Potion Recognition

Hello,

Let me start by describing my problem. I have an InventoryClickEvent checking if a player has selected an option in my Icon-Menu. Then I have created another inventory, where players can put in potions. My problem is this- How do I know what potion they put in.

Code:

Code:java

@EventHandler
  public void clkEvnt(InventoryClickEvent e) {
  Player p = (Player) e.getWhoClicked();
  if (e.getClickedInventory().getName().equalsIgnoreCase(mymenu2.getName())) {
  e.setCancelled(true);
  ItemStack is = e.getCurrentItem();
  if (is.getItemMeta().getDisplayName().equalsIgnoreCase(ChatColor.GREEN + "Sample Text")) {
  for (int j = 0; j <= 23; j++) {
  ItemStack iss = mymenu2.getItem(j);
  Potion pot = Potion.fromItemStack(iss); //Returns a unique code.. will be depicted in pic below
  mymenu2.clear();
  p.closeInventory();
  }
  }
  }
  }

 

InventoryCloseEvent, get the contents

 

I tried this, it returned just "POTION".

I am looking to find the type, and level(1,2 or 3) of the potion.

 

e.getClickedItem();

 

Potions all use the Material.POTION material. If you want to check what type the potion is you have to refer to the potion's durability, for example healing potions have the durability of 8197, this is not counting if they have splash, extended, etc.

Try using PotionEffectTypeWrapper with your item's durability, this should allow you to do object.getType(); (Null checks to make sure that the potion was an actual potion)

 

@Link_Awesomesause you need to get the itemmeta

 

Gonna try it. I did something similar while waiting, although it was a long process and very... not good..

Just in case you are wondering, I did the potion.getEffects().toString().. and then split the string into parts to get my details.. this way however, I was able to get level and duration!

Potions have ItemMeta?

 

https://bukkit.org/threads/itemmeta-for-potions.201393/

 

It is useful to make a potion, however.. not so, when trying to get the data from it.

I have solved this issue, here is the code I used, though a little childish.. It works.

Code:java

 
  ItemStack iss;
   Potion pot;
   String eff;
   String[] s1;
   String potEffect;
   PotionEffectType pett;
   String[] ti;
   String[] tim;
   String[] ttim;
   String timmy;
   Inventory inventor;
 
         if (iss.getType == Material.POTION) {
               iss = inventor.getItem(slot_number);
               pot = Potion.fromItemStack(iss);
               eff = pot.getEffects().toString();
               s1 = eff.split("[:]");
               potEffect = s1[0].substring(1);
               pett = PotionEffectType.getByName(potEffect);
               ti = eff.split("[(]");
               tim = ti[1].split("[-]");
               ttim = tim[0].split("[t]");
               timmy = ttim[0];
               int time = Integer.parseInt(timmy);
               int level = pot.getLevel();
          }
 

Using the code above, I get the duration(in ticks, not seconds), level and the potion effect type. All the details that I need!

 

@Link_Awesomesause to get the duration in seconds you could divide by 20