Working on a slayer script, each task sets an array of any needed items for that specific task. 
I'm trying to check that

if(inventory.containsAll("Enchanted gem", myTeleItem, myFood, Arrays.toString(myNeededItemsNames)) && 
   inventory.onlyContains("Enchanted gem", myTeleItem, myFood, Arrays.toString(myNeededItemsNames))){
  //do stuff
}

I get that this isn't working because the Arrays.toString is putting out a single string and its looking for an item named "this, this, and that", but is there a simple way to go about what I'm trying to do here?

 

Edit:

as of now I'm just adding the other items to all tasks needed items array, but if someone knows how to go about what I was trying to do, I'd appreciate the information.

Edited March 11, 20241 yr by Alakazizam

4 hours ago, Alakazizam said:

Working on a slayer script, each task sets an array of any needed items for that specific task. 
I'm trying to check that

if(inventory.containsAll("Enchanted gem", myTeleItem, myFood, Arrays.toString(myNeededItemsNames)) && 
   inventory.onlyContains("Enchanted gem", myTeleItem, myFood, Arrays.toString(myNeededItemsNames))){
  //do stuff
}

I get that this isn't working because the Arrays.toString is putting out a single string and its looking for an item named "this, this, and that", but is there a simple way to go about what I'm trying to do here?

 

Edit:

as of now I'm just adding the other items to all tasks needed items array, but if someone knows how to go about what I was trying to do, I'd appreciate the information.

Just like you said, built up 1 list with all items required and check that

2 hours ago, Khaleesi said:

Just like you said, built up 1 list with all items required and check that

Yeah I got it sorted how I want, I was hoping there'd be a lazy way about it lol