Inventory slots?

[narrow plover]

    permission: op
    permission message: &cYou don't have permission to use this command
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is "create":
            if arg-2 is set:
                if {kit::%arg-2%::*} is set:
                    send "&cA kit named %arg-2% already exists."
                else:
                    set {kit::%arg-2%::*} to all items of player's inventory
                    send "&bKit named %arg-2% has been created."
            else:
                send "&cCorrect usage: /kit create <kit-name>"
        if arg-1 is "give":
            if {kit::%arg-2%::*} is set:
                if arg-3 is set:
                    clear inventory of arg-3
                    clear all the potion effects of arg-3
                    heal arg-3
                    add {kit::%arg-2%::*} to arg-3's inventory
                    send "&bYou received %arg-2% kit." to arg-3
                else:
                    clear inventory of player
                    clear all the potion effects of player
                    heal player
                    add {kit::%arg-2%::*} to player's inventory
                    send "&bYou received %arg-2% kit." to player
            else:
                send "&cKit named %arg-2% does not exist."```

Few people asked me to use loop but I am not able to get an idea about it even after reading the docs.

That's why I am not able to proceed further with my skript

Inventory slots?

[azure patrol]

So whats the issue, you can't figure out how to save a kit?

or just to give them in the right order

it looks like it should work

can't see why it might just duplicate your inv

[narrow plover]

Like if I wear armour or I have something in offhand and I do /kit create xyz. It creates a kit
Then if I do /kit give xyz it just gives me the items in inventory no matter if I had armour slots or offhand equipped or not.

[azure patrol]

i mean you never told it to manually equip armour if that was in the kit list

just go check helm, chest, leg and boot slots individually, set them to the first 4 arguments

set the 5th argument to the player's offhand tool

then set the player's armour to the list indexes 1-4, offhand list index 5

give them the rest

[narrow plover]

like can you give an example of how to check and stuff @azure patrol

[azure patrol]

player's helmet

player's offhand tool

[narrow plover]

if {kit::%arg-2%::*} contains player's helmet: like so?

[azure patrol]

i mean if you wanted to check if a kit has the player's helmet, sure ig

pretty sure that is not what you're trying to do though

[narrow plover]

Yeah true