[1.10.2/1.11] Change Tool Durability Based On Dimension

[LogicTechCorp]

How would I change a tool's durability based on the dimension the holder is in?

[larsgerrits]

I don't think there's currently a way to do that, and if there is, it would most likely use an

IItemPropertyGetter

. I haven't worked with them, so I don't know if it's possible at all.

[Draco18s]

it would most likely use an

IItemPropertyGetter

.

 

IItemPropertyGetter only declares a single, client-side-only method. I don't think that'll work.

[larsgerrits]

it would most likely use an

IItemPropertyGetter

.

 

IItemPropertyGetter only declares a single, client-side-only method. I don't think that'll work.

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[Animefan8888]

I think it depends on wht you mean by change the durability. Do you mean it will have separate durability amounts in different dimensions or that the the max changes when inside different dimensions?

[LogicTechCorp]

I think it depends on wht you mean by change the durability. Do you mean it will have separate durability amounts in different dimensions or that the the max changes when inside different dimensions?

 

I mean that the max changes when in a different dimension. E.g. 32 in the Overworld 512 in the Nether.

[Animefan8888]

I think it depends on wht you mean by change the durability. Do you mean it will have separate durability amounts in different dimensions or that the the max changes when inside different dimensions?

 

I mean that the max changes when in a different dimension. E.g. 32 in the Overworld 512 in the Nether.

How would you handle the damage being greater than the durability, ie i am in the nether i use it more than 32 and then travel to the overworld? But you could do this through Item#getMaxDamage() and a capability that holds the dimension id the holder is in, which can be updated before it takes damage.

[Draco18s]

You could also just make it straight up take more damage when used in the various dimensions. Leave max alone and tweak the damage-taken values.

[RealTheUnderTaker11]

Or you could not use vanilla durability system and use NBT tags for your durability. Then you could easily change the max durability in the update method or whatever its called in your tools class by checking the EntityPlayer#dimension.

Override the getDurabilityForDisplay and it will even show the green bar just like it was using normal durability. Someone can stop me if that is somehow a bad idea.

[Animefan8888]

Or you could not use vanilla durability system and use NBT tags for your durability. Then you could easily change the max durability in the update method or whatever its called in your tools class by checking the EntityPlayer#dimension.

Override the getDurabilityForDisplay and it will even show the green bar just like it was using normal durability. Someone can stop me if that is somehow a bad idea.

That is basically what I said, but mine included Capability instead of NBT.