Can't set player's yaw and pitch

Hey, I have a problem. I want to make it so when a player teleports, the player's direction also changes. I know that yaw and pitch are both floats, but for some reason it won't work when I try to set their direction. Here's my code:

I run this everytime a new position is set:

Code:

    public void refreshLocations(){
        yaw1 = Float.parseFloat(getConfig().getString("arena.lobby.yaw"));
        yaw2 = Float.parseFloat(getConfig().getString("arena.spawnpoint1.yaw"));
        yaw3 = Float.parseFloat(getConfig().getString("arena.spawnpoint2.yaw"));
        pitch1 = Float.parseFloat(getConfig().getString("arena.lobby.pitch"));
        pitch2 = Float.parseFloat(getConfig().getString("arena.spawnpoint1.pitch"));
        pitch3 = Float.parseFloat(getConfig().getString("arena.spawnpoint2.pitch"));
        loc1 = new Location(Bukkit.getWorld(getConfig().getString("arena.spawnpoint1.world")),
                getConfig().getDouble("arena.spawnpoint1.x"), getConfig().getDouble("arena.spawnpoint1.y"),
                getConfig().getDouble("arena.spawnpoint1.z"), yaw1, pitch1);
        loc2 = new Location(Bukkit.getWorld(getConfig().getString("arena.spawnpoint2.world")),
                getConfig().getDouble("arena.spawnpoint2.x"), getConfig().getDouble("arena.spawnpoint2.y"),
                getConfig().getDouble("arena.spawnpoint2.z"), yaw2, pitch2);
        loc3 = new Location(Bukkit.getWorld(getConfig().getString("arena.lobby.world")),
                getConfig().getDouble("arena.lobby.x"), getConfig().getDouble("arena.lobby.y"),
                getConfig().getDouble("arena.lobby.z"), yaw3, pitch3);
    }

And then I teleport a player to the position.

 

Simply get it as a double (you might need to parse it with "(float)"). Normaly the Player#teleport() Method already takes care about the yaw and pitch.

Did you try to debug it?

 

I've already tried getting it as a double, but it didn't work. I debugged it, by adding getServer().broadcastMessage("" + yaw1), and it broadcasted a number like -150.231982309123 or something. @PreFiXAUT

 

@redside100 Negative yaw? Ok...guess we found the problem. The yaw is ranged from 0-360, and it's probably gonna mess up with a negative one. So try to use positive yaws in the range of 0-360 and then everything should work out fine

 

Well, I tried another location that gave a positive yaw, but it still didn't work ;-;