Rockindavies21 You don't create a new player instance, you create a new instance of your own class, but pass in a Player object into the constructor.
mine-care It wont override stuff if you use the monitor event priority ( so your listener gets called last, I think - you may want to check on...
Instead of doing this all in onEnable, create an object class (getters / setters) to handle actual particle effects for ONE player. When they type...
Also, you supposed join message format looks much like Mineplex's. Be careful when taking ideas from big servers... It may or may not be original,...
You might want event.setMessage(messageString), or event.setFormat(formatString). I wouldn't know, as the question is very unclear!
leimekiller Did you ever get this fixed? I am having remarkably similar problems :)
I know this thread is old, but for people who want to know a fully working method, I use this: Player p = e.getPlayer(); ItemStack item =...
AdamQpzm Um, isn't that what I said before? My point was that if I help him very quickly, he will go away and realise he can't make plugins. That...
AdamQpzm Don't worry, he's making a KitPVP plugin. I think we can safely assume he has no idea how to research anything himself (JavaDoc or IDE...
Necrodoom I know, but my point was that by doing the CTRL+SPACE thing in eclipse, he could have looked through and found the two methods. Browsing...
Well, does it broadcast NULL?
Try this: ScoreboardManager manager; Scoreboard board; public void onEnable() { manager = Bukkit.getScoreboardManager();board =...
fireblast709 Who reads javadocs? :)
You don't need else if. Just do if(commandLabel.equals("tank")). Also, in each command if statement after all the code for that command has...
I only fed him because this is ridiculously easy. Just sayin'
player.getInventory().clear(); player.getInventory().update();
Phasesaber What do you mean make a listener? The point I shall now repeat is that you do that by yourself. If you want a certain game mechanic...
Glad I could help :)
new code :) for (double i = -2; i < 2; i++) { for (double j = -2; j < 2; j++) { Location blockLoc = new Location(loc.getWorld(), loc.getX() + i,...
Instead of loc being p.getLocation(), it would be p.getLocation().getBlock().getLocation(). This seems pointless, as they both return a location,...
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