- Supported Minecraft Versions
- 1.17
- 1.18
- 1.19
- 1.20
Item forge lets you easily create custom items in a YML file!
Requires skript-reflect and SkBee!
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Requires skript-reflect and SkBee!
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Usage
Create a .yml file inside plugins/Skript/scripts/ItemForge, the name doesn't matter and can be used to group your items. The root key will always be the ID of your item, the ID is used to give the item to someone. Inside the ID will be properties such as name, lore, type, etc. Here is an example file with all the properties vanilla ItemForge comes with.
Code:
testid:
type: diamond pickaxe
name: <red>test
lore:
- <red>abc 1abc
- <blue>abc 2abc
amount: 1
enchantments:
- protection 1
- unbreaking 2
nbt: "{myNBT:1}"
durability: 15To get the item, simply do give {-item::testid} to player
Getting ID of Pre-existing Item
If you want to get the ID of an item after it was given, get the ItemForgeID NBT tag of it.
Code:
set {_nbt} to nbt of player's tool
if {_nbt} has tag "ItemForgeID":
send (tag "ItemForgeID" of {_nbt}) to playerAdding Your Own Properties
Item Forge allows you to add custom properties very easily. All you have to do is create a function for your property and that's all!Adding a property with a single value:
Code:
# {_values} is an Object array
function itemForgeHandler_durability(id: string, values: object):
set durability of {-item::%{_id}%} to {_values}[0]Adding a property with multiple values:
Code:
function itemForgeHandler_enchantments(id: string, values: object):
loop ...{_values}:
set {_enchantment} to loop-value parsed as enchantment type
if {_enchantment} isn't set:
# Don't forget to add helpful error messages like this!
send "&c[ItemForge] Invalid enchantment '%loop-value%' in '%{_id}%.enchantments'." to console
continue
enchant {-item::%{_id}%} with {_enchantment}Adding a custom section property:
Code:
# ItemForge doesn't have any custom sections on it's own so the example is a bit random.
function itemForgeHandler_section(id: string, values: object):
set {_section} to {_values}[0] # See org.bukkit.configuration.MemorySection
set {_a} to {_section}.get("a") # 1
set {_b} to {_section}.get("b") # 2
# the yml would look like:
itemid:
section:
a: 1
b: 2You can join our discord server here to get support.
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