Custom armor textures for item

[LavX64]

I made a quiver which can be put into chest and legs armor slots, but it has no texture it both. So how I add different textures when it's on chest or legs?

[Draco18s]

I don't think you can do that.

[LavX64]

5 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

I don't think you can do that.

When I asked about quiver I've head same reply, some said I can do it only with custom bow, but I found a way, so.. Don't do such statements if you not sure

[Draco18s]

I didn't say "you can't do that" I said "I don't think you can."

As in, I do not know of a way to make the texture dependent on which slot it is in: that information is not available to the Item or ItemStack classes.

 

But sure, if you've accomplished it, good job. I'd be interested to know how.

[LavX64]

Just now, Draco18s said:

I didn't say "you can't do that" I said "I don't think you can."

As in, I do not know of a way to make the texture dependent on which slot it is in: that information is not available to the Item or ItemStack classes.

 

But sure, if you've accomplished it, good job. I'd be interested to know how.

I you really interested check github ItemQuiver and ItemQuiverWithArrows, code is not perfect, a lot of conditional spaghetti, but I have to check for a lot of stuff so..

[Draco18s]

The only thing I see you doing is changing from one item to another based on whether or not there are arrows (or not).

Your code for CHEST and LEGS are exactly the same except for a 1 or a 2 (the slot number) and could be replaced with a function call containing said slot number.

[LavX64]

18 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

The only thing I see you doing is changing from one item to another based on whether or not there are arrows (or not).

Your code for CHEST and LEGS are exactly the same except for a 1 or a 2 (the slot number) and could be replaced with a function call containing said slot number.

take a look at extends parts of both items

Also what's function to replace it better?

Edited November 27, 2017 by LavX64

[Draco18s]

7 minutes ago, LavX64 said:

take a look at extends parts of both items

Item vs. ItemArrow.

That has nothing to do with the texture.

7 minutes ago, LavX64 said:

Also what's function to replace it better?

private void checkEquipSlots(int slotIndex) {
	if (((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorItemInSlot(slotIndex).getItem() instanceof ItemArrow) {
		ItemStack newStack = ((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorItemInSlot(slotIndex);
		// Set it to normal Quiver if it has no tag, or arrow tag, or arrow <= 0
		if (newStack.hasTagCompound()) {
			NBTTagCompound nbt = newStack.getTagCompound();
			if (nbt.hasKey("Arrows")) {
				if (nbt.getInteger("Arrows") <= 0) {
					((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorInventory.set(slotIndex, new ItemStack(ItemInit.QUIVER));
					return;
				}
			} else {
				((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorInventory.set(slotIndex, new ItemStack(ItemInit.QUIVER));
				return;
			}
		} else {
			((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorInventory.set(slotIndex, new ItemStack(ItemInit.QUIVER));
			return;
		}
	}
}

Then the chunk under // armor slot 2(chest) check gets replaced with checkEquipSlots(2) and // slot 1(legs) gets replaced with checkEquipSlots(1).

Now you have no duplicate code.

[LavX64]

2 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

Item vs. ItemArrow.

That has nothing to do with the texture.

private void checkEquipSlots(int slotIndex) {
	if (((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorItemInSlot(slotIndex).getItem() instanceof ItemArrow) {
		ItemStack newStack = ((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorItemInSlot(slotIndex);
		// Set it to normal Quiver if it has no tag, or arrow tag, or arrow <= 0
		if (newStack.hasTagCompound()) {
			NBTTagCompound nbt = newStack.getTagCompound();
			if (nbt.hasKey("Arrows")) {
				if (nbt.getInteger("Arrows") <= 0) {
					((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorInventory.set(slotIndex, new ItemStack(ItemInit.QUIVER));
					return;
				}
			} else {
				((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorInventory.set(slotIndex, new ItemStack(ItemInit.QUIVER));
				return;
			}
		} else {
			((EntityPlayer) entityIn).inventory.armorInventory.set(slotIndex, new ItemStack(ItemInit.QUIVER));
			return;
		}
	}
}

Then the chunk under // armor slot 2(chest) check gets replaced with checkEquipSlots(2) and // slot 1(legs) gets replaced with checkEquipSlots(1).

Now you have no duplicate code.

Yeah, i knew i had to do that, ty.

So u asked how I did my quiver, and told bow to use it, so that's how, my quiver with arrows is ItemArrow with function isInfinite, so bow calls this func everytime it shoots

[Draco18s]

1 hour ago, LavX64 said:

So how I add different textures when it's on chest or legs?

 

55 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

I don't think you can do that.

 

49 minutes ago, LavX64 said:

I found a way

 

3 minutes ago, LavX64 said:

So u asked how I did my quiver, and told bow to use it, so that's how

No, no I did not. This thread was about textures for the different slots, I said "I don't think I can do that" you said "I found a way." I asked how and you said "see, extends ItemArrow."

[LavX64]

54 minutes ago, LavX64 said:

When I asked about quiver I've head same reply, some said I can do it only with custom bow, but I found a way, so.. 

 

52 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

But sure, if you've accomplished it, good job. I'd be interested to know how.

So you meant textures right? Sorry

Edited November 27, 2017 by LavX64

[Draco18s]

18 minutes ago, LavX64 said:

So you meant textures right? Sorry

Yes, I had. If I misread something as well, I apologize.