Stat

<stat>

• Choose the stat you want to edit here, I recommend using the tab-completer for the full and exact list of what you have loaded, though you can also find some stats here.

<Player>

• The players whose inventory will be checked, and score changed.

• Supports a few vanilla selectors.

<Slot>

• The slot in the player's inventory that will be checked. To read on slots see Inventory Slots.

• Examples: mainhand, offhand, chest, feet, any, 0-8, ec*

[±]<value>[%]

• The operation to perform on this stat, for example +2 to increase level by two, or just a plain numer like 5 to set the level to 5.

• If not numeric:

  • Text: Anything, use __ instead of spaces for stats like TIER

  • Boolean: true, false, or toggle for stats like TWO_HANDED

  • Text List: Anything, use __ instead of spaces, to add entries to stats like NBT_TAGS.

    • Use the - prefix to remove the entry itself.

    • Use the -all keyword to clear the list

• You may use the read keyword to make use of [range] argument without modifying the value.

[range]

• Value of this stat by which this command will succeed.

  • For numeric stats, a number range in the vanilla format (2..4, 10.., etc.)

  • For boolean stats, either true or false.

  • For text stats, the exact string to match.

  • For text lists...

    • If you enter a numeric range, it will be the size of the list that will allow to succed.

    • If you enter a text value, if the list contains it exactly, this command will succeed.

• If the range check does not pass, the item will suffer no modifications, and the player's score wont change.

[objective]

• The name of the scoreboard objective that will store the results, which only works for numeric stats.

[±][score][%]

• If the command succeeds, an operation to perform on the player's score. See Plus Minus Percent.

• Use the read keyword to set the score to 100x the final numeric value of this stat (100x to preserve decimals).

  • If the stat is boolean type (true / false), it will output a 1 (true) or a 0 (false) into the score.

• For numeric stats:

  • You perform operations using PMP

• For boolean stats:

  • Use true to enable.

  • Use false to disable.

  • Use toggle to toggle it.

• For string (single text line) stats:

  • The value becomes exaclty what you write

  • If you wanted to add a space for any reason, use a double underscore __ instead.

• For string list (text list) stats:

  • Whatever you write is added to the list, for example Mage

  • If it starts with a minus, it gets removed instead, for example -Mage

  • If you wanted to add a space for any reason, use a double underscore __ instead.

  • You can use the -all keyword to clear the list.

• Use the read keyword to make no changes to the stats, but check for 'range' and change scoreboard.

  • When numeric, range is a number range (2.., 4..5, -2..-1)

  • When text, the range is just a word that must be matched exactly.

  • When boolean, the range is the value that must be matched.

  • When string list, a numeric range indicates list size, while a word indicates an entry of the list.

• GooP Makes correct use of MMOItem's ItemStat merging system, such that activating 'external-sh: true' in their config under 'keep-data,' you may increase the RevID of items without losing changes made by this command:

keep-data:

display-name: true

lore: true

enchantments: true

soulbound: true

upgrades: true

gemstones: true

modifications: true

external-sh: true