document manual armor creation
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# mcl_armor
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## `mcl_armor.register_set(def)`
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This mod implement the ability of creating armors.
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This function register a set of armor (head, torso, leggings, feets) using a definition table:
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Armors are basically items that a player can equip on four different slots on him (head, feet, torso and feet) to get advantages.
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These armors have also a texture which is visible to other players, inside inventory or in 3rd person view.
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## Creating an Armor Set
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The `mcl_armor.register_set()` function aims to simplificate the process of creating a full set of armor.
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This function register a four piece of armor (head, torso, leggings, feets) using a definition table:
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```lua
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mcl_armor.register_set({
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repair_material = "mcl_core:iron_ingot",
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})
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```
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## Creating an Armor Piece
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If you don't want to register a full set of armor, then you will need to manually register your own single item.
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```lua
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minetest.register_tool("dummy_mod:random_armor", {
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description = S("Random Armor"),
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--these two item fields are used for ingame documentation
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--the mcl_armor.longdesc and mcl_armor.usage vars contains the basic usage and purpose of a piece of armor
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--these vars may not be enough for that you want to do, so you may add some extra informations like that:
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--_doc_items_longdesc = mcl_armor.longdesc.." "..S("Some extra informations.")
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_doc_items_longdesc = mcl_armor.longdesc,
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_doc_items_usagehelp = mcl_armor.usage,
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--this field is similar to any item definition in minetest
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--it just set the image shown then the armor is dropped as an item or inside an inventory
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inventory_image = "mcl_armor_inv_elytra.png",
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--this field is used by minetest internally and also by some helper functions
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--in order for the tool to be shown is the right creative inventory tab, the right groups should be added
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--mcl_armor_uses is required to give your armor a durability
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--in that case, tha armor can be worn by 10 points before breaking
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groups = {armor = 1, non_combat_armor = 1, armor_torso = 1, non_combat_torso = 1, mcl_armor_uses = 10},
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--this table is used by minetest for seraching item specific sounds
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--the _mcl_armor_equip and _mcl_armor_unequip are used by the armor implementation to play sounds on equip and unequip
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--note that you don't need to provide any file extention
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sounds = {
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_mcl_armor_equip = "mcl_armor_equip_leather",
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_mcl_armor_unequip = "mcl_armor_unequip_leather",
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},
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--these fields should be initialised like that in most cases
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--mcl_armor.equip_on_use is a function that try to equip the piece of armor you have in hand inside the right armor slot if the slot is empty
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on_place = mcl_armor.equip_on_use,
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on_secondary_use = mcl_armor.equip_on_use,
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--this field define that the tool is ACTUALLY an armor piece and in which armor slot you can put it
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--it should be set to "head", "torso", "legs" or "feet"
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_mcl_armor_element = "torso",
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--this field is used to provide the texture that will be overlayed on the object (player or mob) skin
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--this field can be a texture name or a function that will be called each time the mcl_armor.update(obj) function is called
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--see the mcl_armor.register_set() documentation for more explanations
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_mcl_armor_texture = "mcl_armor_elytra.png"
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--callbacks
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--see the mcl_armor.register_set() documentation for more explanations
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_on_equip = function(obj, itemstack)
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end,
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_on_unequip = function(obj, itemstack)
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end,
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_on_break = function(obj)
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end,
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})
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```
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