#(cyouqh) Change ItemTag def

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red viper
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I have some simple command like this, I thought it should give me a cobblestone, but it still giving stone, and I tried change other mech like lore, ... but it not work too. Could some one help me where I did it wrong?

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(cyouqh) Change ItemTag def

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wispy stirrup
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!xyproblem

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wispy stirrup
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Could you provide more information than a test command?

red viper
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I want player obtain an special event item from a menu, when player get it, it will add a lore "Obtained by playername at time"

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So I trying to create a item script, then modify the lore of the item when obtain it (by command)

olive fox
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you can't adjust items like that

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2 options here

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either a:
- adjust def:anitem material:cobblestone

wispy stirrup
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!paste

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olive fox
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b:
- define anitem <[anitem].with[material=cobblestone]>

red viper
glossy minnow
olive fox
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The syntax or the operation?

glossy minnow
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Like, wouldn’t the adjust def be easier

wispy stirrup
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But the script wasn't posted so we can't know

glossy minnow
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Could you provide an example of when the define method would be better

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True

wispy stirrup
# glossy minnow Could you provide an example of when the define method would be better

With adjust, you can modify items stored in a definition(in 99% of cases better ways exist).
With .with[<mech>=<value>], you can modify an item stored in a definition or on the ItemTag itself.
With stick[(<mech>=<value>)], you create an ElementTag, but in most places (like commands) it will parsed as ItemTag.
With inventory adjust/flag, you modify an existing item inside an inventory.
With Item Scripts, you create templates for an Item. So /ex give item_script will always generate an Item from your item script called item_script.

glossy minnow
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Wait i thought the key value separator was = not :, i must be misremembering

wispy stirrup
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Oh no It's typo.

glossy minnow
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Oh

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Yeah that’s fair enough, was just saying that in that three line command script, adjust is probably the best approach

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But obviously that’s just for that command script, they didn’t post their original script

wispy stirrup
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Well anyway,

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