@JanTuck Don't use .equals() to compare enums?
@hostadam Does the plugin not load? Or does it run and not do what you wanted? Try adding debug messages.
@Leviticalpixel10 Try using a PlayerMoveEvent and check if their location is the one that you defined.
@Typ Surely that wasn't the whole error. It should also have a line that tells you what class is causing it, and what line.
@MdsCool If this is a PlayerInteractEvent, I believe that your left hand will only fire the event when it has a block to interact with. Exceptions...
You have put "if(args.length <= 1)". This will trigger if you have 1 argument or less, such as '/regen health' or '/regen feed'. Rework your logic...
@Rayzr522 Because that would be the same as reinventing the wheel, something that already exists and benefits us. All wheels are the same, and for...
@HarryX Creator3 and I did something similar to this concept not long ago. See if this suits your needs....
Also, don't cast to a Player if you haven't check who is running the command. If the console or a commandblock runs that command, it's going to...
@CredibleLotus12 At the start, you check if the player is Op. If they aren't op, you return, which stops the code there. May wanna rethink how...
@MaxFireIce jd.bukkit.org? I don't know if there's a more updated one for bukkit, as I usually check the spigot one.
@MaxFireIce Why are you casting a List of Objects to an array? More importantly, you shouldn't cast it to an ItemStack[] until you've checked that...
Could you possibly post the config.yml here?
@MaxFireIce I'd recommend the javadocs if you were looking for proper documentation.
@MaxFireIce I would personally recommend PogoStick29Dev if you had to choose anyone, but take the time to understand what he's doing, and what...
@MaxFireIce If your problem has been fixed, mark this thread as Solved.
@MaxFireIce From what I can see, you're getting the contents of the EMPTY chest, then setting the chest contents to the same thing.
@MaxFireIce "TheBCBroz"... And that's your mistake.
Personally, I'd use RegEx to match the swears and filter them correctly. "AntiSwear" plugins that uses contains() tend to have glitches/bugs.
@Zombie_Striker It seems to be a problem with the part of the tooltip that displays what tab the item belongs in? You know, the blue text that...
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