Get Colored Leather Armor

First:
Sorry for my bad English, i'm german.

"ItemStack Brust = new ItemStack(Material.LEATHER_CHESTPLATE);
ItemMeta BrustMeta = Brust.getItemMeta();
BrustMeta.setDisplayName("§9BuilderChestplate");
BrustLore.remove("§7Test");
BrustLore.add("§7Test");
GunpowderMeta.setLore(BrustLore);
Brust.setItemMeta(BrustMeta);"


now my Question:
Where must I put the command for decimal colored Leatherarmor and what exactly is the command?

Thanks

PS: Wrote in Eclipse

 

@derHummlerLP

Code:

BrustMeta.setColor(Color.fromRGB(255, 0, 0));

the first parameter in the fromRGB method is red color second in green and third is blue, if you play with it a bit you could get pretty much all the colors

 

I knew trat already, but Ellipse every time underlines it in Red, so the plugin dont Works.

 

@derHummlerLP
Could you give us the error that appears when you hover your mouse over the underlined word?

 

it says "The method setColor(Color) is undefined for the type ItemMeta". should I click "Add cast to BrustMeta"?

 

Anybody here who can explain that in easy english? You may remind, im German

 

@derHummlerLP
Leather armour has a different meta. To set the colour you need to change it to LeatherArmorMeta and call setColor(color) on it. For example:

Code:java

 
BrustMeta.setColor(color);
 

 

For basic example;

Define the wanted color;

Code:

Color c = Color.fromRPG(0,1,43);

Then create the LeatherArmorMeta

Code:

LeatherArmorMeta meta = (LeatherArmorMeta) Brust.getItemMeta(); 

And finally set the color, and assign Meta to the itemstack

Code:

meta.setColor(c);
       Brust.setItemMeta(meta);

Should work, if not... I'm dumb.

 

Variable names should start with a lowercase letter, please take a look at the naming conventions here: https://de.wikibooks.org/wiki/Java_Standard:_Variablen_und_Bezeichner