getHealth()

Ik 1.6 broke getHealth but how would i fix this?

Code:java

    public void heal() {
        List<Player> rangeList = getPlayersInRegion();
        for (Player p : rangeList) {
            if (p.getHealth() != 20) {
                if (!p.isDead()) {
                    p.setHealth(p.getHealth() + 1);
                }
            }
        }
    }

 

bionicangel1098 Check if there hearts are at 0 not dead.

 

For getHealth() the error in eclipse is this:

Code:java

the method getHealth() is ambiguous for the type Player

 

You need to download Bukkit (Not Craftbukkit) then import that as your first library on eclipse. Put Craftbukkit below it. The method should work fine now.

 

bionicangel1098 You need to check in doubles for the health.

 

GriffinPvP i downloaded the latest bukkit build(not craftbukkit) and what do i import because when i highlight over it there's the same error.

 

((Damageable)entity).getHealth()

 

Now where would i add that Cirno

 

bionicangel1098 Add it each time at these lines. Also did you even read what I wrote above?

Code:java

 if (p.getHealth() != 20) {
if (!p.isDead()) {
p.setHealth(p.getHealth() + 1);

 

cast the entity to damagable, that will fix it while using bukkit

 

Where would i add ((Damageable)entity).getHealth() to:

Code:java

    public void heal() {
        List<Player> rangeList = getPlayersInRegion();
        for (Player p : rangeList) {
            if (p.getHealth() != 20) {
                if (!p.isDead()) {
                    p.setHealth(p.getHealth() + 1);
                }
            }
        }
    }

sorry i'm not used to all of this, i just got back into coding, last time was like 1.3

 

bionicangel1098 I honestly feel like you're skipping each one of my posts....

 

Niknea You need to check in doubles for the health. what do you mean check for doubles?

 

bionicangel1098

Code:java

if (p.getHealth() != 20.0) //double (int 20 --> double 20.0)
 

 

bionicangel1098 Just add a "D" at the end of 20

 

Assuming OP is compiling against CraftBukkit (which you shouldn't if you're not using any OBC/NMS, OP), these methods won't work because new classes implement Damageable and Entity. Entity, unfortunately, returns a float and Damageable returns a double, causing incompatible and ambiguous return types.

If you aren't compiling against/unintentionally compiling against CraftBukkit, make sure you're downloading http://dl.bukkit.org/downloads/bukkit/ and not CraftBukkit; since these issues should not spawn if you're using just the Bukkit API.

 

Did you put it above craftbukkit on your library list? I use that and it works just fine.