Hi, is there a way to use the "take" command to take items with a specific nbt?
for example if I wanted to take any items with the nbt "oraxen:id=banana;" how would I do this with the take command?
#(Wrackspurt) take item from inventory with specific nbt
young zodiac
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(Wrackspurt) take item from inventory with specific nbt
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Hi, is there a way to use the "take" command to take items with a specific nbt?
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warm obsidian
!c take
warm obsidian
Hmmm.
You may have to write a procedure to find items with a specific nbt if it's a specific nbt.
And return it's slot as well.
young zodiac
Im able to use the specific nbt thingy pretty much everywhere else so I was hoping to use it for the take command too, but I can't figure it out
warm obsidian
As said, you'll probably have to write a procedure that checks the inventory for a specific nbt, and then returns the slot so you can - inventory take slot:<[slot]>
Although if you're looking for multiple then you'll have to compensate.
long prawn
Hi, is there a way to use the "take" command to take items with a specific nbt?
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Can you share what the nbt on the item looks like?
Just hold it in ur hand and narrate the nbt
young zodiac
Just hold it in ur hand and narrate the nbt
snow plover
Why dont you make the item via denizen? Then you can take it with the command.
Very simple
long prawn
Why dont you make the item via denizen? Then you can take it with the command.
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This is the best solution to the problem but it's not always an option
acoustic impBOT
!t inventory.map_slots
long prawn
Can use that to go through all the items in the inventory and check for nbt ^
Here I think this can help you out #1153979526674644992 message
You'd have to change the nbt check but that'd return a map with slots as keys and your matched oraxen items as values
Er also you probably want a null check, idr if filter value hides errors
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find_items:
type: procedure
definitions: inventory|id
script:
- define item_map <[inventory].map_slots>
- determine <[item_map].filter_tag[<[filter_value].raw_nbt.deep_get[itemsadder.id].if_null[null].equals[<[id]>]>]>```Still check the original thread for some context
young zodiac
Why dont you make the item via denizen? Then you can take it with the command.
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Its an item that comes from oraxen blocks and stuff, i think it would just complicate things more
young zodiac
```yaml
find_items:
type: procedure
definitions: inventory|id
script:
- ...
I did see this when I was searching actually, but i wasnt sure how to make it work for oraxen things
long prawn
I did see this when I was searching actually, but i wasnt sure how to make it wo...
er try changing itemsadder.id to PublicBukkitValues.oraxen:id
Then if you were do to something like <player.inventory.proc[find_items].context[string:oraxen_id]> it should return all the items that match the id you fed it
warm obsidian
```yaml
find_items:
type: procedure
definitions: inventory|id
script:
- ...
Why define and then determine when you can just determine?
long prawn
Why define and then determine when you can just determine?
Personal preference I don't like long lines (well the second one is long as heck but you can't really help that)
I also rewrote that code like 5 times so I just left the define as it was the previous version
warm obsidian
Eh, fair enough. I like having less lines so I guess it's personal opinion, although I do wonder the very very micro optimization it would make to have it be one line determination.
long prawn
OH lol I just got what you mean
When I was writing the code for this I was playing around with it as first and checked the definition a bunch of times instead of straight up determining it
When I finished the code I just kinda forgot about it
There fixed it o7
nova pumice
Feel free to ask if you need any more help, otherwise
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