how do I store list data as a cloud var?

[midnight stag]

I'm trying to make a persistent inventory as a cloud var but I can't make a list cloud var

[strong ether]

The best thing you can do is convert the list to a string (Either with a custom compiler or with To String) and save it into a string variable

[midnight stag]

That would work

All I need would be a unique separator char between the difrent list values

[strong ether]

Then I'd reccommend making your own string compiler

[midnight stag]

A what

[strong ether]

Bascically a system that converts the list to string, except with your own conditions

Lets say you convert the list [0,1,2,3] to a list

To String will format "[0, 1, 2, 3]"

Your own compiler could be anything you want, like "0,1,2,3"

[spiral lintel]

You mean that you Can make "string list cloud" but not with Vector, player and stuff

[flint thicket]

https://rec.net/invention/188551067516097349

[strong ether]

You cant make any cloud list variables

What you can do is convert a list to a string, and save that into a string variable

[spiral lintel]

Big Brain Time, thanks

[midnight stag]

Also the problem is that whenever I get an custom made object by tag or trigger volume target, all I get is "rec room object" but it doesn't specify witch one it is and just breaks

[strong ether]

Use tags instead

Give each object a unique tag

[midnight stag]

There is no tag data type

[strong ether]

configure the object to give them a tag

[midnight stag]

I did

[strong ether]

Then use Get All Tags or Get First Tag of the object

save that tag value, its a string, instead of using To String on the object

[midnight stag]

But it's still "rec room object"

[strong ether]

If you dont make your own tag, the default tag is #makerpenobject

[midnight stag]

Ik, I deleted it and added a new one, but it was still maker pen object

[strong ether]

because you are using To String

use Get First Tag

[midnight stag]

So I got the custom tag, but how would I convert it back to an rec room object data type? Because again, it just shows up as "maker per object" for the output of a trigger volume