Bugfix: add durability to armors

[Sleepy-Horse]

Before:

After:

[GizmoTheMoonPig]

dammit, I knew I forgot those. Once I confirm the values match the old ones i'll pull this

[GizmoTheMoonPig]

values look good! I assume using the armor material directly (using MATERIAL.getDurability) doesnt work? I dont know what the registry ordering is for the armor materials so it may not work

[Sleepy-Horse]

I couldn't find MATERIAL.getDurability; moreover, I couldn't find any code containing these constants. Could you please send a link to it if it exists?

[GizmoTheMoonPig]

According to neoforged/NeoForge#910, armor materials fire after items, meaning it wont currently work. Once that PR is pulled, you can use the armor material instead of hardcoding the numbers (TFArmorMaterials.FIERY.get().getDurability(25)). The numbers youll need to use for the multiplier are as follows:
Naga - 21
Ironwood - 20
Fiery - 25
Steeleaf - 10
Knightmetal - 20
Phantom - 30
Yeti - 20
Arctic - 10

[Sleepy-Horse]

It is still hardcoded like in vanilla. I believe ArmorMaterial doesn't contain durability values (unlike tool Tier). My suggestions to avoid hardcoding it in every piece of armor are:

• Create enum of durabilities for each ArmorMaterial
• Create a TFArmorMaterial, which has durability

[GizmoTheMoonPig]

alright, I had things mixed up now that I actually can look at the code (this is the first day all week that ive been able to sit down and actually do stuff). What you did here works for me. Sorry about the confusion!