(Niklas) Tag-Base 'player' returned null.

[digital birch]

error: https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/126380
script: https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/126381

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[digital birch]

I have the problem that at every server start that error pops up

[hidden coral]

I'm not sure if you're suppose to be putting the player tag in lore due to instances of the player not existing at times.

[digital birch]

but it works xD

[rigid geyser]

clearly does not

!itworks

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[digital birch]

well. it shows me the flag when opening the inv

[rigid geyser]

also causes problems any other time it's loaded

[digital birch]

okey. how could I solve that

[rigid geyser]

add the flag data when you generate the inventory rather than attaching it to the item

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[digital birch]

how would I do that

[sturdy silo]

Fill the inventories contents manually and set the items with specific lore manually, then open the inventory afterwards

You can create a copy of an inventory by putting it into a definition

then adjust the definition to fill the inventory and add items, or - use the inventory command on it

[digital birch]

Ok i have no clue how to Do that

I think i will just live with this error xD

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