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hwanhee1

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I want to make random enchantment book system. like this:

Code: 
set {randomenchant.%player%} to random integer between 1 to 38
wait 1 tick
give player enchanted book of {enchant.%{randomenchant.%player%}%}

but it doesn't work
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Time4Games said:
what did you set enchant to?
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Code: 
variables:
    {enchant::1} = aqua affinity 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::2} = bane of arthropods 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::3} = blast protection 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::4} = channeling parsed 1 as enchantment
    {enchant::5} = curse of binding 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::6} = curse of vanishing 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::7} = depth strider 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::8} = efficiency 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::9} = feather falling 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::10} = fire aspect 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::11} = fire protection 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::12} = flame 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::13} = fortune 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::14} = frost walker 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::15} = impaling 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::16} = infinity 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::17} = knockback 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::18} = looting 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::19} = loyalty 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::20} = luck of the sea 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::21} = lure 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::22} = mending 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::23} = multishot 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::24} = piercing 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::25} = power 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::26} = projectile 1 protection parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::27} = protection 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::28} = punch 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::29} = quick charge 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::30} = respiration 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::31} = riptide 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::32} = sharpness 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::33} = silk touch 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::34} = smite 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::35} = soul speed 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::36} = sweeping edge 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::37} = thorns 1 parsed as enchantment
    {enchant::38} = unbreaking 1 parsed as enchantment
 
sadly you cant give enchanted books without a console command
this should do the trick:
Code: 
on load:
    set {enchant::1} to "aqua_affinity"
    set {enchant::2} to "bane_of_arthropods"
    set {enchant::3} to "blast_protection"
    set {enchant::4} to "channeling"
    set {enchant::5} to "binding_curse"
    set {enchant::6} to "vanishing_curse"
    set {enchant::7} to "depth_strider"
    set {enchant::8} to "efficiency"
    set {enchant::9} to "feather_falling"
    set {enchant::10} to "fire_aspect"
    set {enchant::11} to "fire_protection"
    set {enchant::12} to "flame"
    set {enchant::13} to "fortune"
    set {enchant::14} to "frost_walker"
    set {enchant::15} to "impaling"
    set {enchant::16} to "infinity"
    set {enchant::17} to "knockback"
    set {enchant::18} to "looting"
    set {enchant::19} to "loyalty"
    set {enchant::20} to "luck_of_the_sea"
    set {enchant::21} to "lure"
    set {enchant::22} to "mending"
    set {enchant::23} to "multishot"
    set {enchant::24} to "piercing"
    set {enchant::25} to "power"
    set {enchant::26} to "projectile_protection"
    set {enchant::27} to "protection"
    set {enchant::28} to "punch"
    set {enchant::29} to "quick_charge"
    set {enchant::30} to "respiration"
    set {enchant::31} to "riptide"
    set {enchant::32} to "sharpness"
    set {enchant::33} to "silk_touch"
    set {enchant::34} to "smite"
    set {enchant::35} to "soul_speed"
    set {enchant::36} to "sweeping"
    set {enchant::37} to "thorns"
    set {enchant::38} to "unbreaking"


#code to trigger the lines below
    set {randomenchant.%player%} to random integer between 1 to 38
    set {_enchant} to "%{enchant::%{randomenchant.%player%}%}%"
    execute console command "/give %player% enchanted_book 1 0 {StoredEnchantments:[{id:%{_enchant}%,lvl:1}]}"
 
