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  1. Configuration

Armor Sets

Overview

AdvancedEnchantments offers the capability to create custom armor sets with unique effects. Players must equip all four pieces of armor to activate the full set bonus. You can apply any desired effect to the armor, ranging from beneficial potion effects to dramatic lightning strikes. Given the support for all enchantment effects, the opportunities for customizing armor sets are virtually limitless.

Utilizing the ItemsAdder Plugin

For server owners using the ItemsAdder plugin, there's a special setting in the AdvancedEnchantments configuration to enhance the armor set even further:

items.<ARMOR TYPE>.itemsadder

By setting the item name from the ItemsAdder plugin here, you can leverage custom textures for your armor. This will be included in the example configuration below.

Configuration

Example Configuration:

armorSets/Lava.yml
name: '&b&lLava Set'
material: LEATHER
settings:
  equipped:
    - '&a&l(!) &aYou have activated the Lava set!'
  unequipped:
    - '&c&l(!) &cYou have deactivated the Lava set!'
items:
  helmet:
    name: '&b&lLava Helmet'
    itemsadder: lava_helmet
    lore:
      - '&cTest lore!'
    itemFlags: []

events:
  ATTACK:
    chance: 100
    effects:
      - INCREASE_DAMAGE:10
    cooldown: 0
  DEFENSE:
    chance: 100
    effects:
      - DECREASE_DAMAGE:10
    cooldown: 0

The above example showcases the Lava Set, which is made of leather and comes with a unique helmet with custom lore. When equipped, the set provides an increased damage effect during attacks and a decreased damage effect during defense. The configuration is versatile, allowing for numerous effects and events to be tied to different armor sets.

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