#Looking for Yarn translation of Mojang: ArmorStandEntity.getArmorSlots()
fast pawn
slate fractal
https://linkie.shedaniel.dev/mappings?namespace=mojang&version=1.21.4&search=get...
I saw that, it's the mojang method that I'm trying to translate. So far I've looked at the different methods that are suggested for Yarn about the armor stand, but I can't find the right one
fast pawn
the link is to the translation from the mojang method to the yarn one
slate fractal
oh... right thanks for that! I need to find how to use it now, it seems that IntelliJ doesn't recognize the method when used on ArmorStandEntity
fast pawn
What Minecraft version are you using?
fast pawn
should be as simple as calling getArmorItems() on the armor stand instance
slate fractal
Maybe it's not an ArmorStand after all, here's the bit of code in question:
Entity entity = state.getData(DataTickets.ENTITY);
// We'll just have ArmorStands always animate, so we can return here
if (entity instanceof ArmorStandEntity)
return PlayState.CONTINUE;
// For this example, we only want the animation to play if the entity is wearing all pieces of the armor
// Let's collect the armor pieces the entity is currently wearing
Set<Item> wornArmor = new ObjectOpenHashSet<>();
for (ItemStack stack : entity.getArmorItems()) {
// We can stop immediately if any of the slots are empty
if (stack.isEmpty())
return PlayState.STOP;
wornArmor.add(stack.getItem());
}```okay well in that snippet it's explicitly not an armor stand
but I assume it's a LivingEntity of some kind, yes?
slate fractal
I think? The Geckolib documentation presents this class, and from Linkie it appears that it does need to be a LivingEntity to work:
```java
// Let's add our animation controller
@Override
public void registerControllers(AnimatableManager.ControllerRegistrar controllers) {
controllers.add(new AnimationController<>(this, 20, state -> {
// Apply our generic idle animation.
// Whether it plays or not is decided down below.
state.getController().setAnimation(DefaultAnimations.IDLE);
// Let's gather some data from the state to use below
// This is the entity that is currently wearing/holding the item
Entity entity = state.getData(DataTickets.ENTITY);
// We'll just have ArmorStands always animate, so we can return here
if (entity instanceof ArmorStand)
return PlayState.CONTINUE;
// For this example, we only want the animation to play if the entity is wearing all pieces of the armor
// Let's collect the armor pieces the entity is currently wearing
Set<Item> wornArmor = new ObjectOpenHashSet<>();
for (ItemStack stack : entity.getArmorSlots()) {
// We can stop immediately if any of the slots are empty
if (stack.isEmpty())
return PlayState.STOP;
wornArmor.add(stack.getItem());
}
okay well right there you just have it be Entity
You need to cast to LivingEntity to use that method, preferably with an instanceof check first to make sure
slate fractal
Riiight, I'll try that then, thanks!
Unfortunately state.getData(DataTickets.ENTITY); (where entity is defined) needs to be defined as an Entity, not a LivingEntity
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