Package org.bukkit.inventory

Interface PlayerInventory

All Superinterfaces:
Inventory, Iterable<ItemStack>
public interface PlayerInventory extends Inventory
Interface to the inventory of a Player, including the four armor slots and any extra slots.

  • Method Details

    • getArmorContents

      @NotNull ItemStack[] getArmorContents()
      Gets all ItemStacks from the armor slots.
      Returns:
      all the ItemStacks from the armor slots. Individual items can be null and are returned in a fixed order starting from the boots and going up to the helmet

    • getExtraContents

      @NotNull ItemStack[] getExtraContents()
      Get all additional ItemStacks stored in this inventory.
      NB: What defines an extra slot is up to the implementation, however it will not be contained within Inventory.getStorageContents() or getArmorContents()
      Returns:
      All additional ItemStacks. Individual items can be null.

    • getHelmet

      @Nullable ItemStack getHelmet()
      Return the ItemStack from the helmet slot
      Returns:
      The ItemStack in the helmet slot

    • getChestplate

      @Nullable ItemStack getChestplate()
      Return the ItemStack from the chestplate slot
      Returns:
      The ItemStack in the chestplate slot

    • getLeggings

      @Nullable ItemStack getLeggings()
      Return the ItemStack from the leg slot
      Returns:
      The ItemStack in the leg slot

    • getBoots

      @Nullable ItemStack getBoots()
      Return the ItemStack from the boots slot
      Returns:
      The ItemStack in the boots slot

    • setItem

      void setItem(int index, @Nullable ItemStack item)
      Stores the ItemStack at the given index of the inventory.

      Indexes 0 through 8 refer to the hotbar. 9 through 35 refer to the main inventory, counting up from 9 at the top left corner of the inventory, moving to the right, and moving to the row below it back on the left side when it reaches the end of the row. It follows the same path in the inventory like you would read a book.

      Indexes 36 through 39 refer to the armor slots. Though you can set armor with this method using these indexes, you are encouraged to use the provided methods for those slots.

      Index 40 refers to the off hand (shield) item slot. Though you can set off hand with this method using this index, you are encouraged to use the provided method for this slot.

      If you attempt to use this method with an index less than 0 or greater than 40, an ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exception will be thrown.

      Specified by:
      setItem in interface Inventory
      Parameters:
      index - The index where to put the ItemStack
      item - The ItemStack to set
      Throws:
      ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException - when index < 0 || index > 40
      See Also:

    • setItem

      void setItem(@NotNull EquipmentSlot slot, @Nullable ItemStack item)
      Stores the ItemStack at the given equipment slot in the inventory.
      Parameters:
      slot - the slot to put the ItemStack
      item - the ItemStack to set
      See Also:

    • getItem

      @Nullable ItemStack getItem(@NotNull EquipmentSlot slot)
      Gets the ItemStack at the given equipment slot in the inventory.
      Parameters:
      slot - the slot to get the ItemStack
      Returns:
      the ItemStack in the given slot or null if there is not one

    • setArmorContents

      void setArmorContents(@Nullable ItemStack[] items)
      Put the given ItemStacks into the armor slots
      Parameters:
      items - The ItemStacks to use as armour

    • setExtraContents

      void setExtraContents(@Nullable ItemStack[] items)
      Put the given ItemStacks into the extra slots
      See getExtraContents() for an explanation of extra slots.
      Parameters:
      items - The ItemStacks to use as extra

    • setHelmet

      void setHelmet(@Nullable ItemStack helmet)
      Put the given ItemStack into the helmet slot. This does not check if the ItemStack is a helmet
      Parameters:
      helmet - The ItemStack to use as helmet

    • setChestplate

      void setChestplate(@Nullable ItemStack chestplate)
      Put the given ItemStack into the chestplate slot. This does not check if the ItemStack is a chestplate
      Parameters:
      chestplate - The ItemStack to use as chestplate

    • setLeggings

      void setLeggings(@Nullable ItemStack leggings)
      Put the given ItemStack into the leg slot. This does not check if the ItemStack is a pair of leggings
      Parameters:
      leggings - The ItemStack to use as leggings

    • setBoots

      void setBoots(@Nullable ItemStack boots)
      Put the given ItemStack into the boots slot. This does not check if the ItemStack is a boots
      Parameters:
      boots - The ItemStack to use as boots

    • getItemInMainHand

      @NotNull ItemStack getItemInMainHand()
      Gets a copy of the item the player is currently holding in their main hand.
      Returns:
      the currently held item

    • setItemInMainHand

      void setItemInMainHand(@Nullable ItemStack item)
      Sets the item the player is holding in their main hand.
      Parameters:
      item - The item to put into the player's hand

    • getItemInOffHand

      @NotNull ItemStack getItemInOffHand()
      Gets a copy of the item the player is currently holding in their off hand.
      Returns:
      the currently held item

    • setItemInOffHand

      void setItemInOffHand(@Nullable ItemStack item)
      Sets the item the player is holding in their off hand.
      Parameters:
      item - The item to put into the player's hand

    • getItemInHand

      @Deprecated @NotNull ItemStack getItemInHand()
      Deprecated.
      players can duel wield now use the methods for the specific hand instead
      Gets a copy of the item the player is currently holding
      Returns:
      the currently held item
      See Also:

    • setItemInHand

      @Deprecated void setItemInHand(@Nullable ItemStack stack)
      Deprecated.
      players can duel wield now use the methods for the specific hand instead
      Sets the item the player is holding
      Parameters:
      stack - The item to put into the player's hand
      See Also:

    • getHeldItemSlot

      int getHeldItemSlot()
      Get the slot number of the currently held item
      Returns:
      Held item slot number

    • setHeldItemSlot

      void setHeldItemSlot(int slot)
      Set the slot number of the currently held item.

      This validates whether the slot is between 0 and 8 inclusive.

      Parameters:
      slot - The new slot number
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - Thrown if slot is not between 0 and 8 inclusive

    • getHolder

      @Nullable HumanEntity getHolder()
      Description copied from interface: Inventory
      Gets the block or entity belonging to the open inventory
      Specified by:
      getHolder in interface Inventory
      Returns:
      The holder of the inventory; null if it has no holder.