Solved Detect clicktype in a GUI

[Aralwen]

Hello, I'm trying to do something pretty simplistic, but I do not find.

I wish that when clicking on the object, it detects if it is a right click or left click.
In the place underlined in the image, I would like to replace that by a detection (is it a right or left click). I already tried right or left, it does not work

Here is my code below

command /gui:
    trigger:
        open virtual chest with 4 rows named "&8Settings" to player
        format gui slot 0 of player with gray dye named "&7Name &8- &e%{test}%" to run function Test(player, "left", "Villager")
            
            
            
            
function Test(p: Player, clicktype: String, role: text):
    if {_role} is "Villager":
        if {_clicktype} is "left":
            broadcast "&a+1"
            add 1 to {test}
            make {_p} execute command "/gui"
        if {_clicktype} is "right":
            broadcast "&c-1"
            remove 1 from {test}
            make {_p} execute command "/gui"

Thank you in advance,
Aralwen.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

So looking at the syntax on the Tuske Wiki:

(format|create|make) [a] gui slot %integers% of %players% with %item stack% to [close then] (run|exe[cute]) %sender% command %string% [with permission %string%] [(using|with) %click action% [(button|click|action)]] [(using|with) cursor [item] %item stack%]

Here is an example:

format gui slot 1 of player with arrow to close with middle click:
    send "This will be sent after closing a gui"

Now naturally the examples, are always wrong haha, apparently you have to throw quotes around the click type, like
with "middle" click
Anyways, I tested it to give you some TRUE working examples:

format gui slot 0 of player with gray dye named "&7Name &8- &e%{test}%" to run using "left" click:
    Test(player, "left", "Villager")
format gui slot 0 of player with gray dye named "&7Name &8- &e%{test}%" to run using "right" click:
    Test(player, "right", "spider")

You can format the same slot twice, with different click types, it will show up as one item in your gui, but the left and right clicks will do 2 different things... neat hey?

 

[Aralwen]

So looking at the syntax on the Tuske Wiki:

(format|create|make) [a] gui slot %integers% of %players% with %item stack% to [close then] (run|exe[cute]) %sender% command %string% [with permission %string%] [(using|with) %click action% [(button|click|action)]] [(using|with) cursor [item] %item stack%]

Here is an example:

format gui slot 1 of player with arrow to close with middle click:
    send "This will be sent after closing a gui"

Now naturally the examples, are always wrong haha, apparently you have to throw quotes around the click type, like
with "middle" click
Anyways, I tested it to give you some TRUE working examples:

format gui slot 0 of player with gray dye named "&7Name &8- &e%{test}%" to run using "left" click:
    Test(player, "left", "Villager")
format gui slot 0 of player with gray dye named "&7Name &8- &e%{test}%" to run using "right" click:
    Test(player, "right", "spider")

You can format the same slot twice, with different click types, it will show up as one item in your gui, but the left and right clicks will do 2 different things... neat hey?

Thank you very much for these very clear explanations. .

Problem solved​

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Thank you very much for these very clear explanations. .

Problem solved​

You're welcome. The wiki page for Tuske is kind of 50/50.... its got most of the basics but sometimes the examples are wrong.