@FaaatPotato Actually it is too cool to not be used. So I included your way of doing it and you can whitelist items via text setting
///api_version=2
(script = registerScript({
name: "DepositFish",
version: "1.0",
authors: ["some fisherman"]
}));
var GuiChest = Java.type("net.minecraft.client.gui.inventory.GuiChest"),
ItemFish = Java.type("net.minecraft.item.ItemFishFood")
script.registerModule({
name: "DepositFish",
category: "Misc",
description: "Stores fish lol",
settings: {
modeValue: mode = Setting.list({
name: "Mode",
values: ["FaaatPotato", "ToolTip"],
default: "FaaatPotato"
}),
itemsValue: items = Setting.text({
name: "ItemsToStore",
default: "fish",
isSupported: function() {
return mode.get() == "ToolTip"
}
})
}
}, function (module) {
module.on("update", function() {
if (mc.currentScreen instanceof GuiChest) {
var inventoryContainer = Java.from(mc.thePlayer.inventoryContainer.getInventory())
var openContainer = Java.from(mc.thePlayer.openContainer.getInventory())
if (mode.get() == "FaaatPotato") {
var fishSlots = inventoryContainer.filter(function (stack) stack && stack.getItem() instanceof ItemFish/*|| you can add more items here, you need to import them*/)
fishSlots.length && fishSlots.forEach(function (stack) mc.playerController.windowClick(mc.thePlayer.openContainer.windowId, openContainer.indexOf(stack), 0, 1, mc.thePlayer));
}
if (mode.get() == "ToolTip") {
var itemsToStore = items.get().toLowerCase().split(",")
var itemSlots = inventoryContainer.filter(function (stack) stack && itemsToStore.some(function (itemName) Java.from(stack.getTooltip(mc.thePlayer, true)).toString().toLowerCase().contains(itemName)))
itemSlots.length && itemSlots.forEach(function (stack) mc.playerController.windowClick(mc.thePlayer.openContainer.windowId, openContainer.indexOf(stack), 0, 1, mc.thePlayer))
}
}
});
});
just make sure to type the whole item name in the text field so no similar items will be put in the storage
e.g.
.depositfish itemstostore diamond_sword,fishing_rod,fish
however this could lead to issues if names contain for example fish as in fishing_rod. Thats why you checked for != contains("rod"). But that should be solvable for you.
1zun4 committed to CCBlueX/LiquidBounce
removed support for ScriptAPI v1
Please update your script to ScriptAPI v2 to avoid issues in the future.
See https://liquidbounce.net/docs/ScriptAPI/Getting%20Started for further information.
This change fixes module and command manager not being defined correctly.
See https://forums.ccbluex.net/topic/7671/why-i-can-t-use-commandmanager-or-modulemanager-in-my-script/
