I am coding my own Mod with an Elytra Item

and in My ElytraJumpC2SPacket.java i want to check if the player is wearing  my custom Elytra

with this line of code 

            if(player.getInventory().armor.get(1) != ModItems.BAT_ELYTRA.get().getDefaultInstance() || player.getInventory().armor.get(1) != ModItems.ARMORED_BAT_ELYTRA.get().getDefaultInstance()) return;

Full Code on GitHub

 In the game it doesn´t works

 I am using Forge 1.19.2 - 43.1.52(the latest)

Edited November 16, 20222 yr by darkexplosiveqwx
forgot something

You need to learn the different between reference == and value e.g. Object.equals() equality checks.

Examples where reference equality works in Minecraft are things that go in registries, e.g. Block, Item, EntityType, etc.

Examples where you need value equality are most other things, ItemStack, Entity, etc. because they have many instances.

The code you want looks something like:

Quote

        player.getItemBySlot(EquipmentSlot.CHEST).is(EXAMPLE_ITEM.get())

Look at the ItemStack class for other value equality checks.

NOTE how Item == Item is acceptable, but ItemStack == ItemStack is not.

Edited November 16, 20222 yr by warjort

I changed the .gitignore to upload the /logs/ and /crash-reports/ folders (located in master/run/logs/)