Java Code Examples for org.bukkit.DyeColor#MAGENTA

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Example 1
Source File: VillagerShop.java    From Shopkeepers with GNU General Public License v3.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
private DyeColor getProfessionWoolColor() {
	switch (profession) {
	case FARMER:
		return DyeColor.BROWN;
	case LIBRARIAN:
		return DyeColor.WHITE;
	case PRIEST:
		return DyeColor.MAGENTA;
	case BLACKSMITH:
		return DyeColor.GRAY;
	case BUTCHER:
		return DyeColor.SILVER;
	default:
		// TODO update this once we only support MC 1.11 upwards
		if (profession.name().equals("NITWIT")) {
			return DyeColor.GREEN;
		}
		// unknown profession:
		return DyeColor.RED;
	}
}
Example 2
Source File: MiscUtil.java    From CardinalPGM with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
public static DyeColor convertChatColorToDyeColor(ChatColor chatColor) {
    switch (chatColor) {
        case WHITE:
            return DyeColor.WHITE;
        case AQUA:
            return DyeColor.LIGHT_BLUE;
        case GOLD:
            return DyeColor.ORANGE;
        case LIGHT_PURPLE:
            return DyeColor.MAGENTA;
        case YELLOW:
            return DyeColor.YELLOW;
        case GREEN:
            return DyeColor.LIME;
        case RED:
            return DyeColor.PINK;
        case GRAY:
            return DyeColor.SILVER;
        case DARK_GRAY:
            return DyeColor.GRAY;
        case DARK_AQUA:
            return DyeColor.CYAN;
        case DARK_PURPLE:
            return DyeColor.PURPLE;
        case DARK_BLUE:
            return DyeColor.BLUE;
        case BLUE:
            return DyeColor.BLUE;
        case DARK_GREEN:
            return DyeColor.GREEN;
        case DARK_RED:
            return DyeColor.RED;
        case BLACK:
            return DyeColor.BLACK;
    }

    return DyeColor.WHITE;
}