(Head_Star) How do I use the item flag? I'm making a gun.

[gusty pawn]

This is my code
https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/105486

I tried <[testgun].with_flag[range]>, but it didn't work.
Help me

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(Head_Star) How do I use the item flag? I'm making a gun.

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[charred helm]

Could you post your script as Denizen script to the paste site please.

!paste

[weary verge]

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[charred helm]

You've posted it as C# for some reason

[gusty pawn]

oh sorry

https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/105488

Here it is.

[charred helm]

!ds https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/105488

[weary verge]

Script Check Results

Other Script Information

On line : (Statistics) Total structural lines: 10
On line : (Statistics) Total live code lines: 20
On line : (Statistics) Total comment lines: 0
On line : (Statistics) Total blank lines: 5

[charred helm]

!guide long term storage

[weary verge]

Cannot Find Searched GuidePage

Unknown guidepage.

Possible Confusion

Did you mean to search for long term memory: flags?

[weary verge]

GuidePage: Long Term Memory: Flags

View the guide page 'Long Term Memory: Flags' at: https://guide.denizenscript.com/guides/basics/flags.html

[charred helm]

Flags are explained in the guide

If you're using sub maps as you do at line 41, you separate each key with a . when reading the flag with the appropriate tag.

[gusty pawn]

What if I change it like this?

[charred helm]

Well then each sub key of flags becomes it's own flag.

ie; you have a flag called headdamage on the item that has the value of 100

Are these default values for the weapon?

If so, I'd suggest using a data key instead and read from that, so you're able to modify values any time easily.

If you create an item with flags attached it won't update ingame if you change the values in your Item script.

[gusty pawn]

I don't understand well because I am not good at English. So you might be frustrated.

I'm going to make weapons like this for now.

And I want to make it like this.

[charred helm]

You can do:

starstargun:
    type: item
    data:
        stats:
            range: 60

and use <script[starstargun].data_key[data.stats.range]> or <context.item.script.data_key[data.stats.range]>, which would return 60.

!t script.data_key

[weary verge]

Tag: <ScriptTag.data_key[<key_name>]>

Returns the value from a data key on the script as an ElementTag, ListTag, or MapTag.
For example, "script.data_key[type]" on a task script will return "task".
Custom keys should usually go in a 'data' script container, or under a key labeled 'data' for other script containers.

Returns

ObjectTag

[gusty pawn]

Wow, thank you. I'll try it.

Oh, it works! But there's a problem.

If I hold a headgun, can I bring a stat of headgun, and if I hold a stargun, can I bring a stat of stargun?

[heavy depot]

Look at the second tag example there ^

!t ItemTag.script

[weary verge]

Tag: <ItemTag.script>

Returns the script of the item if it was created by an item script.

Group

scripts

Returns

ScriptTag

[heavy depot]

You can get the ScriptTag of a specific item - get the script of the gun the player is holding, then read the data from that script

[gusty pawn]

Wow, it's working!
I love you so much.