Solved Can't enchant certain item?

[Hackusater]

I have had problems trying to enchant certain items. When I try to enchant fish or quartz it just gives me it back un-enchanted. Can anyone help me fix it or find a way around this.

The code I'm using:

give quartz of knockback 2 to player-argument
give fish of knockback 2 to player-argument

 

[Wynnevir]

I have had problems trying to enchant certain items. When I try to enchant fish or quartz it just gives me it back un-enchanted. Can anyone help me fix it or find a way around this.

The code I'm using V

give quartz of knockback 2 to player-argument
give fish of knockback 2 to player-argument

It doesn't work with Skript for me either, but you could execute a console give command instead.

/give playername quartz 1 0 {display:{Name:"Test Name"},ench:[{id:19,lvl:2}]}

 

[Hackusater]

It doesn't work with Skript for me either, but you could execute a console give command instead.

/give playername quartz 1 0 {display:{Name:"Test Name"},ench:[{id:19,lvl:2}]}

Thanks for your response, and for now I am going to use your code but I am still wondering if there is a way around it without sending a console command because I am trying to avoid using console commands.

 

[White]

Try setting the item as a variable, give the item to the player, then enchant it.

enchant {_item} with knockback 2

 

[Pikachu]

This definitely shouldn't happen. I opened an issue here after testing it.
https://github.com/bensku/Skript/issues/968

 

[Hackusater]

Try setting the item as a variable, give the item to the player, then enchant it.

enchant {_item} with knockback 2

How would I set the item to {_item} could you give me an example?

 

[Pikachu]

How would I set the item to {_item} could you give me an example?

set {_item} to fish
enchant {_item} with knockback 2
give {_item} to player

 

[Hackusater]

set {_item} to fish
enchant {_item} with knockback 2
give {_item} to player

Thanks. Btw, (Sorry if this is a noob question) but why do you put a _ in {_item} what is it for?

 

[Pikachu]

Thanks. Btw, (Sorry if this is a noob question) but why do you put a _ in {_item} what is it for?

The _ indicates a local variable. A local variable is only accessible within it's trigger -- you can have 2 of the same in different triggers and they won't conflict with each other. This page explains it in a more noob friendly way.

 

[Hackusater]

The _ indicates a local variable. A local variable is only accessible within it's trigger -- you can have 2 of the same in different triggers and they won't conflict with each other. This page explains it in a more noob friendly way.

I thought something like that happened. I just wasn't completely sure. Thank you!