(Isz) Count amount of crops at a certain age in an area

[proper flare]

Title says it all. This is what I've got but can't figure out how to add the age in there.
<location[bla].find_blocks[sweet_berry_bush].within[50].size>

This doesn't work
<location[bla].find_blocks[sweet_berry_bush[age=2]].within[50].size>

Any help? Thanks.

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(Isz) Count amount of crops at a certain age in an area

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[subtle plank]

would need a list filter

[proper flare]

I've tried many combinations of something like this but no luck
.filter_tag[<material.age.contains[2]>]>

[robust knot]

1. .contains is to check if a list contains an element. this is not what you need, you need to check if one value equals another, that would be

!t .equals

[potent oriole]

Cannot Specify Searched Tag

Multiple possible tags: <ElementTag.equals[<element>]>, <ElementTag.equals_case_sensitive[<element>]>.

[robust knot]

!t element.equals

[potent oriole]

Tag: <ElementTag.equals[<element>]>

Returns whether the element is equal to another element.
Equivalent to if comparison: ==
You should never ever use this tag inside any 'if', 'while', etc. command.

Group

comparison

Returns

ElementTag(Boolean)

[robust knot]

2. the filter tag is slightly wrong

!t filter_tag

[potent oriole]

Cannot Specify Searched Tag

Multiple possible tags: <ListTag.filter_tag[<dynamic-boolean>]>, <MapTag.filter_tag[<parseable-boolean>]>.

[robust knot]

!t list.filter_tag

[potent oriole]

Tag: <ListTag.filter_tag[<dynamic-boolean>]>

Returns a copy of the list with all its contents parsed through the given input tag and only including ones that returned 'true'.
This requires a fully formed tag as input, making use of the 'filter_value' definition.

Returns

ListTag

Examples

# Narrates a list of '3|4|5'
- narrate "<list[1|2|3|4|5].filter_tag[<[filter_value].is_more_than[3]>]>

# Narrates a list of '4|5'
- narrate "<list[1|2|3|4|5].filter_tag[<list[4|5].contains[<[filter_value]>]>]>

[robust knot]

note you need to use the special definition <[filter_value]> to get the specific value of each item in the list

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[proper flare]

I just cannot get it to work

So I need a fully formed tag to you here X is?
<location[bla].find_blocks[sweet_berry_bush].within[50].filter_tag[<[X].material.age.equals[2]>].size>

[steel goblet]

replace X for filter_value

denizen just handles that on its own

[proper flare]

I don't know what the filter value should be in this case. I thought something like
<location[<[bla]>].material.age>

[steel goblet]

what

no

its really just filter_value

yknow how in foreach, you can use as:input and then just use that as a definition?

same idea

[proper flare]

Ffs that is not clear at all, it says This requires a fully formed tag as input which made it sound like filter value needed to be a fully formed tag which you can then say equals[2]

Ok seems to work now thanks

Don't think I would've ever got there on my own

[steel goblet]

tbf you just gotta look at the examples on the meta, its really easy to understand the logic on them

[tall vessel]

thats why the meta has usage examples

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