Item with lore expression thows CCE when used with variables

[bloggy]

Another issue:

Code:

command /testi [<text>]:
	trigger:
		open virtual chest inventory with 3 rows named "test" to player
		set {_i} to 0
		set {_p} to player
		set {_item} to APPLE
		set {_name} to {_item}'s name
		add "test1" to {_lore::*}
		add "test2" to {_lore::*}
		loop 3 times:
			make a gui slot {_i} of {_p} with {_item} with name {_itemname} with lore {_lore::*} to run function Guma_BuySlot({_id},loop-number - 1,{_p})
			add 1 to {_i}

Error:
https://pastebin.com/XhaKSsPR

[bloggy]

replacing the {_item} in the make a gui slot effect with APPLE makes the code work.

[Runakai1]

This is not a skript issue. It's tuske

[bloggy]

Sure? How can I make the same with Skript?

[Whimsyturtle]

@bloggy If it’s a Tuske bug report it to their author, not here.

[bloggy]

I don't know if it is a Tuske bug. And there is no active developer of Tuske I think. So no more GUIs in skript? or is @Pikachu920 maintaining it now? I can not find any further information, maybe Pikachu920 can say something?

Somebody wrote this interesting post regarding this bug in the skunity forums:
https://forums.skunity.com/threads/tuske-is-dead-no-more-gui-stuff.9669/#post-42361

[Runakai1]

There are guis in vanilla skript. The Inventory name expression is just broken. Use skript mirror for that and everything should work fine. (Event.getView().getTitle() is "inventory name")
There is a tutorial about vanilla guis on the forum tutorial page (skunity)

[bloggy]

There are guis in vanilla skript. The Inventory name expression is just broken. Use skript mirror for that and everything should work fine. (Event.getView().getTitle() is "inventory name")
There is a tutorial about vanilla guis on the forum tutorial page (skunity)

I should wait for the devs to answer here because changing all my scripts would take me days ...

[Runakai1]

Imo you should just spend your time learning vanilla guis. Depending on an add-on that's most likely going to be abandoned or already is is not good

[Blueyescat]

You didn't actually show the error of the first code.
The second error is related to Skript.

also why use skellett to open the inventory

[bloggy]

You didn't actually show the error of the first code.
The second error is related to Skript.

also why use skellett to open the inventory

Oh yeah I noticed it. I think the first error was fixed and not a Skript bug. I removed it for now. But the second issue still persists. I will no longer use skellett to open inventory (I use skript's feature now)

[bloggy]

Do you think you can fix this asap? I can not do anything because of GUIs not working and there has been no new release for more than 2 weeks.

[Whimsyturtle]

Did a quick test using variables:

• Name and Lore are set: No CCE
• Name is set, Lore isn't set: No CCE
• Name isn't set, Lore is set: CCE thrown
• Name and Lore aren't set: CCE thrown

Then, without the name and lore variables being set,

• Lore removed: No CCE
• Name removed: No CCE
• Lore and Name are removed: No CCE
• Lore and Name remain: CCE thrown

Doing the test again with direct value reference instead of a variable:

• Name and Lore are set: No CCE
• Name is set, Lore isn't set: No CCE
• Name isn't set, Lore is set: No CCE
• Name and Lore aren't set: No CCE

Seems like this is only thrown when the name isn't set using variables, but only occurs when name is used in conjunction with lore (directly referenced / set in a variable / not set in a variable)

Testing further:

• Name is variable, and is not set, lore is directly referenced: CCE thrown
• Name is variable, and is not set (no use of lore): No CCE
• Name is directly referenced, lore is variable and is not set: No CCE
• Name is directly referenced (no use of lore): No CCE

[ShaneBeee]

Just wanted to check in on this issue.
The last comment was back in September, 6 months ago, we've had several releases since then, just wanted to check in and see if this issue is still present.

[TPGamesNL]

Can confirm with

set {_item} to apple
add "test" to {_lore::*}
set {_x} to {_item} with name {_NONE} with lore {_lore::*}

or set {_x} to {_item} with name {_NONE} with lore {_NONE::*} for the last line
error: https://pastebin.com/BVVhD5Ed