(stevoeinrad) Byte size of an Item

[cobalt aspen]

Hey i would like to recreate something like in the Picture
i want to look at an Item in my inventory an the the byte size of the item
or if that doesnt work - ateleast a cmd to get the size of a defined item

[native light]

(stevoeinrad) Byte size of an Item

[native light]

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[peak viper]

!t inventorytag.inventory

[last prism]

Tag: <InventoryTag.inventory_type>

Returns the type of the inventory (e.g. "PLAYER", "CRAFTING", "HORSE").

Returns

ElementTag

[peak viper]

wait no lol

!t itemtag.inventory

[last prism]

Tag: <ItemTag.inventory_contents>

(Property) A container item's inventory contents.

Group

Properties

Returns

ListTag(ItemTag)

Mechanism

ItemTag.inventory_contents

[peak viper]

!t listtag.size

[last prism]

Tag: <ListTag.size>

Returns the size of the list.

Returns

ElementTag(Number)

Examples

# Narrates '3'
- narrate <list[one|two|three].size>

[indigo harbor]

I don't think you understand the question lol

Looks like they're trying to figure out like

How many bytes the items use when stored in playerdata?

I guess to make it easier to bookban people idfk

[peak viper]

"size of a defined item"

is that not it?

[wicked cedar]

storage size, not list size

!t all_raw_nbt

[last prism]

Cannot Specify Searched Tag

Multiple possible tags: <EntityTag.all_raw_nbt>, <ItemTag.all_raw_nbt>.

[wicked cedar]

!t <ItemTag.all_raw_nbt>

[last prism]

Tag: <ItemTag.all_raw_nbt>

Returns a map of all raw NBT on this item, including default values.
Refer to format details at !language Raw NBT Encoding.

Group

properties

Returns

MapTag

Mechanism

ItemTag.raw_nbt

[wicked cedar]

^ closest thing to what you're looking for, but there isn't an actual storage byte tag on Denizen

[main hinge]

from the picture it looks like a mod, why not just use that

[cobalt aspen]

its no longer available
and the only other known way is the meteor client
which is a hacked client

as far as i know

[rancid pecan]

i've tested this : <player.item_in_hand.all_raw_nbt.map_to_nbt.length>

[mellow python]

Tag parse results for <player.item_in_hand.all_raw_nbt.map_to_nbt.length>: https://paste.denizenscript.com/View/128290

player.item_in_hand.all_raw_nbt.map_to_nbt.length
Had error: Player is not online, but tag 'item_in_hand' requires the player be online, for player: p@460e96b9-7a0e-416d-b2c3-4508164b8b1b (mcmonkey4eva)
Had error: Tag <player.item_in_hand.all_raw_nbt.map_to_nbt.length> is invalid!
Had error: Unfilled or unrecognized sub-tag(s) 'item_in_hand.all_raw_nbt.map_to_nbt.length' for tag <player.item_in_hand.all_raw_nbt.map_to_nbt.length>!
Had error: The returned value from initial tag fragment 'player' was: 'p@460e96b9-7a0e-416d-b2c3-4508164b8b1b (mcmonkey4eva)'.
Had error: Almost matched but failed (possibly bad input?): item_in_hand

[raven pagoda]

Oh.

Whoopsie.

[hardy yoke]

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