which message is displayed twice? If started, it shows the blue message twice? remove all the other plugins from your server and try just that...
Because you're in a while loop it may never escape if those conditions aren't met (for whatever reason). Try adding some limits. Don't let it look...
I'll bet you GoldEconomy onCommand is accessing args[1] or higher when it shouldn't be. Take a look at that line or post it here.
It doesn't look that inefficient except for opening/closing a file for each iteration of the for loop. The only way to solve that would be sorting...
What effect do you want from the mob being hit? You should still cancel the event to prevent the knockback. Then add whatever effect you want to...
You could try writing out each array part and see what is what. It does look like B is ending up in one of your double fields.
Try it like this : ) ItemStack bow = new ItemStack(Material.BOW);
It won't be too hard. You can start by listening for the block break event.
When they talk about Casting they mean a conversion from one object to another. For example: Player player = (Player) sender; This is casting the...
You can try experimenting with items first. Maybe a command that drops a full set of armor and weapons? You can start with making a command:...
Take a look at this thread: http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/moved-too-quickly.14669/ It looks very much like the same problem you're having.
"Stream IN" is from an earlier log.info and not your debug message. Do you have output that says "Returns : " ?
My first guess.. Player R = this.getServer().getPlayer(p); R could be null if the player doesn't exist, right? Check to make sure R isn't null...
Yup, there is something perfect for that. Take a look here:...
I would try to compile bukkit and craftbukkit first. I'm still very new to java and eclipse (i'm a php guy too). But if you can get git to fetch...
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