Solved Switched from SkQuery GUI's to skript-gui's, but it's throwing errors I don't understand.

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za_breado

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I switched from SkQuery's GUI creation system to skript-gui's, but since I tried to change the formatting to support skript-gui, it is throwing errors I haven't ever seen (attached below)

My skript might be completely broken, but i'm not sure as this is my first time using skript-gui

Skript Addons: SkBee, Skellet, skRayFall, skript-gui

Skript:
Code: 
command /gui:
    trigger:
        create a gui with virtual chest named "&c&lCOMPACTOR" with 1 rows:
        make gui slot 0 to red glass pane named " "
        make gui slot 8 to red glass pane named " "
        if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "stone":
            make gui slot 1 to stone named "&2&lSTONE ✔"
        else:
            make gui slot 1 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lSTONE ❌"
           
        if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "coal":
            make gui slot 2 to coal block named "&2&lCOAL ✔"
        else:
            make gui slot 2 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lCOAL ❌"
           
        if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "iron":
            make gui slot 3 to iron block named "&2&lIRON ✔"
        else:
            make gui slot 3 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lIRON ❌"
           
        if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "gold":
            make gui slot 4 to gold block named "&2&lGOLD ✔"
        else:
            make gui slot 4 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lGOLD ❌"
           
        if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "diamond":
            make gui slot 5 to diamond block named "&2&lDIAMOND ✔"
        else:
            make gui slot 5 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lDIAMOND ❌"
           
        if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "emerald":
            make gui slot 6 to emerald block named "&2&lEMERALD ✔"
        else:
            make gui slot 6 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lEMERALD ❌"
            open last gui to player
 
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You didnt indent.
Code: 
create gui:
    make gui slot...
open last gui to player

If thats not it send your errors
 
The Phill said:
You didnt indent.
Code: 
create gui:
    make gui slot...
open last gui to player

If thats not it send your errors
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Thanks for the help, most of my errors are gone, but I am still getting these errors shown in the attached screenshot

New Code:
Code: 
command /gui:
    trigger:
        create a gui with virtual chest named "&c&lCOMPACTOR" with 1 rows:
            make gui slot 0 to red glass pane named " "
            make gui slot 8 to red glass pane named " "
            if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "stone":
                make gui slot 1 to stone named "&2&lSTONE ✔"
            else:
                make gui slot 1 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lSTONE ❌"
            
            if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "coal":
                make gui slot 2 to coal block named "&2&lCOAL ✔"
            else:
                make gui slot 2 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lCOAL ❌"
            
            if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "iron":
                make gui slot 3 to iron block named "&2&lIRON ✔"
            else:
                make gui slot 3 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lIRON ❌"
            
            if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "gold":
                make gui slot 4 to gold block named "&2&lGOLD ✔"
            else:
                make gui slot 4 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lGOLD ❌"
            
            if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "diamond":
                make gui slot 5 to diamond block named "&2&lDIAMOND ✔"
            else:
                make gui slot 5 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lDIAMOND ❌"
            
            if {compactors::%player's uuid%::*} contains "emerald":
                make gui slot 6 to emerald block named "&2&lEMERALD ✔"
            else:
                make gui slot 6 to grey wool of infinity 1 to item flag hide enchants named "&4&lEMERALD ❌"
            open last gui to player
            stop
 

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za_breado said:
do you mean

Ah, okay, my code was fine when using skquery, but maybe that was a feature specific to it, thank you for the reply.
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No it's not.

Gui's, opening them, editing them, enchant gleen items, etc are all doable with vanilla skript.

Furthermore, if you want to make a glowing item you can literally just write "glowing gray wool"
 
NixTer said:
No it's not.

Gui's, opening them, editing them, enchant gleen items, etc are all doable with vanilla skript.

Furthermore, if you want to make a glowing item you can literally just write "glowing gray wool"
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Thank you, I will use this instead.
 
NixTer said:
No it's not.

Gui's, opening them, editing them, enchant gleen items, etc are all doable with vanilla skript.

Furthermore, if you want to make a glowing item you can literally just write "glowing gray wool"
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Thank you so much for helping me again today, my skript is fixed now.
 
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