On Right Clicks

Is there a way to make it so that when I right click on an item in my hotbar, it performs a command?

 

Code:java

@EventHandler
public void onPlayerInteract(PlayerInteractEvent event){
if (event.getAction() == Action.RIGHT_CLICK_BLOCK || event.getAction() == Action.RIGHT_CLICK_AIR){
Player player = event.getPlayer();
if(player.getItemInHand() == YourItemStack){
player.getServer().dispatchCommand(player.getServer().getConsoleSender(), "command");
//awdhuahdaoifhaifos
}
}
}else{
if(event.getAction() == Action.PHYSICAL){
/*
Ass-pressure
*/
}

 

No unless you use Spout. Nothing is sent to the server when you right-click items on your client with the normal client.

 

InventoryClickEvent

http://jd.bukkit.org/apidocs/org/bu...nventoryType.SlotType, int, boolean, boolean)

 

Sorry, I just started java two days ago, what would the code be like to make this perform a command?

 

Are you looking to execute code when someone right clicks with an item in hand, or when they physically take their mouse cursor and click their hotbar?

 

Code:java

player.getServer().dispatchCommand(player.getServer().getConsoleSender(), "command");

Look at the full code I gave you >.>

 

I didn't know this existed.

 

I tried using this code, but I got some errors.

 

I feel like it's not clear what you want. Firefly thinks you want to perform a command when you right click an item while the inventory is opened, Sayaad thinks you want to perform the command when you right click a block in the environment (without having the inventory opened).

So what did you mean exactly?

 

I team with him for developing, he was saying that he got three errors when he used this code, it may have been where we put it.

 

Look at http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/ho...ubleshoot-your-own-plugins-by-yourself.32457/ in order to find out where exactly the errors occur.

 

But that isn't what I need, there are errors in eclipse

 

You copy and pasted the code. I bet the variable "YourItemstack" doesn't exist in your code. If you're going to copy/paste code, at least do it intelligently and change variable names, etc to suit what you already have. Also /command isn't a command. You need to change that to whatever the command you need to be executed is.

 

Am I the only one who feels that one question is being asked, yet the answer to a different question is being given?

Question: Hey... What direction should we go?
Answer: Purple!

As pointed out by Firefly (absolutely love the name btw, best series ever), cutting and pasting is a horrible habbit to form because you gain no understanding of the functionality of the code you are being provided.

Even when I recieve code samples by other users I always make sure to re-type it into my project, evaluating each like that I type with "why is this in here, what is it adding to the project", and if at any point the answer to that question is "I don't know" you need to inquire; because either it's necessary and you need to know what it does, or it's unecessary and you can cut out some additional overhead.

I don't think anyone expects you to know everything as a novice programmer, but a lot of us do expect you to ask questions when you don't know the answers; otherwise we are just programming your plug-ins for you, and you leave the conversation with nothing other than a half completed plugin that you are incapible of supporting.

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Father Of Time

Well said.

 

My advise would simply be learn Java first THEN code plugins.

 

Exactly.
One does not simply make a bukkit plugin.

 

Well said, but I learned java by making very easy plugins. I also made non-minecraft projects, but I learned most from making easy to make plugins.