Solved Get armor slots

Alright so I have it so this copies the inventory and then restores it. How would I save the armor slots to restore also?

Code:

                    if (!plugin.inmod.contains(p)) {
                        plugin.inmod.add(p);

                        this.Inventory.put(p.getName(), copyInventory(p.getInventory()));

Code:

    private ItemStack[] copyInventory(Inventory inv) {
        ItemStack[] original = inv.getContents();
        ItemStack[] copy = new ItemStack[original.length];
        for (int i = 0; i < original.length; ++i)
            if (original != null)
                copy = original;
        return copy;
    }

    private void restoreInventory(Player p, ItemStack[] inventory) {
        p.getInventory().setContents(inventory);
    }
}

 

@mehboss
Get the armor using Inventory#getArmorContents. After that, either create it's own itemstack array or combine those items with 'copy.'

 

I tried:

Code:

Inventory armor = inv.getArmorContents();

it just says:

Code:

The method getArmorContents(null) is undefined for the type Inventory

I am probably doing the variable wrong, what would the correct variable be?

 

@mehboss
It is specifically for "PlayerInventories". If your inventory came from a player, just change the variable type to PlayerInventory.

Also, getArmorContents does not return an inventory, but an itemstack[].

 

@Zombie_Striker

Like this?

Code:

        ItemStack[] armor = ((PlayerInventory) inv).getArmorContents();

UPDATE: It doesn't work

Code:

                    if (!plugin.inmod.contains(p)) {
                        plugin.inmod.add(p);

                        this.Inventory.put(p.getName(), copyInventory(p.getInventory()));

Code:

                            else {
                            restoreInventory(p, savedInventory);
                            plugin.inmod.remove(p);
                            p.sendMessage(plugin.prefixcolored + "§7ModMode §cdisabled!");
                            return true;

Code:

    private ItemStack[] copyInventory(Inventory inv) {
        ItemStack[] original = inv.getContents();
        ItemStack[] copy = new ItemStack[original.length];
        ItemStack[] armor = ((PlayerInventory) inv).getArmorContents();
        ItemStack[] armorcopy = new ItemStack[armor.length];
        for (int i = 0; i < original.length; ++i)
            if (original != null && armor != null) {
                copy = original;
                armorcopy = armor;
            }
            else if (original != null && armor == null) {
                copy = original;
            }
        return copy;
    }

    private void restoreInventory(Player p, ItemStack[] inventory) {
        p.getInventory().setContents(inventory);
    }
}