Is there a way to "fake" armor level?

For example, I am wearing a whole set of diamond armors, and it gives me full protection. I can see there are 10 shields icon on my HUD.

So, is that a way to add/reduce the amount of these shield icons without changing armor? In opposite, is that a way to generate armors that do no protection at all?

Thank you.

 

This is not possible, sorry.

 

Error in your sig is the System.out() part? Isn't it just System.out.print() without the parenthesis after out?

 

JBoss925 Also the return statement at the end of the void method.

 

TheSpherret
I think it's also missing a closing bracket for the method. Unless it's being cut off since I'm on mobile

 

izarooni It's being cut off since you're on mobile

 

Please with this, it's 100% ok. It's for control flow.

In java:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/javaOO/returnvalue.html
^Oracle literally shows how it's used in their return value page

And C(Java is C-based):
http://stackoverflow.com/a/1283334
^Literally says if there's no return statement at the end of the void statement the compiler automatically generates one to stop the code.

And a literal whole yahoo answer that says that void methods can have return statements:
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090526220822AApjUQ5

Also, as far as I know, it's possible I think. Look into Packet5EntityEquipment.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

JBoss925
Yep, that's it! "out" is a static variable, not a method.
@TheSpherret
That is not actually an error, it is unnecessary, but it works.

 

This thread is going off topic fast

 

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