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[1.17] Changes to items' tags not being applied in-game

Vichoriz0 opened this issue ยท 5 comments

commented

Issue description

I tried to add and remove items from different tags using item.tags event, but the scripts didn't work and nothing got added nor removed.

What happens:

Nothing. The log shows no errors related to that script and the changes written on the script weren't applied in-game.
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What you expected to happen:

Items specified on the script being added and removed from the tags in-game. For example, the item above should include
#fabric:tools, #fabric:tools/knives, #farmersdelight:tools/knives and #farmersdelight:straw_harversters, and also have #fabric:swords removed.

Script

The script is named tags.js and it's located in kubejs/server_scripts

onEvent('item.tags', event => {
    ['copper', 'diamond', 'flint', 'golden', 'iron', 'netherite'].forEach(material => {
        if( material === 'copper' || material === 'flint') {
            event.get('fabric:tools').add(`earlygame:${material}_knife`);
            event.get('fabric:tools/knives').add(`earlygame:${material}_knife`);
            event.get('farmersdelight:tools/knives').add(`earlygame:${material}_knife`);
            event.get('farmersdelight:straw_harvesters').add(`earlygame:${material}_knife`);
        }
        if( material !== 'copper' ) {
            event.get('earlygame:knives').add(`farmersdelight:${material}_knife`);
        }
        event.get('fabric:swords').remove(`earlygame:${material}_knife`);
    }); 
});

Also tried the syntax shown in the wiki but it didn't work either.

Environment

  • Minecraft 1.17
  • Fabric Loader 0.11.6
  • Fabric API 0.36.0
  • Architectury API 2.0.11
  • Rhino 1605.1.1-build.23
  • KubeJS 1605.3.10-build.9999

KubeJS server log

https://pastebin.com/Gd0y0dzu
(I have no idea where those warnings are coming from. I don't even have some of the mods listed there and haven't touched any one of those with my scripts either)

commented

@Vichoriz0 KubeJS 1.17 was released on Alpha and is unsupported. 1.16.5 is the currently long term support version, until 1.18 becomes stable and is migrated to.

commented

Er, we don't currently have any actual 1.17 builds, so I'm interested to know where you got that from honestly :P

commented

@shedaniel angery

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commented

Yea, from that same place. Didn't notice that changelog, sorry :(

commented

No worries, maybe Dan can fix it up if he finds out what's wrong