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[lunar monolith]

if I remember correctly, you can no longer get if a item is undefined

[stiff merlin]

the thing is thou, its not undefined

im able to use it

[lunar monolith]

oh

hmm

[hearty surge]

JSON.stringify() will always return {} into any native class (Item, Entity, Block, Player, etc.). That's the behavior on Minecraft itself

You need some deep copy to allow console return as an object

[stiff merlin]

how would i do so?

[hearty surge]

Reconstruct the item data into new object

[stiff merlin]

the entire thing?

[hearty surge]

Yes

[stiff merlin]

damn

so i would have to recreate the functions to? so like getComponent?

@hearty surge

[hearty surge]

I don't think you can recreate the function too

[stiff merlin]

So how would i use this?

just deepCopy(src)?

[hearty surge]

console.warn(JSON.stringify(deepCopy(item)))

[stiff merlin]

Ok

Thanks so much!

[hearty surge]

Np

[stiff merlin]

@hearty surge sorry to bother again but now im getting this error

[hearty surge]

Don't use deepCopy

addItem need real/native Item class, not cloned Item class as object

[stiff merlin]

damn it

do you have any idea lol?

[hearty surge]

Use deepCopy when you want to console out the data, otherwise, just do normal

[stiff merlin]

but would it work? its returning {} for the data

[hearty surge]

Mojang change how JSON.stringify works, by always returning {} every native class, even tho they have all the data

[stiff merlin]

so visually it shows {} but it has the data in it correct?

[hearty surge]

That's why you always got {}, but the code still run perfectly

[hearty surge]

Yes

[stiff merlin]

Oh ok

damn

alright thanks for your time again

[hearty surge]

They purposely hide it

[stiff merlin]

why?

[hearty surge]

Idk

[stiff merlin]

weird

alright that should be all

[stiff merlin]

@hearty surge another thing, my countdown system will not work, like its saying that it is but the score is not changing

system.runInterval(() => {
    let currentAuctions = world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`).getParticipants()
    function next() {
        if (!currentAuctions[0]) return;
        let current = currentAuctions[0]
        let currentScore = world.scoreboard.getScore(world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`), currentAuctions[0])
        if (currentScore <= 0) {
            currentAuctions.splice(0, 1)
            next();
        }
        let change = world.scoreboard.setScore(world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`), currentAuctions[0], currentScore - 1)
        console.warn(change)
        currentAuctions.splice(0, 1)
    }
    next()
}, 20 * 3)```

[hearty surge]

Any error?

[stiff merlin]

no

its returning true

[hearty surge]

How many player/score holder on auctions objectives?

[stiff merlin]

like how many participants?

[hearty surge]

Yes

[stiff merlin]

1

[hearty surge]

Hmm, I didn't see any error there

[stiff merlin]

im trying to a make a lag free clock that counts down in minutes (3 seconds for testing)

it should go in a chain order but that isnt working

its just looping the first entry

wait

nvm i fixed the loop issue

but the score is still not going down

[hearty surge]

Also, there's so many unused variable and useful code

[stiff merlin]

?

i removed current

system.runInterval(() => {
    let currentAuctions = world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`).getParticipants()
    function next() {
        if (!currentAuctions[0]) return;
        let currentScore = world.scoreboard.getScore(world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`), currentAuctions[0])
        if (currentScore <= 0) {
            currentAuctions.splice(0, 1)
            next();
        }

        let change = world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`).setScore(currentAuctions[0], currentScore - 1)
        console.warn(currentAuctions[0].displayName)
        currentAuctions.splice(0, 1)
        next()
    }
    next()
}, 20 * 3)```

updated ^

[hearty surge]

Why you need function there? Like, it's only one participant

[stiff merlin]

its a auction house, so there will be more

i added 2 more to test and its working

[hearty surge]

Just use for loop

[stiff merlin]

right but should work too

my issue is just the score thing

do you think there is a fix?

[hearty surge]

import { world, system } from "@minecraft/server";

system.runInterval(async () => {
  let auctionObj = world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`)

  for (const participant of auctionObj.getParticipants()) {
    await null;
    const currentScore = auctionObj.getScore(participants)
    if (currentScore <= 0) continue

    const isChange = auctionObj.setScore(participants, currentScore--)
    console.log(`Change ${participant.displayName}? ${isChange}`)
  }
}, 20 * 3)
```Try this

[stiff merlin]

still not removing score

should i just run a command instead?

[hearty surge]

What's your minecraft version?

[stiff merlin]

1.20

[hearty surge]

I've change the code, did it log Change <something>? true?

[stiff merlin]

yes

sorry for delay

[hearty surge]

And it's not changing?

[stiff merlin]

no

[hearty surge]

I guess try restart Minecraft

[stiff merlin]

alright

[hearty surge]

If it's still not working, then use runCommand

[stiff merlin]

Ok

ye runCommand is working

[hearty surge]

Kinda strange setScore is not working

[stiff merlin]

right

[stiff merlin]

@hearty surge im having another issue with the items

im trying to a player the item and its saying this

[hearty surge]

Show your code

[hearty surge]

Please full code

[stiff merlin]

itemData is just a scoredboard name that is parsed into a object, the scoreboard info is

the data is the {}

like you said, it should act the same

[hearty surge]

Show your full code

[stiff merlin]

import { config } from "../../config"
import { runCommand } from "../../lib/functions/runCommand";

system.runInterval(() => {
    let finished = []

    world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`).getParticipants().forEach(p => {
        if (world.scoreboard.getScore(world.scoreboard.getObjective(`auctions`), p) == 0) finished.push(JSON.parse(p.displayName.replaceAll(`*`, '\"')))
    })

    function next() {
        if (!finished[0]) return;

        let info = finished[0]

        let owner = world.getAllPlayers().find(plr => (plr.nameTag == info.owner))

        console.warn(info.bidding)

        if (info.bidding == false) {
            if (owner) {
                world.sendMessage(`test`)
                owner.getComponent(`inventory`).container.addItem(info.itemData)
                owner.sendMessage(`${config.serverMessage} §cYour auction was never purchased by a player! Your items have been returned back to you!`)
                runCommand(`scoreboard players reset "${JSON.stringify(info).replaceAll(`\"`, '*')}" auctions`)
            }
        }

        // if ()


    }

    next()

}, 20 * 3)```

[hearty surge]

Your item data is just {}

[hearty surge]

That's why it send error

[stiff merlin]

its a the clone of the item

[hearty surge]

And you store it as string, which is delete all the data

[stiff merlin]

do you know a work around?

[hearty surge]

Don't save it on participant name

Save it on array

[stiff merlin]

how would i store that array without dleteing the data?

[hearty surge]

Store it inside variable

[stiff merlin]

i store my data in participants so if the world or server restarts or crashes it wont restart all the data

would that not restart that?

[hearty surge]

It's will restart that

That's the cons

[stiff merlin]

so your saying that it is not possiable as of right now to store item data in a string?

[hearty surge]

It's not and always not possible