While creating a resource pack, I wanted to add custom armor to it and ran into a problem - mobs have 'ArmorItems' and 'HandItems' tags and it is very easy to determine the armor worn by mobs since each item is tied to a specific object in array, and these objects can be empty (ArmorItems.0 - boots, 1 - leggings, 2 - chestplate, 3 - helmet):
nbt(ArmorItems.3.id, raw:minecraft:leather_helmet) && nbt(ArmorItems.3.tag.display.Name, raw:\"Bandana\")
But the players doesn't have this option due to the fact that they uses the 'Inventory' tag in which new objects are added to array as slots are occupied.
Subsequently, I had an idea - in the game the 'data' command allows you to define an object containing a certain key, for example - an object with the key 'Slot:103b' (head slot):
/data get entity @s Inventory[{Slot:103b}]
This leads to my idea - being able to define an object in a list using a similar method, it might look like this:
While creating a resource pack, I wanted to add custom armor to it and ran into a problem - mobs have 'ArmorItems' and 'HandItems' tags and it is very easy to determine the armor worn by mobs since each item is tied to a specific object in array, and these objects can be empty (ArmorItems.0 - boots, 1 - leggings, 2 - chestplate, 3 - helmet):
nbt(ArmorItems.3.id, raw:minecraft:leather_helmet) && nbt(ArmorItems.3.tag.display.Name, raw:\"Bandana\")But the players doesn't have this option due to the fact that they uses the 'Inventory' tag in which new objects are added to array as slots are occupied.
Subsequently, I had an idea - in the game the 'data' command allows you to define an object containing a certain key, for example - an object with the key 'Slot:103b' (head slot):
/data get entity @s Inventory[{Slot:103b}]This leads to my idea - being able to define an object in a list using a similar method, it might look like this:
nbt.1.Inventory{Slot:103b}.id=raw:minecraft:leather_helmetand same for nbt in emf cem animation:
nbt(Inventory{Slot:103b}.id, raw:minecraft:leather_helmet)This will be useful for defining different tags of an item in a certain slot, such as its name.