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New "hasitem = {noi = (name of item)" Command For Named Items

So I was trying to make custom armor without mods or packs and I wanted to "apply the speed effect" to some leather boots colored in green I called "Grass Boots". I tried so much yet nothing works. Tutorials didn't help as well. I didn't want any piece of  leather boots to give speed, just the "Grass Boots". I believe adding the option to have a item's specific name be able to be used in the hasitem brackets will cause:

  • Give players an easier time making items have gimmicks
  • Give Bedrock players the ability to have armor with effects
  • Still leaves the option for the other brackets commands use
  • Expands Possibilities

Format: /command (insert thing here or just jump straight to [])  [hasitem = {(other bracket commands for hasitem or just jump straight to noi) noi = (name) (more or nothing more)} (more bracket commands or nothing else)] (more thing or nothing else)

Over-simplified format: [hasitem = {noi = (name)}]

Example: /effect (entities or players) [hasitem = {noi = "Grass Boots" , item = leather_boots, location = slot.armor.feet}] speed 200 1 true

The example gives anyone wearing the "Grass Boots" receive a speed boost for 200 seconds (no particles would be shown).

Tldr. noi (name of item) , if added to the hasitem bracket commands, would be very useful for adding to named items!

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    You can check for a specific item by adding an nbt-constraint to the selector:

    effect give @a[nbt={Inventory:[{Slot:100b, id:"minecraft:leather_boots", Count:1b, tag:{display:{Name:'{"text":"Grass Boots"}', color:<COLOR>}}}]}] 1 0 true

    After the tag: you just copy the NBT-data of your boots.

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    When putting this command in on Bedrock Edition, it just says gives an Error rather than doing anything

    effect give @a[nbt={Inventory:[{Slot:100b, id:"minecraft:leather_boots", Count:1b, tag:{display:{Name:'{"text":"Grass Boots"}', color:<COLOR>}}}]}] 1 0 true

    Which means that this command doesn't work for Bedrock Edition, there is no NBT thing on bedrock or anything like these parameters.

    So I agree that the [hasitem = {noi = {name}}] thing would be useful as this would help bedrock players a lot.