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# PlaceholderAPI Variables

## PlaceholderAPI

MoArmors provides PlaceholderAPI placeholders for accessing armor pieces, levels, experience, variables, tags and boosters.

### Piece Types

The following piece types are supported:

```
HELMET
CHESTPLATE
LEGGINGS
BOOTS
ALL
```

### Active Armor

| Placeholder                                                                           | Description                                                |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_code%`                                                 | Returns the armor piece code.                              |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_level%`                                                | Returns the armor piece level.                             |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_exp%`                                                  | Returns the armor piece experience.                        |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_cost%`                                                 | Returns the upgrade cost.                                  |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_max_level%`                                            | Returns the maximum level.                                 |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_tags%`                                                 | Returns the armor piece tags.                              |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_contains_tag_<tag>%`                                   | Checks whether the armor piece contains the specified tag. |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_variable_{<variable>}%`                                | Returns an armor piece variable.                           |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_has_variable_{<variable>}%`                            | Checks whether the armor piece has the specified variable. |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_boost_<booster type>_<applicator type>_<boosted>%`     | Returns booster information.                               |
| `%moarmors_active_<piece type>_has_boost_<booster type>_<applicator type>_<boosted>%` | Checks whether the booster exists.                         |


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