Beta tester please

I need someone to test my plugin in 1.7.2 or spigot 1.8.
Just upload to server log on and kill another player. If no zombies appear with armor and stuff get error and post.
Thanks
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@Cis112233 Nobody is going to test your plugin for you. Why not do it yourself?

 

@Cis112233 We could help if you're hosting it on your server. Nobody is going to download a JAR from someone if the jar isn't tested. If you post your full source code, somebody MIGHT be kind enough to compile it himself and check on his server for you, but I wouldn't get my hopes up.

 

I did but decompiled it instead. The plugin does absolutely nothing! (apart from manually logging that it's enabled and disabled which is a waste of space.)

 

And on top of that also has a bunch of unused crap.

 

Weren't there exploits that were totally hidden in the bytecode and in the decompiled code ?

 

@Webbeh Didn't see any in the decompiled code, but I'm not going to go too deep into a plugin that I'm not going to run anyway.

 

The exploits that are totally hidden in bytecode and decompiled code will clearly not show in your decompiled code. That's why you don't see any.

Even if it's not the case of that plugin, it COULD be that.

 

@Webbeh I would have thought, if such exploits were possible, Oracle would have fixed it a long time ago.

 

@Rocoty I think they are talking about that issue with all of the decompilers.

 

@Rocoty -> was found not too long ago...
http://bukkit.org/threads/psa-decompiler-vulnerability.318878/

 

@Webbeh @Skionz So not undetectable in bytecode then? I'm sure you understand why I was confused.

 

@Rocoty Oh, yea it probably isn't undetectable in byte code although I have no idea; I skimmed the thread about it, but don't remember the specifics. I have a feeling this plugin isn't malicious though.

 

My mistake. Although they just decompiled it, and thus could still be hidden.

 

@Skionz Yes, it likely is. This is just too odd a request.

I'm gonna go ahead and say if it's not in the bytecode, it's not there at all.

 

I am not malicious
Posting code
@Skionz
@Rocoty
@Webbeh
I just can't play MC for a while
http://pastebin.com/SYBrfQim
Code

@teej107
@nverdier
@Skionz
@Rocoty
@Webbeh

I'm not good enough at coding to hack peoples stuff
Also it spawns Zombie Pigmen on player killing player

 

@Cis112233 I can see right away that your code is not gonna work. Here, help:

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/index.html

 

@Cis112233 It is completely redundant to do everything 3 times in a row. I suggest you look at Rocoty's advice.

 

@Rocoty whats wrong? I know basics but when eclipse doesn't tell errors i can't fix em

Not really. It spawns 3 ZP and gives them all armor.

@Skionz I don't want to use a for statement. Just the way i am going to set some stuff up later

 

@Cis112233 I never said anything about control statements.

It seems you know the basics of Bukkit, not Java. Your IDE can't magically fix logic errors. Maybe it will be able to in the future, but now it seems almost impossible.

 

No. The code you gave us really wouldn't.

What in the world could you possibly have planned for the future to justify writing the same statement 3 times over rather than using a loop?

 

How are you sure it spawns the zombie. You said you havent tested it. so how do you know?

 

@Skionz spawn on in a way. I know coding but not much java.

@Rocoty soon when i add a wanted level i CANNOT use that. I am going to have mixed mobs with mixed items and stuff.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

Oh. In that case click the link I sent you. You'll be much better off after going through that.

 

the .spawn thing spawns them

@Rocoty yeah most likely.
I am used to JS not Java so yeah... I did however know the HUGE difference

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

@Cis112233 The .spawn thing is a known as a method. You don't need to execute the code 3 times in a row. It makes no difference except it makes your program 3x slower and look awful. On another note, thank you for knowing that JavaScript and Java are not the same thing and that they are completely different

 

Besides what is wrong with my code?

So it doesn't spawn 3 PZ's?

 

@Cis112233 Just looked at your code again and I apologize. You need to make a for loop and a method for spawning and creating your mobs. You also cannot compare Strings with the '==' operator. You need to use Object#equals(Object), or String#equalsIgnoreCase(String) instead.

 

Doesn't what i am doing make 3 PZ spawn and store their info into the variable?

@Skionz you mean String.equalsIgnoreCase(String) XD

 

@Cis112233 And you need to uncomment the line which registers your events. (And you should really DRY out that code and SLAP it. You know, make it all sort of SOLID.)