Add Gem Slot

<color>

• Technically speaking, MMOItems Slots are not colors, but words; strings.

• This is the exact string the gem slot will have. (Fancy way of saying it won't parse color codes, &aGreen wont equal §aGreen)

<Player>

• The player whose inventory items will be given slots.

• Supports a few vanilla selectors.

<Slot>

• The slot in the player's inventory that will be checked. To read on slots see Inventory Slots.

• Examples: mainhand, offhand, chest, feet, any, 0-8, ec*

• Vanilla items will be converted into MMOItems if you attempt to add a Gem Slot to them.

  • However, Gem Slots are not supported by every MMOItem type (you cant put one on Miscellaneous, for example).

    • In this case, the command will fail.

  • They will be transformed into the most appropiate MMOItem type as explained in the MMOItem Converter.

• There is no limit to how many Gem Slots an item can have, so if you want to limit this, see the example below.

• Apparently some people put spaces in their gem slots, say &bLight Blue.

  • For this command you must replace spaces by underscores

    • Thus this example would be &bLight_Blue

Important when Running this Command Through a Mythic Mob Skill:

• When running this command from MythicMobs skills, beware that MythicMobs parses color codes before sending commands to the console, but also before parsing MM placeholders.

  • When you are creating your Gems in /mmoitems browse, you add a &cRed gem slot.

  • If you use the mechanic command{c="goop mmoitems addGemSlot &cRed <caster.name> mainhand"}, MythicMobs will parse the color code before sending it and you will end up adding a slot incompatible with your Gem Stone, §cRed.

  • To avoid this, and effectively add a &cRed slot, just run the command the following way (GooP parses <$nd> into &):

MCM_RedSlot:

Skills:

- command{c="goop mmoitems addGemSlot <$nd>cRed <caster.name> mainhand"}