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| All items can have a ''Max Durability'' stat, which defines how many times the item can be used before either **breaking** or **becoming unusable**. The ''Will Break'' item option defines whether or not the item will break when it is finally out of uses. | All items can have a ''Max Durability'' stat, which defines how many times the item can be used before either **breaking** or **becoming unusable**. The ''Will Break'' item option defines whether or not the item will break when it is finally out of uses. | ||
| + | If your item has vanilla durability you will have to make your item **unbreakable** using the corresponding item option. The custom durability system will still work, as the //Unbreakable// item option only impacts the vanilla durability system and is needed if your item has vanilla durability, or your item will use both systems at once. | ||
| Since that durability system is not based on the vanilla MC durability system, it allows you to create both items with different amount of uses and items with **custom textures** which are not unbreakable. | Since that durability system is not based on the vanilla MC durability system, it allows you to create both items with different amount of uses and items with **custom textures** which are not unbreakable. | ||
| - | If you make your item **unbreakable** using the corresponding item option, the custom durability system will still work - the _Unbreakable_ item option only impacts the vanilla durability system. | ||
| The items do not directly display how many uses they have left. You have two ways of knowing how damaged your item is. Either by checking the item lore which will display the item **durability state**, or by using **PlaceholderAPI** to get the item's durability as a durability 'progress bar' as a simpler numeric value. | The items do not directly display how many uses they have left. You have two ways of knowing how damaged your item is. Either by checking the item lore which will display the item **durability state**, or by using **PlaceholderAPI** to get the item's durability as a durability 'progress bar' as a simpler numeric value. | ||