1. Basic Command Syntax

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/scriptevent my:chest <x> <y> <z> <itemId> <amount> [name] [lore] [keep] [lock] [place] [destroy] [enchants]

Use code with caution.

2. How to Add Items

To add items, use a positive number for the amount.

Simple Example:
Add 10 Diamonds to a chest at 10, 64, 10:
/scriptevent my:chest 10 64 10 minecraft:diamond 10
Advanced Example (With Name & Lore):
Add a sword named "Excalibur" with lore:
/scriptevent my:chest 10 64 10 minecraft:diamond_sword 1 "Excalibur" "The legendary blade\nSharp!"
Enchantment Example:
Add a Pickaxe with Efficiency 5 and Unbreaking 3:
/scriptevent my:chest 10 64 10 minecraft:netherite_pickaxe 1 none none none none none none "efficiency:5,unbreaking:3"

3. How to Remove Items

To remove items, use a negative number for the amount. The script will look through the chest and delete that many items of the specified ID.

Example:
Remove 5 Apples from a chest:
/scriptevent my:chest 10 64 10 minecraft:apple -5

4. Argument Breakdown

If you want to skip an optional setting but need to reach one further down the list (like Enchantments), use the word none for the ones you are skipping.

Argument	Description	Example
x y z	Coordinates of the chest.	`100 65 -20`
itemId	The namespace ID of the item.	`minecraft:apple`
amount	Positive to add, negative to remove.	`64` or `-10`
name	Display name (use "quotes" for spaces).	`"Super Sword"`
lore	Hover text (use `\n` for new lines).	`"Line 1\nLine 2"`
keep	Set to `true` to keep on death.	`true`
lock	Prevents moving (`slot` or `inventory`).	`slot`
place	Blocks item can be placed on (Adventure).	`grass,dirt`
destroy	Blocks item can break (Adventure).	`stone,iron_ore`
enchants	List of `id:level` separated by commas.	`sharpness:5,fire_aspect:2`

Important Notes:

Quotes: If your item name or lore has spaces, you must wrap it in "double quotes".
Container Type: This works on chests, barrels, hoppers, dispensers, and droppers.
Permissions: You must have operator permissions (OP) to run the /scriptevent command.

Container System