It turns out that if you're checking the lore of items, using the placeholder, for example, %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2%, but the item doesn't have any lore lines, then it sends an error to the console.
We could say this is normal to a certain extent, because it obviously doesn't have any lore, but when I use the placeholder in a checker, for example, ExecutableItems, I say:
If %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2% is different from Test, then it executes the command, but it turns out that %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2% gives me an error in the console, and the check can't be performed because it literally isn't returning a value.
What should happen is that if I use %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2% and the item doesn't have any lore, it just returns a blank space.
It turns out that if you're checking the lore of items, using the placeholder, for example, %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2%, but the item doesn't have any lore lines, then it sends an error to the console.
We could say this is normal to a certain extent, because it obviously doesn't have any lore, but when I use the placeholder in a checker, for example, ExecutableItems, I say:
If %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2% is different from Test, then it executes the command, but it turns out that %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2% gives me an error in the console, and the check can't be performed because it literally isn't returning a value.
What should happen is that if I use %checkitem_getinfo:mainhand_loreequals:2% and the item doesn't have any lore, it just returns a blank space.