchants;NAME" to LEVEL```
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so look

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1

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no ""

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also please format your code

deep pendant
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to make this work right you would need something likevb on load: set {enchants::*} to "SussyEnchant", "Magical" and "something"
and when checking the enchantments you need to do vb loop {enchants::*}: add loop-value to {_enchants::*} if {_nbt} has tag "Enchants;%loop-value%"

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doing this the list _enchants::* will have all the names of the enchants the item has

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`

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for the level argument change it to integer

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and at the end remove the "" and %%

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if you use text you'll need to parse

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use integer

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because it's just "%object%"

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that's called stringifying

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ug no

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👍

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^

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outdated

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wanna learn a magic trick

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just add compound from after nbt

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should work for most