Hello Dear Community,

 

i got 2 questions,

 

how to make "Starter Items" , what i mean with "Starter Items" is that when a "new" player joins the server he get items i select.

 

another thing,

im doing a "Devil fruits" mod with many new sword/armors etc .. BUT well,

how 2 code an item and on "rightclick" i eat it or i use it and it will give me some new items.

 

so well "On Rightclick" ... but i cant find any function or any tut. for this kind of thing and as i know there is no item in Minecraft which does what i need

how to make "Starter Items" , what i mean with "Starter Items" is that when a "new" player joins the server he get items i select.

There are two parts to this:

• Storing whether a player has received the item
  
• Giving the item to a player when they log in

 

To store per-player data, you can either use the

EntityPlayer.PERSISTED_NBT_TAG

sub-compound of

Entity#getEntityData

or the Capability System. The entity NBT should only be used to store simple data like a flag that's only set once; for anything more complex or frequently accessed you should use capabilities instead.

 

To do something when a player logs in, use

PlayerEvent.PlayerLoggedInEvent

.

 

I have an example of this using entity NBT here.

 

 

im doing a "Devil fruits" mod with many new sword/armors etc .. BUT well,

how 2 code an item and on "rightclick" i eat it or i use it and it will give me some new items.

 

ItemSoup

does this by overriding

Item#onItemUseFinish

to call the super method and then return an

ItemStack

of

Items.BOWL

, replacing the original

ItemStack

in the player's inventory.

 

If you need to give the player multiple items or your food stacks, simply add the items to their inventory from this method instead of returning a new

ItemStack

.

Thanks CHoonster, the NBT Work,

 

now i wanna see if i can make an "ItemSoup"

so i want to make him get "Multiple Items" ,

 

this works so far:

 

	@Override
    public ItemStack onItemUseFinish(ItemStack stack, World worldIn, EntityLivingBase entityLiving)
    {
        super.onItemUseFinish(stack, worldIn, entityLiving);
        return new ItemStack(Items.BOW);      
    }

 

but what do you mean by " this method instead of returning a new ItemStack" , everytime i remove "return" it just show me an error up

 

 

so i want to make him get "Multiple Items" ,

 

this works so far:

 

	@Override
    public ItemStack onItemUseFinish(ItemStack stack, World worldIn, EntityLivingBase entityLiving)
    {
        super.onItemUseFinish(stack, worldIn, entityLiving);
        return new ItemStack(Items.BOW);      
    }

 

but what do you mean by " this method instead of returning a new ItemStack" , everytime i remove "return" it just show me an error up

if (entityLiving instanceof EntityPlayer) {
     ((EntityPlayer) entityLiving).inventory.addItemStackToInventory(new ItemStack(...);
}

so i want to make him get "Multiple Items" ,

 

this works so far:

 

	@Override
    public ItemStack onItemUseFinish(ItemStack stack, World worldIn, EntityLivingBase entityLiving)
    {
        super.onItemUseFinish(stack, worldIn, entityLiving);
        return new ItemStack(Items.BOW);      
    }

 

but what do you mean by " this method instead of returning a new ItemStack" , everytime i remove "return" it just show me an error up

 

Add the item(s) to the player's inventory, then return the

ItemStack

argument instead of creating and returning a new

ItemStack

.