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====== Items ======

Items are the pieces of content that appear in your inventory. They can perform actions when you click, act as food, or spawn entities. The following documentation will give you a rundown of the entire ''Item'' class and everything related to it.

===== Item Settings =====

The ''Item'' constructor requires an ''Item.Settings'' instance. This builder class defines behavior such as stack size, durability, and whether the item is edible. A full table of available builder methods is shown below:

^ Method      ^ Args       ^ Description          ^
| food | ''FoodComponent'' | Changes the Item to be edible based on the given ''FoodComponent''. |
| maxCount    | ''int'' | Sets the Item's max stack count. Can't be used in combination with damage. |
| maxDamageIfAbsent | ''int'' | Sets the Item's maximum damage count if it hasn't already been set. |
| maxDamage | ''int'' | Sets the Item's max stack durability. |
| recipeRemainder | ''Item'' | Sets the Item's recipe remainder, which is given back to the player after the Item is used in a recipe. |
| rarity | ''Rarity'' | Sets the rarity of the Item, which changes its name color. |
| fireproof | None | Marks the item as being fireproof. Prevents the item from being destroyed by lava and fire. |

===== Fabric Item Settings =====
The Fabric Item API provides extra methods to set even more attributes. To use it, just replace ''new Item.Settings()'' with ''new FabricItemSettings()''.
Heres the list of additional functionalities ''FabricItemSettings'' provides:

^ Method      ^ Args       ^ Description          ^
| equipmentSlot | ''EquipmentSlotProvider'' | Sets the equipment slot provider of the item. |
| customDamage | ''CustomDamageHandler'' | Sets the custom damage handler of the item. |

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==== Food ====
<code java>
public Item.Settings food(FoodComponent foodComponent)
</code>
''foodComponent'' - instance of ''FoodComponent''. When set, the Item will be edible based on the settings provided by the FoodComponent builder. For an in-depth explanation of the available options, view the FoodComponent Overview page.

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==== Max Stack Count ====
<code java>
public Item.Settings maxCount(int maxCount)
</code>
''maxCount'' - the maximum count of an ItemStack for the given Item. If ''maxDamage()'' has already been called, a RuntimeException is thrown, as an Item cannot have both damage and count. Keeping the max count at or below 64 is recommended, as any value above that can lead to various issues.

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==== Max Damage if Absent ====
<code java>
public Item.Settings maxDamageIfAbsent(int maxDamage)
</code>
''maxDamage'' - max durability of the given ''Item'' when in ''ItemStack'' form. 

If ''maxDamage()'' has not been called yet, the max durability of the Item is set to the value passed in. This is used for cases such as tools and armor, where the Item's durability is only set to the ToolMaterial's durability //if// it has not been set yet.

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==== Max Damage ====
<code java>
public Item.Settings maxDamage(int maxDamage)
</code>
''maxDamage'' - max durability of the given Item when in ItemStack form. 

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==== Recipe Remainder ====
<code java>
public Item.Settings recipeRemainder(Item recipeRemainder)
</code>
''recipeRemainder'' - Item to return as a remainder when the base Item is used in a crafting recipe.

When a recipe remainder is set on an Item, any recipe using that Item will return the remainder on craft. This is used for buckets (Water, Lava, Milk) and bottles (Dragon Breath, Honey) returning their respective empty items when used in recipes.

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==== Rarity ====
<code java>
public Item.Settings rarity(Rarity rarity)
</code>
''rarity'' - Rarity of the given Item.

If Rarity is set, the given Item will have a custom name color. An Item's Rarity defaults to common.
^ Rarity ^ Color ^
| Common | White |
| Uncommon | Yellow |
| Rare | Aqua |
| Epic | Light Purple |

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==== Fireproof ====
<code java>
public Item.Settings fireproof()
</code>

Marks the item as being fireproof, and protects the item entity that contains the item from fire and lava.