(danjoe3) Filter items

[ivory spindle]

Hey there,

I'm currently trying to create an item filter system using a Task script for the UI on which I'm currently working. I'm a bit stuck at this point and don't know how to go on about it. I would really like some help. I know it's wrong, but would like to know the working behind it :))

https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/120628

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(danjoe3) Filter items

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[ivory spindle]

So basically, what happens is, when a player clicks an item within the inventory, It runs this task and it filters only crops and farming items that are within minecraft and displays that in the UI

[daring whale]

I see the proc takes in a ListTag(ItemTag)? what exactly is it meant to return? whether every item in the list is a farming item?

[shut swan]

Correct me if I am wrong, but line 12 never runs. Determine stops the queue.

[ivory spindle]

Yeah that’s the plan actually, and the rest that are not a farming item, don’t show up

I kept it as a task thinking the determine true might work

[ivory spindle]

I think I figured out the filter aspect, but the <[item]>.vanilla_tags seems to be invalid

https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/120634 So this is the new one

[daring whale]

Ah it's a task not a proc - I see it creates a definition, is it meant to be used via inject then?

Seems like something a proc would work well for honestly,
- define validItems <[allItems].proc[filter_farming_items]> or something like that

[ivory spindle]

I mean, I’m using it with run

[ivory spindle]

Is there any difference between using a task or a procedure?

Cuz I got the filter system to work using the task, it’s just the vanilla_tags aspect that doesn’t seem to work 🤔

[daring whale]

I mean, procs are just cleaner/more suited for these sort of things - with a task I'd need to be something like

- ~run filter_task def.items:<[items]> save:filter_task
- define filtered_items <entry[filter_task].created_queue.determination.first>

vs procs

- define filtered_items <[items].proc[filter_items]>

Or something along these lines

But either way if something in your script doesn't work than

!debug

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[ivory spindle]

And the proc, do you think it would be the same working as the task that I’ve written perhaps?

https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/120634

[ivory spindle]

I’ll send over a debug right away!

[ivory spindle]

https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/120651

So this is the debug

I'm creating an auction house system

Where I'd like to filter out the items accordingly within the UI

So far the Hoe's get filtered out

But the material.vanilla_tags doesnt seem to

It mentions this The returned value from initial tag fragment '[item]' was: '[item].with_flag[expire_after].duration[24h]'.

[ivory spindle]

Have I written the flag expire wrong?

[ivory spindle]

I think I;ve somewhat fixed it, but certain tags within the crops vanilla_tags dont seem to filter out

And there doesnt seem to be any errors

[hardy pawn]

your issue with the whole crops thing is because technically planted crops and crop items are 2 seperate materials

for instance, when its just an item in hand its carrot but the planted stuff on the ground is carrots

the planted one in the ground is the one that has crops

[ivory spindle]

Oh

So would you recommend that I just use the villager_plantable_seeds tag?

Or is there another way to do so?

[hardy pawn]

maybe, but that doesnt cover wheat

[ivory spindle]

Or would I have to create a data script with all the farming items?

And sort them out based on that?

[hardy pawn]

i would say perhaps data script is the way to go for this, just due to there not being an easy vanilla tag for this

[ivory spindle]

I see

[hardy pawn]

they might add one in the future, they keep adding new ones every update

[ivory spindle]

Would this also be the same case for the other filters? Like blocks?

Minerals?

[hardy pawn]

blocks generally dont have this problem

this is unique to crops due to how they work

[ivory spindle]

So basically a list of what all I'm sorting out are, blocks, farming things, gear, enchantment books, minerals, and an other section, that doesnt include in any of the lists mentioned

I'm wondering how the other filter task would look?

[hardy pawn]

I mean.. wouldnt other just be the else part of the filter?

[ivory spindle]

True, my bad!

Thank you! I'll just keep this open if I have any issues!

[ivory spindle]

For the blocks, which tag would you recommend?

[ivory spindle]

So I have this doubt, when a player clicks a certain item within the inventory I;d want to check if slot 54 has the item flag check. If it does, then I'd like to continue with the script, else stop