(zyphhh) Finding Items in Multiple inventory slots at the same time

[cunning token]

Want to make a system where the game checks your armor then flags you if you're wearing a full set.

golem_full_set_equip:
    type: world
    events:
        on player inventory slot changes from:!golem_helmet|golem_chestplate|golem_leggings|golem_boots to:golem_helmet|golem_chestplate|golem_leggings|golem_boots slot:helmet|chestplate|leggings|boots:
        - if <player.inventory.find_item[golem_helmet]>: == 40
            - narrate passed

While this kinda works there is 2 main issues 1. It will fail to pass if you have multiple helms in your inventory as it only checks for the numerical first one

Secondly I would like a tag that could match multiple items at the same time rather than checking individually.

Something like this is what I'm looking for:
/ex if <player.inventory.contains_item[golem_helmet|golem_chestplate|_golem_leggings|golem_boots].slot[x]>
But that doesn't work

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(zyphhh) Finding Multiple inventory slots at the same time

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[cunning token]

(zyphhh) Finding Items in Multiple inventory slots at the same time

[jaunty palm]

!t player.has_equipped

[unkempt garden]

Tag: <EntityTag.has_equipped[<item-matcher>]>

Returns whether the entity has any armor equipment item that matches the given item matcher, using the system behind !language Advanced Object Matching.
For example, has_equipped[diamond_*] will return true if the entity is wearing at least one piece of diamond armor.

Group

element checking

Returns

ElementTag(Boolean)

[jaunty palm]

!t entity.equipment_map

[unkempt garden]

Tag: <EntityTag.equipment_map>

Returns a MapTag containing the entity's equipment.
Output keys are boots, leggings, chestplate, helmet.
Air items will be left out of the map.

Group

inventory

Returns

MapTag

Mechanism

EntityTag.equipment

[jaunty palm]

There are tags to check if a player wears armor

[cunning token]

right how would i avoid running each check individually

[tall raft]

Tag parse results for <player.equipment_map>: https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/125954

player.equipment_map
Had error: Tag <player.equipment_map> is invalid!
Had error: Unfilled or unrecognized sub-tag(s) 'equipment_map' for tag <player.equipment_map>!
Had error: The returned value from initial tag fragment 'player' was: 'p@460e96b9-7a0e-416d-b2c3-4508164b8b1b'.

[jaunty palm]

This returns a MapTag ^ - you could get the values to return a list of equipped armor.

!t maptag.values

[unkempt garden]

Tag: <MapTag.values>

Returns a list of all values in this map.

Returns

ListTag

Examples

# Narrates a list of '1|2|3|'
- narrate <map[a=1;b=2;c=3].values>

[jaunty palm]

then you could parse the script name and compare it to the list

[jaunty palm]

I would write a procedure that checks if a player wears a full set with ^

[cunning token]

Alright works perfectly

thanks so much :D