All working, thanks you :) [gold]
Yes they are essentially the same but I have no reason to use double instead of Double Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk
double is a primitive type, Double is an object. It's better to use Double instead of double for comparison. Inviato dal mio SM-G930F...
I think this is better: String timeStamp2 = newTimestamp("0"); int time2 =Integer.parseInt(timeStamp2); <PlayerMoveEvent void> String...
Are you saying to try something like that? String timeStamp2 = newTimestamp("0"); int time2 =Integer.parseInt(timeStamp2); <PlayerMoveEvent...
I must do the event only after some time. Ex. do the event now, next time after 10s, next time after 10s...
You propose to do what? I can't understand what tipe of time you are talking about, and how i should check time later without runnable xD
Oh god sorry i am an idiot, simply change the Double y2 = new Double (player.getLocation().getY()); Another question, this code will create lots...
Impossible, i was fliying up and in 2 seconds (40L) the y2 should be more high than y.
Hello guys, i created a code that will find the player is flying, the problem is that it never gets to the point 5. I tried to fly for 5 minutes...
Solved thanks! Solution: https://www.spigotmc.org/threads/titleapi-1-8-1-9.31271/page-5#post-1538858
Ok thanks, can I wait for other answers?
I am using Spigot, and I want to solve it with code and not with title command or an plugin that provides the api. :)
Hello Guys, I found this example in internet: package me.pogo.packets; import org.bukkit.Bukkit; import...
Ok guys i solved all, a big thanks to @timtower
I also thought it was a problem, I just wanted to try it. Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk
Ah ok thanks, I will do it. But for you the code it's correct or not? Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk
And for the second question? (Look the before message at "PS:") Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk
Sorry I'm late but I was seriously ill (still am), that code should work? :) static List <String> Items = Main.items.getStringList("IDItems");...
Really thanks, I thought i did not serve do everything that but probably I was wrong. Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk
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