Examples with ItemStack org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack used on opensource projects

Example 26 with ItemStack

use of org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack in project Bukkit by Bukkit.

the class PotionTest method ItemStackConversion.

@Test
public void ItemStackConversion() {
    Potion potion = new Potion(PotionType.POISON);
    ItemStack itemstack = potion.toItemStack(1);
    assertThat(itemstack.getType(), is(Material.POTION));
    assertTrue(itemstack.getAmount() == 1);
    assertTrue(itemstack.getDurability() == potion.toDamageValue());
}

Example 27 with ItemStack

use of org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack in project Bukkit by Bukkit.

the class PotionTest method applyToItemStack.

@Test
public void applyToItemStack() {
    Potion potion = new Potion(PotionType.POISON);
    ItemStack stack = new ItemStack(Material.POTION, 1);
    potion.apply(stack);
    assertTrue(stack.getDurability() == potion.toDamageValue());
}

Example 28 with ItemStack

use of org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack in project Denizen-For-Bukkit by DenizenScript.

the class dInventory method setSlots.

/**
     * Set items in an inventory, starting with a specified slot
     *
     * @param slot  The slot to start from
     * @param items The items to add
     * @return The resulting dInventory
     */
public dInventory setSlots(int slot, ItemStack[] items, int c) {
    if (inventory == null || items == null) {
        return this;
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < c; i++) {
        if (i >= items.length || items[i] == null) {
            inventory.setItem(slot + i, new ItemStack(Material.AIR));
        }
        ItemStack item = items[i];
        if (slot + i < 0 || slot + i >= inventory.getSize()) {
            break;
        }
        inventory.setItem(slot + i, item);
    }
    if (Depends.citizens != null && dNPC.matches(idHolder)) {
        // TODO: Directly store holder
        dNPC.valueOf(idHolder).getInventoryTrait().setContents(inventory.getContents());
    }
    return this;
}

Example 29 with ItemStack

use of org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack in project Denizen-For-Bukkit by DenizenScript.

the class dInventory method getEquipment.

public dList getEquipment() {
    ItemStack[] equipment = null;
    if (inventory instanceof PlayerInventory) {
        equipment = ((PlayerInventory) inventory).getArmorContents();
    } else if (inventory instanceof HorseInventory) {
        equipment = new ItemStack[] { ((HorseInventory) inventory).getSaddle(), ((HorseInventory) inventory).getArmor() };
    }
    if (equipment == null) {
        return null;
    }
    dList equipmentList = new dList();
    for (ItemStack item : equipment) {
        equipmentList.add(new dItem(item).identify());
    }
    return equipmentList;
}

Example 30 with ItemStack

use of org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack in project Denizen-For-Bukkit by DenizenScript.

the class dInventory method add.

/////////////////////
//   INVENTORY MANIPULATION
/////////////////
// Somewhat simplified version of CraftBukkit's current code
public dInventory add(int slot, ItemStack... items) {
    if (inventory == null || items == null) {
        return this;
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {
        ItemStack item = items[i];
        if (item == null) {
            continue;
        }
        int amount = item.getAmount();
        int max = item.getMaxStackSize();
        while (true) {
            // Do we already have a stack of it?
            int firstPartial = firstPartial(slot, item);
            // Drat! no partial stack
            if (firstPartial == -1) {
                // Find a free spot!
                int firstFree = firstEmpty(slot);
                if (firstFree == -1) {
                    // No space at all!
                    break;
                } else {
                    // More than a single stack!
                    if (amount > max) {
                        ItemStack clone = item.clone();
                        clone.setAmount(max);
                        inventory.setItem(firstFree, clone);
                        item.setAmount(amount -= max);
                    } else {
                        // Just store it
                        inventory.setItem(firstFree, item);
                        break;
                    }
                }
            } else {
                // So, apparently it might only partially fit, well lets do just that
                ItemStack partialItem = inventory.getItem(firstPartial);
                int partialAmount = partialItem.getAmount();
                int total = amount + partialAmount;
                // Check if it fully fits
                if (total <= max) {
                    partialItem.setAmount(total);
                    break;
                }
                // It fits partially
                partialItem.setAmount(max);
                item.setAmount(amount = total - max);
            }
        }
    }
    return this;
}