Save player's inventory, and then return it - help!

[NorteX]

Skript Version: 2.1
Skript Author: Njol
Minecraft Version: 1.5.2 (IK it's bit old, but yah I need to use this version)
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Full Code:

set {lastinv::%player%} to player's inventory
set {lastinv::helm::%player%} to player's helmet
set {lastinv::chest::%player%} to player's chestplate
set {lastinv::legs::%player%} to player's legging
set {lastinv::boots::%player%} to player's boots
and then
set player's inventory to {lastinv::%player%}
set player's helmet to {lastinv.helm::%player%}
set player's chestplate to {lastinv.chest::%player%}
set player's leggings to {lastinv.legs::%player%}
set player's boots to {lastinv.boots::%player%}

Errors on Reload:

No errors, but it's just clearing the player's inventory when I try to return the items, even though I had some items before saving

Console Errors:

None

Other Useful Info:

Addons using (including versions):
No addons, clear Skript.

Troubleshooting:

Have you tried searching the docs? Yes
Have you tried searching the forums? Yes

 

[Donut]

and i thought people still using 1.8 were crazy...

 

[Uzumaki]

)

 

[NorteX]

and i thought people still using 1.8 were crazy...

that's true it's not basically my server, im only technican, i do what i need to do, not what i want.


- STILL NEED ANSWER!

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I cant find the one I used before, but I whipped this up really quickly.

    set {_num} to 0
    loop 36 times:
        set {lastinv::%player%::%{_num}%} to slot {_num} of player's inventory
        add 1 to {_num}
    set {lastinv::helm::%player%} to player's helmet
    set {lastinv::chest::%player%} to player's chestplate
    set {lastinv::legs::%player%} to player's legging
    set {lastinv::boots::%player%} to player's boots


    set {_num} to 0
    loop 36 times:
        set slot {_num} of player's inventory to {lastinv::%player%::%{_num}%}
        add 1 to {_num}
    set player's helmet to {lastinv::helm::%player%}
    set player's chestplate to {lastinv::chest::%player%}
    set player's leggings to {lastinv::legs::%player%}
    set player's boots to {lastinv::boots::%player%}

EDIT:
As Simba said, I fixed the colon issue. ( I had originally copy/pasted your skript, and edited it, didn't notice the colon mistake)

 

[FinalPlayer024]

command /showinv:
  trigger:
    restore inventory of executor from {items::%executor%}
      
command /saveinv:
  trigger:
    set {items::%executor%} to executor's serialized inventory

Try this

 

[NorteX]

I cant find the one I used before, but I whipped this up really quickly.

    set {_num} to 0
    loop 36 times:
        set {lastinv::%player%::%{_num}%} to slot {_num} of player's inventory
        add 1 to {_num}
    set {lastinv::helm::%player%} to player's helmet
    set {lastinv::chest::%player%} to player's chestplate
    set {lastinv::legs::%player%} to player's legging
    set {lastinv::boots::%player%} to player's boots


    set {_num} to 0
    loop 36 times:
        set slot {_num} of player's inventory to {lastinv::%player%::%{_num}%}
        add 1 to {_num}
    set player's helmet to {lastinv.helm::%player%}
    set player's chestplate to {lastinv.chest::%player%}
    set player's leggings to {lastinv.legs::%player%}
    set player's boots to {lastinv.boots::%player%}

I'll try, that should work.

command /showinv:
  trigger:
    restore inventory of executor from {items::%executor%}
     
command /saveinv:
  trigger:
    set {items::%executor%} to executor's serialized inventory

Try this

I'll try, but I think it wont work especially on 1.5.2...

 

[Uzumaki]

I'll try, that should work.


I'll try, but I think it wont work especially on 1.5.2...

try to use spigot 1.8.8 and a plugin that adds support for 1.5.2 such as protocolsupport ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[Mr_Simba]

Pretty sure you can't set a player's inventory to a list. You'll need to loop through the slot numbers and store the item in that slot indexed by the slot number. Also, you're saving the armor slots using lastinv.slot then loading it with lastinv::slot, so those need to match (i.e. change both to use :: instead of .)