(Daxz) Checking if player has enough of an item.

[remote aspen]

What is the tag for this again?

[tiny sedge]

(Daxz) Checking if player has enough of an item.

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[sudden bay]

!t inventory.contains_item.quantity

[mortal geyser]

Tag: <InventoryTag.contains_item[<matcher>].quantity[<#>]>

Returns whether the inventory contains a certain number of items that match the specified item matcher.
Uses the system behind !language Advanced Object Matching.

Returns

ElementTag(Boolean)

[sudden bay]

!t player.inventory

[mortal geyser]

Tag: <PlayerTag.inventory>

Returns a InventoryTag of the player's current inventory.
Works with offline players.

Returns

InventoryTag

[remote aspen]

ah thanks

[sudden bay]

np

[remote aspen]

what about returning how many items a player has

(specific item)

[sudden bay]

I’m not sure, probably inventorytag.find_all_items, but there’s most likely a better solution

[remote aspen]

!t inventorytag.find_all_items

[mortal geyser]

Tag: <InventoryTag.find_all_items[<matcher>]>

Returns a list of the location of all slots that contains an item that matches the given item matcher.
Returns an empty list if there's no match.
Uses the system behind !language Advanced Object Matching.

Returns

ListTag

[remote aspen]

!t <InventoryTag.quantity_item[(<matcher>)]>

[mortal geyser]

Tag: <InventoryTag.quantity_item[(<matcher>)]>

Returns the combined quantity of itemstacks that match an item matcher if one is specified,
or the combined quantity of all itemstacks if one is not.
Uses the system behind !language Advanced Object Matching.

Returns

ElementTag(Number)

[remote aspen]

think this si it