Hey everyone,

 

I am new to modding and therefore not so familiar with how i should write my mods, please be gentle 

 

I have written this method in an event class and there seems something to be odd about it:

first of all: is this the best way to achieve what i want (If the player stands in water, the armor should loose durability)? What i have done seems a bit inperformant..

second: If i try this out everything works as expected but sometimes the durability value increases by 1 even thou it should decrease every time. Is this normal?

 

Thanks in advance,

Schottky

 

Here is the code:

 

private static int ticks = 0;
	
	private static final LinkedList<Item> DIRT_ARMOR_SET = ModItems.getDirtArmorSet();
	
	
	
	@SubscribeEvent
	public static void armorInFluid(TickEvent.PlayerTickEvent event)
	{
		if(ticks == 200)
		{
			
			EntityPlayer player = event.player;
			if(player.isInWater())
			{
				for(ItemStack armor: player.getArmorInventoryList())
				{
					if(DIRT_ARMOR_SET.contains(armor.getItem()))
					{
						int armorDamage = armor.getItemDamage();
						if((armor.getMaxDamage() - armorDamage) <= 1)
						{
							armor.setCount(0);
							player.playSound(SoundEvents.ENTITY_ITEM_BREAK, 1.0f, 0);
						} else
						{
							armor.setItemDamage(armorDamage +1);
						}
					}
				}
					ticks = 0;
				}
			} else
		{
			++ticks;
		}
			
	}

 

Don't use setItemDamage, instead use damageItem.

That allows the item stack to resist the damage (unbreakable) as well as a few other things.

Edited October 18, 20177 yr by Draco18s

thanks a lot, but still this doesn't solve the problem that the durability decreases but sometimes also increases  even thou i have no method that should increase it... any solutions for that?

The code you posted should never result in that effect.

1 hour ago, Schottky said:

thanks a lot, but still this doesn't solve the problem that the durability decreases but sometimes also increases  even thou i have no method that should increase it... any solutions for that?

stack.damageItem(1, playerIn);

should do. Otherwise, if it updates to full durability after it is damaged, you need to execute the method server-side.

hmm here is an example of what i mean...

 

Maybe the error is not in the method i posted but in some other code, maybe where i initialize the armor itself?

 

Sry for not writing so long!

Thank you so much for that tip, after that everything worked as intended (and i hopefully understand now the difference between Client and Server :P)

Just one more question: why shouldn't i use LinkedLists's? In this content off it doesn't make a lot of sense but if i want to make something different where i might need Lists, what should i use instead?

 

thx, Schottky

Use an ArrayList.