Within my armour class, how would I test for the player wearing a full set of armour? I have this:

 

public void onArmorTickUpdate(World world, EntityPlayer player, ItemStack itemStack)

    {

int i = EntityLiving.getArmorPosition(itemStack) - 1;

        ItemStack itemstack1 = player.getCurrentArmor(i);

 

        if (itemstack1.itemID != CanadianMod.skates.itemID...

 

But that seems to only be returning one time at a time.

 

Suggestions would be great!

Why are you doing this?

 

if (itemstack1.itemID != CanadianMod.skates.itemID

 

This would return true if it wasn't skates.

 

Anyways, you have to check all armor slots.

 

		ItemStack helmet = this.getEquipmentInSlot(4);
		ItemStack chestplate = this.getEquipmentInSlot(3);
		ItemStack leggings = this.getEquipmentInSlot(2);
		ItemStack boots = this.getEquipmentInSlot(1);

 

Also make sure to check if the item stack isn't null!

 

From what I can tell, you don't really know Java. I would recommend learning Java before modding Minecraft.

 

 

		ItemStack helmet = this.getEquipmentInSlot(4);
		ItemStack chestplate = this.getEquipmentInSlot(3);
		ItemStack leggings = this.getEquipmentInSlot(2);
		ItemStack boots = this.getEquipmentInSlot(1);

 

 

 

It's saying .getEquimentInSlot does not exist

In 1.6.4, you can use either getCurrentArmor(armor slot) or getCurrentItemOrArmor(armor slot minus 1), with the first method available only to EntityPlayer, and the second to all EntityLivingBase. Otherwise, the previous answer is correct.

 

I suggest you also to check first if the stack is not null, otherwise accessing even .itemID will crash; and second I suggest using getItem() == YourMod.yourItem rather than itemID, as then your mod will be easier to update to 1.7.2 if you ever decide to do so.

 

ItemStack boots = player.getCurrentArmor(0);
// legs = 1, chest = 2, helm = 3

if (boots != null && boots.getItem() == YourMod.yourBootsItem && (same checks for legs, chest, helm)) {
// you've got your full set
}