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Anything Inventory [Spigot 1.8.X]
Minecraft Java mod. Downloads from the MC Java Mods app on Android.
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Anything Inventory is a Plugin API designed to create Menus with ease.
How it works: AI(Anything Inventory) Stores plugin information to which has been registered. This is a Key for the Plugin which wants to utilize AIs menu API. Having AI store the Plugin information, it houses all and any plugin that uses the API. Providing an easy way for plugins to interact with other plugins Menus if necessary. Since each Menu is split based upon the Plugin, you will never get duplicate Menus. As a bonus, the items you add into the menu will never override each other. Even if they have the Same name.
Spoiler: How to Use
First things first you need to register your Plugin for Menu Use:
This can be added to your Main Plugin Class.
private final AnythingInventory ai;
public void onEnable()
{
this.ai = getPluginManager().getPlugin("AnythingInventory);
if(ai == null)
{
getPluginManager().disablePlugin(this);
}
}
This can be added to your Main Plugin Class.
Code (Text):
private final AnythingInventory ai;
public void onEnable()
{
this.ai = getPluginManager().getPlugin("AnythingInventory);
if(ai == null)
{
getPluginManager().disablePlugin(this);
}
}
Spoiler: Creating the Menu
This is a test menu
To register it simply add the following line:
Code (Text):
public class Test extends InventoryMenu
{
public Test(String menuName, int inventorySize, JavaPlugin plugin)
{
super(menuName, inventorySize, plugin);
this.addItemIcon(new ItemIcon(new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND), "This is my Test", null, ItemAction.ITEM, new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND)));
/**
* The ItemIcon consists of a few parameters for more complex Icons.
* So lets break this down.
* The first parameter is the ItemStack to be represented when the inventory is Opened.
* The Second parameter is the ItemStacks Name. Pretty Simple.
* The third is the Lore of the ItemStack presented.
* The forth is the Action being performed when it is clicked on. You have ITEM, INVENTORY, COMMAND, TELEPORT, NONE.
* Note: ItemAction NONE is meant for an Empty Item or Filler item inside the menu which has no use.
* The fifth is the Performing action taken when its clicked on. This MUST tie in with the ItemAction you set.
* Example: ItemAction.ITEM, new ItemStack(Material.DIRT), ItemAction.Inventory, "AnotherTestMenu"
* ItemAction.Command, "/gamemode 0", ItemAction.TELEPORT, new Location(world, x, y, z), ItemAction.NONE, null
*/
}
}
{
public Test(String menuName, int inventorySize, JavaPlugin plugin)
{
super(menuName, inventorySize, plugin);
this.addItemIcon(new ItemIcon(new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND), "This is my Test", null, ItemAction.ITEM, new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND)));
/**
* The ItemIcon consists of a few parameters for more complex Icons.
* So lets break this down.
* The first parameter is the ItemStack to be represented when the inventory is Opened.
* The Second parameter is the ItemStacks Name. Pretty Simple.
* The third is the Lore of the ItemStack presented.
* The forth is the Action being performed when it is clicked on. You have ITEM, INVENTORY, COMMAND, TELEPORT, NONE.
* Note: ItemAction NONE is meant for an Empty Item or Filler item inside the menu which has no use.
* The fifth is the Performing action taken when its clicked on. This MUST tie in with the ItemAction you set.
* Example: ItemAction.ITEM, new ItemStack(Material.DIRT), ItemAction.Inventory, "AnotherTestMenu"
* ItemAction.Command, "/gamemode 0", ItemAction.TELEPORT, new Location(world, x, y, z), ItemAction.NONE, null
*/
}
}
Code (Text):
ai.addMenu(this, new TestMenu("Test Menu", 54, this);
Spoiler: Listening for the Click Event
Inside your EventListener, add the following:
After the icon has fired its Action, we have added a clever way to stop such events from triggering with the
ItemActionEvent which triggers upon firing the Action. This is great for restricting certain players from clicking on the Item or preventing players from using another plugins Icon.
Code (Text):
@EventHandler
public void onItemIconClicked(InventoryClickEvent event)
{
ItemIcon icon = ai.iconUtil.validateClickedItemAsIcon(event, this); //This is assuming your event listener is the Main plugin class
if(icon != null)
{
ai.iconUtil.lockInventoryFromItemStack(event, this);
icon.fireItemAction((Player)event.getWhoClicked());
}
}
public void onItemIconClicked(InventoryClickEvent event)
{
ItemIcon icon = ai.iconUtil.validateClickedItemAsIcon(event, this); //This is assuming your event listener is the Main plugin class
if(icon != null)
{
ai.iconUtil.lockInventoryFromItemStack(event, this);
icon.fireItemAction((Player)event.getWhoClicked());
}
}
Spoiler: Custom Action
So lets say the Internal Actions are not what you want and you have something else you want to be performed when the Icon is clicked on. Here is an example of a Custom Action Class
Code (Text):
/**
* Instead of (new ItemIcon(itemstack, display name, lore, ItemAction, Action Parameters)) you would apply
* custom action in place of ItemAction.
* (new ItemIcon(itemStack, display name, lore, new Test(), Action Parameters))
*/
public class Test implements CustomAction {
@Override
public void fireCustomAction(Player player, Object object)
{
//Add custom stuff here
}
@Override
public String getName() {
return "Test Action";
}
}
* Instead of (new ItemIcon(itemstack, display name, lore, ItemAction, Action Parameters)) you would apply
* custom action in place of ItemAction.
* (new ItemIcon(itemStack, display name, lore, new Test(), Action Parameters))
*/
public class Test implements CustomAction {
@Override
public void fireCustomAction(Player player, Object object)
{
//Add custom stuff here
}
@Override
public String getName() {
return "Test Action";
}
}
Spoiler: How to open the Menu
One last step to add when opening the Inventory is pretty simple
to get the Inventory Object simply use this method:
to get the Inventory Object simply use this method:
Code (Text):
//First you need to grab the instance of the Anything Inventory Class
//This is also assuming you are getting the Inventory within the your plugins main class.
ai.getMenu(this, "Test Menu").getInventory());
//This is also assuming you are getting the Inventory within the your plugins main class.
ai.getMenu(this, "Test Menu").getInventory());
If you have any more questions please feel free to ask me! More updates will come to the API as I progress along with a Open Source version of the API.
Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .jar
- How to install: Install the matching mod loader (Forge, Fabric or NeoForge) for your Minecraft version. → Download the .jar. → Put it in the .minecraft/mods folder and launch that loader profile.
- Where to get it: Opens on Spigot — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.
Anything Inventory [Spigot 1.8.X] is a free Minecraft Java mod. Downloaded 206 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.