If a game was modable and I played it.. I modded it. Age of Wonders, Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights series, Elder Scrolls series, even Spore and The Sims series... Now I play Minecraft and run my server with all those wonderfull bukkit mods. But it bugs me! I have no idea how to make plugins for Minecraft and no idea where to start at all. I would kindly ask this great cummunity to give me some pointers.. as it is better to make something yourself than nag every poor plugin author to oblivion for a minor change that could be possibly done by myself if I had the knowledge. I'm not asking you to teach me.. I'm asking you to give me something to learn. Silvo.
http://www.wiki.bukkit.org/Plugin_Tutorial If the link don't work, try changing the caps in Plugin_Tutorial.
You can also start here, you might want to know a little about Java first. http://wiki.bukkit.org/HUGE_Plugin_Tutorial
Thank you! So Eclipse is the tool to use. Furthermore I need the Bukkit API for developers and a javadoc for bukkti should be useful too. Never coded in Java... mosty Basic, C++. But I mastered 2 programming languages why not 3. But java coding syntax is almost the same as the self developed script language they use in Elder Scrolls Oblivion so I think it that experience may help. EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
First impression of Java after 1.5h..... Useful but.. Juck! Have to keep swinging the sword to get better and get used to it eh?
@ColbyHep55: you could try to look at the sources of some other plugin @Silvo I find java much cleaner and easier to write that many other languages
You first have to import Spout into your project like you would CraftBukkit. And then it's all there for you to muck around in. CUSTOM_EVENT is what you send to listeners for spout. Have a look at the Spout javadocs for full info on all the events.
I can't find any, I really want to look at some, because that's the best way to learn, but again I can't find any.
There are a few that are display their source. try looking at MyWolf, I believe @Keyle hosts his source on github.
Here's a good place to look at other plugins source https://github.com/search?type=Repo...t&repo=&langOverride=&x=31&y=28&start_value=1