Solved Can someone explains list with more than 1 index?

[Mich]

I want to understand list with more than one index for example: {list::index 1:: index 2}
and how I can take advantage of this types of list using loops like example: loop {list::index 1::*}

 

[Jake]

lists like that are mostly used to keep track of where something is, a good example is:

{stats::strength::%player's uuid%}
{stats::defense::%player's uuid%}

but you can also use it to make a list that containts list, which is basically what i typed above

so instead of having:

{backpack1::%player's uuid%}
{backpack2::%player's uuid%}
{backpack3::%player's uuid%}

you will have:

{backpack::1::%player's uuid%}
{backpack::2::%player's uuid%}
{backpack::3::%player's uuid%}

OR

{backpack::page1::%player's uuid%}
{backpack::page2::%player's uuid%}
{backpack::page3::%player's uuid%}

the index doesnt need to be an integer, it can be a string and skript will give it an index to sort it out

so if you were to use the last example i showed above, if the backpack::* list had nothing and then we added those 3 sublists, the first one will have the index 1 and so on.

I may have flipped over some of the info about this so please check some tutorials on the SkUnity or SkriptHub tutorials before applying anything i said.
Hope this helped.