/goop nbt removeLore <index> <player> <slot> [forcevanilla]
If used on MMOItems, automatically targets and restricts itself MMOItem vanilla lore (unless you force it to use vanilla)
Index that the newly appended lore line will hold
May be the top or bottom keyword.
Can also use the all keyword to remove all lore.
Player whose inventory items' NBT will be edited.
Supports a few vanilla selectors.
[1.6.5] May be an Entity (dropped item) UUID
The slot in the player's inventory in which items will be renamed. To read on slots see Inventory Slots.
Examples: mainhand, offhand, chest, feet, any, 0-8, ec*
Should it forcibly target the vanilla lore tag, instead of the MMOItems lore data when the target item is a MMOItem?
You can use the following keywords instead of an integer number:
bottom will remove the bottomost lore line
top will remove the topmost lore line
all will remove all lore
By default, if the target item is a MMOItem, this command will target the MMOItems lore stat, restricting removing lore to those
For example, if using the all keyword, will not remove the lore that displays stat values like armor.
This behaviour can be overriden by forcing the operation to be 'vanilla', in which the all keyword will clear every lore line.
/goop nbt removeLore all MysteriouslyHurt head
Removes all lore from MysteriouslyHurt's head if it is vanilla, or all its MMOItems lore if it is a MMOItem.
/goop nbt removeLore all Marcus_117 * true
Literally removes absolutely all lore from all items in Marcus' inventory, which will basically hide all stats of MMOItems in the process.