Storable Inventory

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code_language.skript: 
command /vault:
    trigger:
        create a gui with virtual chest with size 6 named "Vault":
            run when close:
                set {list.variable::*} to all items of gui-inventory
        open last created gui to player
        set {_x} to 0
        loop {list.variable::*}:
            set slot {_x} of player's current inventory to loop-value
            add 1 to {_x}

If you are going for something like playervaults or such, use this syntax with Tuske
 
TheJimmyJ57 said:
code_language.skript: 
command /vault:
    trigger:
        create a gui with virtual chest with size 6 named "Vault":
            run when close:
                set {list.variable::*} to all items of gui-inventory
        open last created gui to player
        set {_x} to 0
        loop {list.variable::*}:
            set slot {_x} of player's current inventory to loop-value
            add 1 to {_x}

If you are going for something like playervaults or such, use this syntax with Tuske
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It doesn't work it says "create a gui with virtual chest with size 6 named "" is not a boolean (yes/no) (vault.sk, line 16: create a gui with virtual chest with size 6 named "":') 'last created gui' is not an entity type (vault.sk, line 19: open last created gui to player')"
 
code_language.skript: 
#the code to open the chest
open chest with 6 row named "virtual chest" to player
{chest.%player%::0} is set:
    loop {chest.%player%::*}:
        set slot "%loop-index%" parsed as integer of current inventory of player to loop-value

#the code to save the chest
on inventory close:
    inventory name of current inventory of player is "virtual chest"
    set {_counter} to 0
    loop 54 times:
        set {chest.%player%::%{_counter}%} to slot {_counter} of player's current inventory
        add 1 to {_counter}

If I remember correctly, you need SkQuery for inventory names and to open chests. Skellett has an option too, I think.
 
xUndefined said:
code_language.skript: 
#the code to open the chest
open chest with 6 row named "virtual chest" to player
{chest.%player%::0} is set:
    loop {chest.%player%::*}:
        set slot "%loop-index%" parsed as integer of current inventory of player to loop-value

#the code to save the chest
on inventory close:
    inventory name of current inventory of player is "virtual chest"
    set {_counter} to 0
    loop 54 times:
        set {chest.%player%::%{_counter}%} to slot {_counter} of current inventory of player
        add 1 to {_counter}

If I remember correctly, you need SkQuery for inventory names and to open chests. Skellett has an option too, I think.
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It cant understand event loop {chest.%player%::*}:
 
White said:
He means to put the part of the code he gave under vault command or something.
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I did

command /stanvault <player>:
permission: vault.create
description: opens a standard vault
trigger:
open chest with 6 row named "virtual chest" to player
{chest.%player%::0} is set:
loop {chest.%player%::*}:
set slot "%loop-index%" parsed as integer of current inventory of player to loop-value

#the code to save the chest
on inventory close:
inventory name of current inventory of player is "virtual chest"
set {_counter} to 0
loop 54 times:
set {chest.%player%::%{_counter}%} to slot {_counter} of player's current inventory
add 1 to {_counter}
 
Juniorin said:
How would I create a Storable Inventory so I can store and remove items like a echest?
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Sorry for late response but here is a code that replaces Essentials echest

code_language.skript: 
command /echest:
    trigger:
        create a gui with virtual chest with size 4 named "Echest":
            run when close:
                delete {echest::%player's uuid%::*}
                set {echest::%player's uuid%::*} to all items of gui-inventory
        open last created gui to player
        set {_x} to 0
        loop {echest::%player's uuid%::*}:
            set slot {_x} of player's current inventory to loop-value
            add 1 to {_x}
 
Juniorin said:
I did

command /stanvault <player>:
permission: vault.create
description: opens a standard vault
trigger:
open chest with 6 row named "virtual chest" to player
{chest.%player%::0} is set:
loop {chest.%player%::*}:
set slot "%loop-index%" parsed as integer of current inventory of player to loop-value

#the code to save the chest
on inventory close:
inventory name of current inventory of player is "virtual chest"
set {_counter} to 0
loop 54 times:
set {chest.%player%::%{_counter}%} to slot {_counter} of player's current inventory
add 1 to {_counter}
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Use the code format so I can see tabulations and stuff, please. Also, post the exact error it gives you on reload.
 
xUndefined said:
Use the code format so I can see tabulations and stuff, please. Also, post the exact error it gives you on reload.
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I dont know how so i sent the file
can't understand this event:'{chest.%player%::0} is set'
 

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Juniorin said:
I did this but it said indentation error.
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Then fix it. If you literally can't (because indentation errors are the easiest problem to fix), then show your current code and I will point out the indentation mistake.
 
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