(fu_meng) Using the inventory set command to place an item into a GUI can cause the sorting of the

[sage cargo]

Using the inventory set command to place an item into a GUI can cause the sorting of the item's NBT keys to change, which may prevent the item from stacking with the original item.

Here's an example to illustrate this. The NBT data below is before and after the item is placed, with the content remaining the same but the order changed.
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Fu_Meng has the following entity data: {Slot: 0b, id: "minecraft:paper", tag: {NeigeItems: {id: "测试配方", data: "{}", hashCode: 80424972}, display: {Name: '{"text":"","extra":[{"text":"测试配方","obfuscated":false,"italic":false,"underlined":false,"strikethrough":false,"color":"green","bold":false}]}'}, "材料": {"测试2": 10, "测试1": 10}}, Count: 1b}

Fu_Meng has the following entity data: {Slot: 1b, id: "minecraft:paper", tag: {NeigeItems: {id: "测试配方", data: "{}", hashCode: 80424972}, display: {Name: '{"extra":[{"bold":false,"italic":false,"underlined":false,"strikethrough":false,"obfuscated":false,"color":"green","text":"测试配方"}],"text":""}'}, "材料": {"测试2": 10, "测试1": 10}}, Count: 1b}

This is my code:

• define tempitem <context.cursor_item>
• adjust <player> item_on_cursor:<context.item>
• inventory set o:<[tempitem]> slot:<context.slot> d:<player.open_inventory>

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(fu_meng) Using the inventory set command to place an item into a GUI can cause the sorting of the

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https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/125514

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https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/125522

[shy helm]

Have you considered inventory script containers?

Line 22: You are not passing along any definitions with your command on line 17.

Line 34: <ni_item[测试物品]> ??? Not sure what ni_item is, but I'm fairly sure you don't need that constructor.

Line 28, and 38 seem to do the same thing.

Line 39-48 can be achieved with procedural logic in an inventory script container.

[sage cargo]

The <ni_item[ItemsId]> is part of an extension plugin that I have written myself.

      // <--[tag]
        // @attribute <ni_item[<name>]>
        // @returns ItemTag
        // @plugin Depenizen, NeigeItems
        // @description
        // Returns an ItemTag of the named NeigeItems item.
        // -->

This is not very important; let me give you a simpler example:

setitem_test:
    type: world
    debug: false
    events:
        on player clicks in inventory:
        - inventory set o:<player.item_in_hand> d:<player.open_inventory>

The NBT of the item has not changed, but the order of the content has changed, which prevents it from stacking with the original item. This is just an example. For instance, setting a flag for the player named "test_item" with a value of the current item in hand. After that, I retrieve this item through "test_item," and the content order of the item's NBT is different from the original.

There are many such cases. As long as the item is retrieved based on a template and then regenerated or manipulated through Denizen, the order of the NBT content will be different from the original, as Denizen will sort the NBT content in its own way.

My English is not very good, and I may not express myself clearly.

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firstly, can you explain the purpose of your code here? if there is an easier solution to getting to your end goal, we can try that first instead of having to debug everything here

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My goal is to move items within the inventory while ensuring that the original order of the item's NBT fields is maintained. However, using the command inventory set slot:<slot> o:<item> can result in a change in the order of the item's NBT data.

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