I know that in 1.7.9R0.2 (https://github.com/Bukkit/Bukkit/commit/ec19988db3ba9415f9453c68b4861ffbe90e4153) it was added to OfflinePlayer, but I...
Thanks to both of you, Mrawesomecookie Gater12
I've been wondering how people have been able to modify the online players preview in the server list. I searched around and cannot find the...
Alright, so I'm having a problem with some output. I have this for a stand-alone class: public static void main(String[] args) { String target...
spoljo666 Yeah, it should, as I have this in the listener file: @EventHandler public void onLogin(PlayerJoinEvent event) { Player...
Alright, so, to begin with, in my plugin I have these HashMaps: Map<UUID, Integer> zkills = new HashMap<UUID, Integer>(); Map<UUID, Integer>...
lycano Because this is the first link offered on their plugin page. Thanks for the info though, I appreciate it, and I'll be sure to check the...
Gonna have to ask the same question as Acer_Mortem... will this be updated for UUID change or should I look elsewhere for permissions?
d0mov0i Wow, well, that did it. It's odd that two plugins could interact with each other like that based on a static or non-static definition in...
d0mov0i Still getting the same error, stacktrace still points to line 28: getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new...
_Cookie_ Thanks for the reply! When doing this, I get an error in the myPlayerListener class. It tells me that I cannot make a static reference...
Flybelette Thanks for the reply, but nope, that didn't do it. Same stacktrace as above. I'll go ahead and throw my entire plugin as well as...
So I'm working on a new plugin that uses a listener, and on my onEnable() I have this: getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new...
Ok, so I did some searching again, and found this thread which answered my question about saving and loading multiple hashmaps, or so I thought....
1Rogue Thanks, helped a lot!
Alright, so I've got a block of code here: @EventHandler public void gameDeath(PlayerDeathEvent event) { Player player =...
Thanks everyone, got it working. Special thanks to @mmonkey for hanging in there with me for so long!
mmonkey Oh, duh, I did indeed forget the onEnable declaration for myPlayerListener. Alright, I implemented what you gave me, and the first thing...
Alright, so here goes all of my code, I don't see where I went wrong with it. As far as commands, I haven't put those in yet because I just want...
Alright, so I put all this into my plugin and got the majority of the rest of the plugin done and went to test, and according to the stacktrace...
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