Getting the owner of a ocelot

Here is the code I am using, I am having trouble with String playerName = ((OfflinePlayer)ocelot.getOwner()).getName(); how do I fix it?

Code:java

      @EventHandler
      public void OnCatPunch(EntityDamageByEntityEvent event)
      {
        EntityType entType = event.getDamager().getType();
        if (entType == EntityType.PLAYER) {
          entType = event.getEntity().getType();
          if (entType == EntityType.OCELOT) {
            boolean isTamed = false;
            Ocelot ocelot = (Ocelot)event.getEntity();
            isTamed = ocelot.isTamed();
            if (isTamed)
            {
              Player player = (Player)event.getDamager();
 
              boolean noDamage = player.hasPermission("work");
              if (noDamage) {
                event.setCancelled(true);
              }
 
              String playerName = ((OfflinePlayer)ocelot.getOwner()).getName();
              player.sendMessage("That Cat Belongs to: " + playerName);
            }
          }
        }
      }

 

Just do ocelot.getOwner().getName().

If you want the OfflinePlayer object do: Bukkit.getOfflinePlayer(ocelot.getOwner().getName());

 

ok but how do I make it so it only works when you hit them with a certain item, like a fish?

 

If the event doesn't have one... use player.getItemInHand() but be sure to check it against null before you call .getType() on it.

 

can I have some code to do that please?

 

if (player.getItemInHand() == null){
return;
}else{
Material type = player.getItemInHand().getType()
}

 

so where do I put that code?

 

In your onCatPunch method

 

Oh, you posted the "else if" after "public class" thing... you should really use the requests forum instead because you don't understand a bit of what code you have.

Also, feeding code to you will get you more errors and more headaches... so either learn (read on basic Java) or request the built plugin (requests forum).

 

Please can someone please just edit the code and make it so it only happens when the cat is punched with a fish?

 

edragy
I think this deserves a like XD

Code:

      @EventHandler
      public void OnCatPunch(EntityDamageByEntityEvent event)
      {
        EntityType entType = event.getDamager().getType();
        if (entType == EntityType.PLAYER) {
          entType = event.getEntity().getType();
          if (entType == EntityType.OCELOT) {
            boolean isTamed = false;
            Ocelot ocelot = (Ocelot)event.getEntity();
            isTamed = ocelot.isTamed();
            if (isTamed)
            {
              Player player = (Player)event.getDamager();
              boolean noDamage = player.hasPermission("work");
              if (noDamage) {
                event.setCancelled(true);
              }
              if (player.getItemInHand() != null && player.getItemInHand().getType() == Material.<your material>){
                String playerName = ((OfflinePlayer)ocelot.getOwner()).getName();
                player.sendMessage("That Cat Belongs to: " + playerName);
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }

 

I think is is faster if you do

Code:java

 
Ocelot ocelot = (Ocelot)event.getEntity();
         boolean   isTamed = ocelot.isTamed();

instead of

Code:java

boolean isTamed = false;
            Ocelot ocelot = (Ocelot)event.getEntity();
            isTamed = ocelot.isTamed();

and it is also saving you some lines(but no line savings at the example)

 

Even faster if you don't store isTamed() because it's used only once.

 

OK thanks but how do I make it so it makes them sit when my code is called, because while it cancels the damage event, it still makes them get up and run around if they are sitting

 

ocelot.setSitting(boolean)...
If you would've just looked at the method list you would've found it.