(Aviside) How to remove list tag when adding lines to an items lore?

[steady tundra]

/ex inventory adjust slot:hand "lore:<&7>Target: <&f>player||<item[myItem].lore>" using this, I get a purple "li@" in the lore but that doesn't appear when I remove the two "|" line separators so am I using the tags wrong? How would I solve this

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(Aviside) How to remove list tag when adding lines to an items lore?

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[silver arrow]

What is that || for? Are you making a new lines with those symbols?

[steady tundra]

Yes

[silver arrow]

!t <n>

[errant tiger]

Tag: <n>

Returns a newline symbol.

Returns

ElementTag

[steady tundra]

Is there another way?

okay great

[silver arrow]

Yeah, there is a tag

| is commonly used in list to separate values

!t listtag

[errant tiger]

Cannot Specify Searched Tag

Multiple possible tags: <ListTag.any>, <ListTag.get[<#>|...]>, <ListTag.sum>, <ListTag.last[(<#>)]>, <ListTag.size>, <ListTag.set[...|...].at[<#>]>, <ListTag.find[<element>]>, <ListTag.first[(<#>)]>, <ListTag.sort[<procedure>]>, <ListTag.filter[<tag>]>, <ListTag.filter_tag[<dynamic-boolean>]>, <ListTag.parse_tag[<parseable-value>]>, <ListTag.to_map[(<separator>)]>, <ListTag.insert[...|...].at[<#>]>, <ListTag.get[<#>].to[<#>]>, <ListTag.find_all[<element>]>, <ListTag.count[<element>]>, <ListTag.average>, <ListTag.lowest[(<tag>)]>, <ListTag.highest[(<tag>)]>, ...

[silver arrow]

!l listtag

[errant tiger]

Cannot Find Searched Language

Unknown language.

Possible Confusion

Did you mean to search for objecttags?

[silver arrow]

Oh gosh

[steady tundra]

hmm, switching over to <n> didn't solve it

[silver arrow]

Can you paste your script?

!paste

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[steady tundra]

https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/109077

I'm just dealing with lore stuff

With this command

/ex inventory adjust slot:hand "lore:<n><&7>Lock Target: <&f>CoolGuy22<n><item[tomeOfTeleportation].lore>"

[silver arrow]

That should work fine. If you want a single empty line between target and item[tomeOfTeleportation], just use <n><n> for 2 spaces

[steady tundra]

Yeah, but I still get a li@ in there

That's my main issue

I'm not sure what could be doing it, but if I only include "<item[tomeOfTeleportation].lore>" it'll go away oddly

[silver arrow]

That's the item tag causing it, I'm almost 100% sure

[steady tundra]

Yeah I figured that too

just not sure

[silver arrow]

Can you try to replace it with <item[tomeOfTeleportation].lore.separated_by[<n>]>?

[steady tundra]

I thought that would space each line?

[silver arrow]

It probably will help but anyway that's kinda weird way to adjust lore with using other item's lore

[steady tundra]

It's so it doesn't add a line

[silver arrow]

It will give you the same output but without the list

[visual drift]

What

[steady tundra]

chicken butt?

forgive me

[visual drift]

haha

[steady tundra]

that worked!

[visual drift]

You can simplify this a bit by modifying the listtag instead of adding the lore infront of it

!t list.insert.at

[errant tiger]

Tag: <ListTag.insert[...|...].at[<#>]>

Returns a new ListTag with the items specified inserted to the specified location.
Note the index input options described at !objecttype listtag

Returns

ListTag

Examples

# Narrates a list of "one|two|three|four"
- narrate <list[one|four].insert[two|three].at[2]>

[visual drift]

Insert the lore you'd want to add at the beginning

<item.lore.insert[locktarget<&co> coolguy].at[1]

thats less hacky

because your current lore could become a single line

[steady tundra]

Okay awesome thanks for that, that's a better way of doing it! It's all working now