[Closed] I gotta figure it out on my own now, thanks for your help!

OK, title may not be of use, but here it is: I am thinking about (depending on difficulty and time) that when someone asks "Can I be OP?" The server says Nope! then kicks the player. Possible hard?

 

Code:

@EventHandler
public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event){
    
    String m = event.getMessage();
    String mlow = m.toLowerCase();
 
    if (mlow.contains("Can I be OP?")){
        // Do Stuff
    }
}

Simple enough

 

Code:java

@EventHandler
public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event){
    String msg = event.getMessage().toLowerCase();
    if(msg.contains("Can I be OP"){
        event.getPlayer().kick("No!");
    }
}

I think that's how you would do it.

 

just a little fix:
@EventHandler
public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event){
String msg = event.getMessage().toLowerCase();
if(msg.contains("Can I be OP")}{
event.getPlayer().kick("No!");
}
}

That works now I need to define .kick hmmm this is new to me

Who just said "yes" on the poll?

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np98765 ^^

 

What? I can't help with this.... At all. -_- Sorry.

Although I can say that NoobResponse does this. But I have no idea how to code this, sorry.

 

Next time think bevore you vote if you see "Your vote will be publicly visible."

 

It was meant as a joke

Lol, could you help out with the topic though?

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Oh, the poll! Yeah.. Google chrome isn't the easiest to use on iPhone. I've accidently voted wrong on another poll a few days ago, too, I think -_-

But no, please -- ask questions. I reference here to answer my own questions.

EDIT: Editing on iOS devices is so much harder... I despise using Bukkit on here. -_-

 

Sureeeeee ! Anyway, I need to kick someone when they ask for OP, now I think NoobRepsonse does it, but, I like making my own plugins , So what should I do?
@EventHandler
public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event){
String msg = event.getMessage().toLowerCase();
if(msg.contains("Can I be OP")){
event.getPlayer().kick("No!");
}

}
}

(Besides all the onEnable/Disable things and the imports)
but event is screwy and when I change it to Event getMessgae is screwy, am I being a total blonde right now?

 

Sure: change kick to kickPlayer

 

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It doesn't work! Nothing happens when the player type Can I be OP

 

Cause you're converting the message to lowercase and then compare it to a sentence with uppercase characters...

 

Nope that doesn't work.....

 

What doesn't work? What I meand was:
String msg = event.getMessage().toLowerCase();
this converts the message the player wrote to lowercase...
if(msg.contains("Can I be OP"){
these characters aren't lowercase, so the if will always return false as "can i be op" != "Can I be OP"...

 

@EventHandler
public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event){
String msg = event.getMessage();
if(msg.contains("Can I be OP")){
event.getPlayer().kickPlayer("No! We are not run by total noobs");
}
}

}

 

calebbfmv Did you registerthe event? And why did you remove the toLowerCase() instead of checking against a lowercase sentence? Now I can write "can I be op" for example...

 

Misunderstood . Changed it! Now registering events? how would I do that? Sorry if I seem like a noob.

 

http://wiki.bukkit.org/Introduction_to_the_New_Event_System#Registering_Events

 

public class myPlyaerlistener extends JavaPlugin implements Listener {
public void onEnable() {
getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new myPlyaerlistener(), this);
}
@EventHandler
public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event){
String msg = event.getMessage().toLowerCase();
if(msg.contains("can i be op")){
event.getPlayer().kickPlayer("No! We are not run by total noobs");
}
}

}
?

 

Almost:

Code:java

public class myPlugin extends JavaPlugin implements Listener
{
    public void onEnable()
    {
        getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(this, this);
    }
 
    @EventHandler
    public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event)
    {
        String msg = event.getMessage().toLowerCase();
        if(msg.contains("can i be op"))
            event.getPlayer().kickPlayer("No! We are not run by total noobs:)");
    }
}

 

Sweet I was close!!! Level Up!

Now for config changing the message it says when it kicks you, and what words are said to be kicked

And exemptioning

Still nothing happens... do I have to do something else?

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If this is the only class you have (which is what main in your plugin.yml points to): No.

 

YES IT WORKS!!! !!! Now to add config support for groups and what the message is!
EDIT :O This seems hard

 

Right click your project and click new > file and name it config.yml. Then when you are editing it make the first line

Code:

# default config.yml

Then add whatever config options you want. In your onEnable you need to save it so, it should look something like this:

Code:java

public class myPlugin extends JavaPlugin implements Listener{
public FileConfiguration config;
public void onEnable(){
config = this.getConfig();
config.options().copyDefaults();
this.saveDefaultConfig();
this.getServer().registerEvents(this, this);
}
//All your event stuff

When you're done with that, I'll help you further....

 

That's done, what next? Thanks by the way, this is helpful beyond measure

 

K, so now that you have your config set up, you are going to need to make your text changeable. So, your listener should look something like this:

Code:java

@EventHandler
public void onPlayerChat(PlayerChatEvent event){
String msg = event.getMessage().toLowerCase();
String kickmsg = config.getString("path_in_config");
String kickreason = config.getString("path_in_config");
if(msg.contains(kickreason){
p.kickPlayer(kickmsg);
}
}

 

Ok I dont get ^^

 

oh, sorry, I use p for my player object. So you would do Player p = event.getPlayer(); do that up by the Strings