Commands

Curios Commands

• /curios <arg>
  • set <target> <slot> <amount> - Sets a number of slots of a certain curio type to a player
  • add <target> <slot> <amount> - Adds a number of slots of a certain curio type to a player
  • remove <target> <slot> <amount> - Removes a number of slots of a certain curio type from a player
  • clear <target> [slot] - Clears all curio contents for a player (the slots will remain, the contents will be empty)
  • reset <target> - Resets player curios to default (the contents will be empty, the slots will return to default settings)
  • (Pre-1.17) unlock - Enables a curio type for a player
  • (Pre-1.17) lock - Disables a curio type for a player
  • (Pre-1.16) enable - Enables a curio type for a player
  • (Pre-1.16) disable - Disables a curio type for a player

Entity Selector Options

Curios 1.16.5-4.0.8.0+ and 1.18.1-5.0.6.0+ introduces a new entity selector option to use with commands that target entities, such as @a or @p.

The option starts with curios= and takes in a single CompoundTag as an argument. A blank tag would be curios={}.

Tag Format

The CompoundTag has the following fields:

item

• required: false
• type: CompoundTag
• description: Denotes an item to match in the target's curios inventory.
• example: curios={item:{id:"minecraft:glass_bottle"}} will search for a minecraft:glass_bottle in the target's curios inventory.

slot

• required: false
• type: string[]
• description: Denotes a slot type to search in the target's curios inventory.
• example: curios={slot:["ring"]} will search for "ring" slots in the target's curios inventory.

index

• required: false
• type: int[min, max]
• description: Denotes the indices in slots to search in the target's curios inventory.
• example: curios={index:[0,1]} will search for the first index of each slot type in the target's curios inventory.

exclusive

• required: false
• type: boolean
• description: Denotes whether or not the selector is searching for only one match.
• example: curios={slot:["ring"],exclusive:true} will search for "ring" slots in the target's curios inventory but will not return a match if any other slot type is found in the inventory as well.

Inverting

The selector option also supports inverting. Placing a ! before the CompoundTag will invert the search. For example, curios=!{slot:["ring"]} will search for targets that do not have "ring" slots in their curios inventory.

Examples

Command: /kill @a[curios={item:{id:"minecraft:glass_bottle"},slot:["ring"]}]

Result: Kills all players who have a minecraft:glass_bottle in a "ring" slot of the curios inventory.