Setting display name/lores of ItemStacks

Basicly:
(I made it SUPER noob friendly btw ^_^ )

Code:

        Material material = Material.STICK;
        int ammount = 1;
        String name = "Stickman's arm";
 
        ItemStack item = new ItemStack(material, ammount);
        ItemMeta itemMeta = item.getItemMeta();
        itemMeta.setDisplayName(name);
 
        itemMeta.setLore(Arrays.asList("line1", "line2", "line3"));
 
        item.setItemMeta(itemMeta);

 

Thanks, this is exactly what I needed, and it works perfectly.

 

What about getting the title of the itemstack?

 

I think it should be itemMeta.getDisplayName()

 

Thanks

 

CraftThatBlock

Code:java

public ItemStack createItem(ItemStack item, String name, String[] lore) {
    ItemMeta im = item.getItemMeta();
    im.setDisplayName(name);
    im.setLore(Arrays.asList(lore));
    item.setItemMeta(im);
    return item;
}

Then all you need to do is

Code:java

createItem(new ItemStack(Material.Stone), "IMA STONE", new String[] { "Ima stone", "Ima stone", "Ima stone", "Your not a stone" });

 

Thats basically the points.. Just in a long line, and an extra function. Like I said, this is for noobs mainly.

 

This is my Lib to create CustomItems really easy

Code:java

package YOUR_PACKAGE_NAME;
 
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
 
import org.bukkit.Material;
import org.bukkit.entity.Player;
import org.bukkit.inventory.Inventory;
import org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack;
import org.bukkit.inventory.meta.ItemMeta;
 
 
public class CustomItem extends ItemStack {
 
public CustomItem(Material material){
this.setType(material);
this.setAmount(1);
}
 
 
public CustomItem(Material material, Integer count){
this.setType(material);
this.setAmount(count);
}
 
public CustomItem(Material material, String displayName){
this.setType(material);
ItemMeta im = this.getItemMeta();
im.setDisplayName(displayName);
this.setItemMeta(im);
this.setAmount(1);
}
 
public CustomItem(Material material, List<String> lores){
this.setType(material);
ItemMeta im = this.getItemMeta();
im.setLore(lores);
this.setItemMeta(im);
this.setAmount(1);
}
 
public CustomItem(Material material, Integer count, String displayName){
this.setType(material);
this.setAmount(count);
ItemMeta im = this.getItemMeta();
im.setDisplayName(displayName);
this.setItemMeta(im);
 
}
 
public CustomItem(Material material, Integer count, List<String> lores){
this.setType(material);
this.setAmount(count);
ItemMeta im = this.getItemMeta();
im.setLore(lores);
this.setItemMeta(im);
}
 
public CustomItem(Material material, String displayName, List<String> lores){
this.setType(material);
ItemMeta im = this.getItemMeta();
im.setDisplayName(displayName);
im.setLore(lores);
this.setItemMeta(im);
this.setAmount(1);
}
 
public CustomItem(Material material, Integer count, String displayName, List<String> lores){
this.setType(material);
this.setAmount(count);
ItemMeta im = this.getItemMeta();
im.setDisplayName(displayName);
im.setLore(lores);
this.setItemMeta(im);
}
 
public void add(Player player){
player.getInventory().addItem(this);
}
 
public void add(Inventory inventory){
inventory.addItem(this);
}
 
public void set(Player player, Integer slot){
player.getInventory().setItem(slot, this);
}
 
public void set(Inventory inventory, Integer slot){
inventory.setItem(slot, this);
}
 
}

USE WITH:

Code:java

CustomItem ci = new CustomItem(Material.STONE, "§4Magical Stone");
ci.add(player);
 
//OR
 
ItemStack cis = new CustomItem(Material.STONE, "§4Magical Stone");
 
//Both Handled like normal ItemStacks

I know, i forgot the damage id

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