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Time4Games said:
sadly you cant give enchanted books without a console command
this should do the trick:
Code: 
on load:
    set {enchant::1} to "aqua_affinity"
    set {enchant::2} to "bane_of_arthropods"
    set {enchant::3} to "blast_protection"
    set {enchant::4} to "channeling"
    set {enchant::5} to "binding_curse"
    set {enchant::6} to "vanishing_curse"
    set {enchant::7} to "depth_strider"
    set {enchant::8} to "efficiency"
    set {enchant::9} to "feather_falling"
    set {enchant::10} to "fire_aspect"
    set {enchant::11} to "fire_protection"
    set {enchant::12} to "flame"
    set {enchant::13} to "fortune"
    set {enchant::14} to "frost_walker"
    set {enchant::15} to "impaling"
    set {enchant::16} to "infinity"
    set {enchant::17} to "knockback"
    set {enchant::18} to "looting"
    set {enchant::19} to "loyalty"
    set {enchant::20} to "luck_of_the_sea"
    set {enchant::21} to "lure"
    set {enchant::22} to "mending"
    set {enchant::23} to "multishot"
    set {enchant::24} to "piercing"
    set {enchant::25} to "power"
    set {enchant::26} to "projectile_protection"
    set {enchant::27} to "protection"
    set {enchant::28} to "punch"
    set {enchant::29} to "quick_charge"
    set {enchant::30} to "respiration"
    set {enchant::31} to "riptide"
    set {enchant::32} to "sharpness"
    set {enchant::33} to "silk_touch"
    set {enchant::34} to "smite"
    set {enchant::35} to "soul_speed"
    set {enchant::36} to "sweeping"
    set {enchant::37} to "thorns"
    set {enchant::38} to "unbreaking"


#code to trigger the lines below
    set {randomenchant.%player%} to random integer between 1 to 38
    set {_enchant} to "%{enchant::%{randomenchant.%player%}%}%"
    execute console command "/give %player% enchanted_book 1 0 {StoredEnchantments:[{id:%{_enchant}%,lvl:1}]}"
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You actually can. By using NBT's, I managed to do this(a function to give random enchanted books to the player):

Code: 
    function randomEnchantedBooks(amount: integer, p: player):
        set {_i} to random integer between 1 and 25
        if {_i} is 1:
            set {_o} to "protection"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 4
        if {_i} is 2:
            set {_o} to "fire_protection"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 4
        if {_i} is 3:
            set {_o} to "feather_falling"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 4
        if {_i} is 4:
            set {_o} to "blast_protection"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 4
        if {_i} is 5:
            set {_o} to "projectile_protection"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 4
        if {_i} is 6:
            set {_o} to "respiration"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        if {_i} is 7:
            set {_o} to "aqua_affinity"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 1
        if {_i} is 8:
            set {_o} to "thorns"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        if {_i} is 9:
            set {_o} to "depth_strider"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        if {_i} is 10:
            set {_o} to "sharpness"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 5
        if {_i} is 11:
            set {_o} to "smite"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 5
        if {_i} is 12:
            set {_o} to "bane_of_arthropods"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 5
        if {_i} is 13:
            set {_o} to "knockback"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 2
        if {_i} is 14:
            set {_o} to "fire_aspect"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 2
        if {_i} is 15:
            set {_o} to "looting"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        if {_i} is 16:
            set {_o} to "efficiency"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 5
        if {_i} is 17:
            set {_o} to "silk_touch"
            set {_x} to 1
        if {_i} is 18:
            set {_o} to "unbreaking"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        if {_i} is 19:
            set {_o} to "fortune"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        if {_i} is 20:
            set {_o} to "power"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 5
        if {_i} is 21:
            set {_o} to "punch"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 2
        if {_i} is 22:
            set {_o} to "flame"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 1
        if {_i} is 23:
            set {_o} to "infinity"
            set {_x} to 1
        if {_i} is 24:
            set {_o} to "luck_of_the_sea"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        if {_i} is 25:
            set {_o} to "lure"
            set {_x} to random integer between 1 and 3
        set {_enchantItem} to enchanted book
        set nbt of {_enchantItem} to "{StoredEnchantments:[{lvl:%{_x}%s,id:""minecraft:%{_o}%""}]}"
        give 1 of {_enchantItem} to {_p}

I'd love for skript to feature a more accessible method for this. This, however, works perfectly for the moment.
 
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