Interface LeatherArmorMeta

All Superinterfaces:

Cloneable, ConfigurationSerializable, ItemMeta, PersistentDataHolder, PersistentDataViewHolder

All Known Subinterfaces:

ColorableArmorMeta

public interface LeatherArmorMeta
extends ItemMeta

Represents leather armor (Material.LEATHER_BOOTS, Material.LEATHER_LEGGINGS, Material.LEATHER_CHESTPLATE, Material.LEATHER_HELMET, Material.LEATHER_HORSE_ARMOR or Material.WOLF_ARMOR) that can be colored.

Since:

1.4.5

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
@NotNull LeatherArmorMeta	clone()
@NotNull Color	getColor()	Gets the color of the armor.
boolean	isDyed()	Checks whether this leather armor is dyed.
void	setColor(@Nullable Color color)	Sets the color of the armor.

Methods inherited from interface ConfigurationSerializable

serialize

Methods inherited from interface ItemMeta

addAttributeModifier, addEnchant, addItemFlags, customName, customName, displayName, displayName, getAsComponentString, getAsString, getAttributeModifiers, getAttributeModifiers, getAttributeModifiers, getCanDestroy, getCanPlaceOn, getCustomModelData, getCustomModelDataComponent, getCustomTagContainer, getDamageResistant, getDamageResistantTypes, getDestroyableKeys, getDisplayName, getDisplayNameComponent, getEnchantable, getEnchantLevel, getEnchantmentGlintOverride, getEnchants, getEquippable, getFood, getItemFlags, getItemModel, getItemName, getJukeboxPlayable, getLocalizedName, getLore, getLoreComponents, getMaxStackSize, getPlaceableKeys, getRarity, getTool, getTooltipStyle, getUseCooldown, getUseRemainder, hasAttributeModifiers, hasConflictingEnchant, hasCustomModelData, hasCustomModelDataComponent, hasCustomName, hasDamageResistant, hasDestroyableKeys, hasDisplayName, hasEnchant, hasEnchantable, hasEnchantmentGlintOverride, hasEnchants, hasEquippable, hasFood, hasItemFlag, hasItemModel, hasItemName, hasJukeboxPlayable, hasLocalizedName, hasLore, hasMaxStackSize, hasPlaceableKeys, hasRarity, hasTool, hasTooltipStyle, hasUseCooldown, hasUseRemainder, isFireResistant, isGlider, isHideTooltip, isUnbreakable, itemName, itemName, lore, lore, removeAttributeModifier, removeAttributeModifier, removeAttributeModifier, removeEnchant, removeEnchantments, removeItemFlags, setAttributeModifiers, setCanDestroy, setCanPlaceOn, setCustomModelData, setCustomModelDataComponent, setDamageResistant, setDamageResistantTypes, setDestroyableKeys, setDisplayName, setDisplayNameComponent, setEnchantable, setEnchantmentGlintOverride, setEquippable, setFireResistant, setFood, setGlider, setHideTooltip, setItemModel, setItemName, setJukeboxPlayable, setLocalizedName, setLore, setLoreComponents, setMaxStackSize, setPlaceableKeys, setRarity, setTool, setTooltipStyle, setUnbreakable, setUseCooldown, setUseRemainder, setVersion

Methods inherited from interface PersistentDataHolder

getPersistentDataContainer

Method Details

getColor

@NotNull
@NotNull Color getColor()

Gets the color of the armor. If it has not been set otherwise, it will be ItemFactory.getDefaultLeatherColor().

Returns:

the color of the armor, never null

Since:

1.4.5

API Note:

The method yielding ItemFactory.getDefaultLeatherColor() is incorrect for Material.WOLF_ARMOR as its default color differs. Generally, it is recommended to check isDyed() to determine if this leather armor is dyed than to compare this color to the default.

setColor

void setColor(@Nullable
 @Nullable Color color)

Sets the color of the armor.

Parameters:

color - the color to set.

Since:

1.4.5

clone

@NotNull
@NotNull LeatherArmorMeta clone()

Specified by:

clone in interface ItemMeta

isDyed

boolean isDyed()

Checks whether this leather armor is dyed.

Returns:

whether this leather armor is dyed

Since:

1.20.6