Creating a big plugin with many classes like essentials

@Lightspeed You mean for Essentials?

 

@nverdier Yes for

Just a testing a few things ignore the quotes

 

Something intantiates them.

 

@Lightspeed To be honest, I think you should stop caring what Essentials does and register your plugins your own way.

 

My ways suck and would have around 100 lines of code to load all my classes I was hoping I could create somthing like theres thats good :|

Example:

Code:

Clazz c;
onEnable:
c = new Clazz(this);

That the only way I know . . . I need to learn more java « The only good tuts are for small plugins like this

The reasons why I can't open my server:
#1:I don't want to create a plugin that is bad because then I might have to remove some things to create better games or fix glitches.

#2:I don't want other developers because I want to do it myself. . . If I have an idea/bugtofix/ERROR OPEN ECLIPSE I Don't have to wait for devs.

#3:Don't have a good server name.

@1Rogue

Beatiful

 

My response was factual, I don't bother learning Essential's code on account of 1) it's not very good and 2) I don't really care to.

If you want to create plugins, getting help from other people is a major part of that. If you want to be able to do it without help from other people, and without learning the language first, you're not going to be going anywhere fast.

As for tutorials, stop learning bukkit, and start learning java: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/index.html

 

@Lightspeed

If you want to learn Java, I highly recommend Derek Banas because he's so fast.

95 videos on Java and Design Patterns

9 videos on UML

11 videos on Object Orient Design

18 videos on Code Refactoring

17 videos on Algorithms

 

@Europia79 I wouldn't recommend watching videos to learn Java. I personally just link people to
http://bukkit.org/threads/plugin-dev-sticky-learning-java-where-to-learn.350132/

 

Sorry I ment: Where deos the command get registered
and does the Server server do?
Does it make it possible so you can have a command?
@nverdier No hes good with java(Derek Banas) unlike: "TheBcBroz" They are terrible at java and plugins
Soz bcbroz

 

@Lightspeed I still

 

It's all preference. If you can learn Java efficiently by watching videos that use good practices, go for it. If you prefer a book, go for it.

 

@Evaluations The problem is that too many youtubers use bad practices, and if you're learning Java, you obviously don't know what bad/good practices are. So it's better to stick with the official tutorial by Oracle.