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   MarkusK96

   Code:

   Material material = Material.STONE;
   int amount = 15;
   if (p.getInventory().contains(new ItemStack(mat, amount))){
       p.sendMessage("You have 15 STONE");
   }
   

   By using this I can check whether a player has 15 STONE in his inventory.
   
   How can I do the same with Granite? There is no Material.GRANITE.

    

   MarkusK96, Feb 2, 2015

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   NathanWolf

   This:
   
   http://jd.bukkit.org/rb/apidocs/org...ml#ItemStack(org.bukkit.Material, int, short)
   
   And this:
   
   http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Data_values#Stone
   
   There may be a "better" way to do this via the API, but the simplest way is to use the "damage" value (which really means data for non-tools). This may be the only way for newer materials like Granite since as far as I know Bukkit is not updating the API anymore.

    

   NathanWolf, Feb 2, 2015

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   sirrus86

   Granite uses the same material as stone, it just uses a different data value. You can find more info here.

    

   sirrus86, Feb 2, 2015

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