Armours

MinecraftCVM adds three sets of armours: magma, quartz and obsidian.

Command info
Lag level: low

Added in: Release 1.1.0

Functions folder: armour

Additional files: none

Obtaining
All armour sets can be crafted in a celestial crafter using their respective material (Nether quartz, magma blocks or obsidian), using the same shapes as vanilla armour sets. A full armour set can be crafted with 24 materials.

Armour points
Each piece of quartz armour gives four armour points, for a total of sixteen.

Magma chestplate gives three armour points, leggings give two points, and helmet and boots both give one point, for a total of seven.

Obsidian chestplates and leggings give six armour points each, helmets and boots give four armour points each, for a total of twenty.

Wearing and obsidian chestplate on your head will give you full knockback resistance. This is due to an error with attribute modifiers, and will likely get fixed in a future version so the obsidian armour can actually grant knockback resistance normally.

Quartz
When wearing a full set of quartz armour, a player will produce a quartz orb of white and green upon his head. When the player takes enough damage, he will get a strength II effect for a few seconds.

Magma
When wearing a full set of magma armour, a magma flame will revolve around the player, burning every entity whose distance with the player is more than two and less than ten metres. The player will also get a fire resistance effect when he is standing in a fire block, but not in lava, in top of magma or while being in fire but technically not standing in a fire block.

Obsidian
When wearing a full set of obsidian armour, the player's movement speed will be hugely decreased, but he will get a resistance effect. This can be useful when a player needs to protect himself from other sources of damage while maintaining his position, by example when dealing with a wither boss.