Big Items API
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A really simple library that allows developers to make items take up more inventory slots.
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A simple to use library mod that allows mod developers to make their items take up more inventory space... for whatever reason you want to make people's lives harder
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Does nothing if installed not as a dependency or by itself!
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Getting started:
- Import the .jar into your project root folder (or any folder branching from root)
- In your dependencies block in build.gradle add this line:
modImplementation(files("path/big-items-a1.2.3.jar"))
Usage:
- In an item class, implement silly.homak.bigitems.interfaces.IBigItem

IBigItem:
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To set the item's scale override the getScale() array, has to return an array of 2 integers, this is the item's scale in slots on the X and Y axis.

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Big items have a rendered background that displays their actual scale, it's color is based on the average color of the item's texture (disregarding empty pixels). To set the background color explicitly override getColor(), has to return an integer color value.

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The interface contains a boolean isScaled() that returns if the item is big or not, returns false in scenarios like being in the hotbar or a crafting block, has to be called on the client side.
Misc:
TextureUtils:
- Contains a bunch of helper methods for working with integer color values:
- darkenColor: Decreases an int color's brightness, accepts an integer color and a double factor, which has to be a decimal between 0 and 1, 1 being no effect and 0 being fully black.
- fadeColor: Decreases an int color's alpha, same arguments as the previous.
- darkenColor: Decreases an int color's saturation, same arguments as the previous.
- getAverageColor: Returns the mathematical average color of all pixels in an item's texture, disregards alpha.
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