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ThrowableItemProjectile

steel_core::entity::projectile

Trait ThrowableItemProjectile 

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pub trait ThrowableItemProjectile: ThrowableProjectile {
    // Required methods
    fn get_default_item(&self) -> ItemRef;
    fn set_item(&self, item: ItemStack);
    fn get_item(&self) -> ItemStack;

    // Provided methods
    fn set_item_clamped(&self, item: ItemStack) { ... }
    fn save_throwable_item(&self, nbt: &mut NbtCompound) { ... }
    fn load_throwable_item(&self, nbt: BorrowedNbtCompoundView<'_, '_>) { ... }
}
Expand description

Vanilla-shaped behavior shared by entities that extend ThrowableItemProjectile.

Required Methods§

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fn get_default_item(&self) -> ItemRef

Returns the item stack used when no persisted item can be loaded (e.g. a plain ender pearl, snowball, or egg).

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fn set_item(&self, item: ItemStack)

Sets the rendered item stack (vanilla setItem, count clamped to 1).

The concrete entity stores this in its synced data layer.

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fn get_item(&self) -> ItemStack

Returns the rendered item stack (vanilla getItem).

Provided Methods§

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fn set_item_clamped(&self, item: ItemStack)

Sets the rendered item stack, clamping its count to 1.

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fn save_throwable_item(&self, nbt: &mut NbtCompound)

Saves the item stack to NBT, omitting the tag entirely when the stack is empty.

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fn load_throwable_item(&self, nbt: BorrowedNbtCompoundView<'_, '_>)

Loads the item stack, falling back to the default item (vanilla readAdditionalSaveData).

Dyn Compatibility§

This trait is dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

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