Package org.geysermc.geyser.api.predicate.item

Interface RangeDispatchPredicate

All Superinterfaces:

MinecraftPredicate<ItemPredicateContext>, Predicate<ItemPredicateContext>

@GeyserProvided
@NonExtendable
public interface RangeDispatchPredicate
extends MinecraftPredicate<ItemPredicateContext>

Represents a predicate that tests if a specific property is above a specific threshold. These can be created using the factories in the ItemRangeDispatchPredicate interface.

Since:

2.9.3

See Also:

• ItemRangeDispatchPredicate

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
static enum	RangeDispatchPredicate.Property	The different properties available to check the range of

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
@org.checkerframework.checker.index.qual.NonNegative int	index()	Only used for RangeDispatchPredicate.Property.CUSTOM_MODEL_DATA.
boolean	negated()
boolean	normalized()	Some predicates, such as RangeDispatchPredicate.Property.DAMAGE and RangeDispatchPredicate.Property.COUNT, can be normalized against their maximum properties.
RangeDispatchPredicate.Property	property()
double	threshold()

Methods inherited from interface org.geysermc.geyser.api.predicate.MinecraftPredicate

and, negate, or

Methods inherited from interface java.util.function.Predicate

test

Method Details

property

RangeDispatchPredicate.Property property()

Returns:

the property type to check against

Since:

2.9.3

See Also:

• RangeDispatchPredicate.Property

threshold

double threshold()

Returns:

the threshold above which this predicate is true

Since:

2.9.3

index

@org.checkerframework.checker.index.qual.NonNegative int index()

Only used for RangeDispatchPredicate.Property.CUSTOM_MODEL_DATA. If this predicate is any other property, this method will return 0.

Returns:

the index

Since:

2.9.3

normalized

boolean normalized()

Some predicates, such as RangeDispatchPredicate.Property.DAMAGE and RangeDispatchPredicate.Property.COUNT, can be normalized against their maximum properties. If the property is not one of the two listed, this will always return false.

Returns:

whether this predicate is normalized

Since:

2.9.3

negated

boolean negated()

Returns:

whether this predicate is negated

Since:

2.9.3