loop-number problem in inventory item command variable

[RiCkYB_667]

Hi!

I have an issue which i am not seem to be able to resolve by myself.

I am filling a virtual inventory using a loop to create a slot selection GUI.
The loop-value fills the slot name just fine, but the linked command to all slots always ends up using the latest loop-value (in my case 20) no matter which slot i click.

  loop 20 times:
    format slot loop-value - 1 of player with white stained glass pane named "%loop-value%. location" to close then run [make player execute command "{@somecommand} %loop-value%"]

Do you know a way to fix every command linked to the slots on every loop, so when i click slot 3 it uses the loop-value "3" in the command instead of number "20"?

If the problem description wasn't clear enough, please let me know!

Thank you for your kind help!

 

[AsuDev]

Skquery gui formatting sucks. You should consider using TuSKe or normal SK for that. I have experimented with this before and it never updates the command. It keeps the same one for all of them.

I have never used TuSKe before so I am going to show you can example of how you can do it with normal SK and Skellet.

command /chest:
    trigger:
        open chest with 3 rows named "test" to the player
        loop 20 times:
            set slot loop-value - 1 of player's current inventory to 1 of white stained glass pane named "%loop-value%. location"

on inventory click:
    set {_i} to clicked slot
    if clicked inventory is player's current inventory:
        name of player's current inventory is "test"
        cancel event
        make player execute command "checkval %{_i}+1%" #made it +1 because in the formatting you put -1...
        close player's inventory
 
command /checkval <integer>:
    trigger:
        message "%arg 1%"

If anyone has an example of a TuSKe gui doing this, feel free to send an example.

 

[RiCkYB_667]

Great idea, thank you very much! I will give it a try today and will post my solution if i manage to find it out. I might try to go for a function...