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Hey, i got an problem and dont know how to fix it.
http://pastebin.com/758sKE8S
The public void onEnable doesnt work and the public void toggle.

Greetings

 

Remove override from onEnable
and completely remove onCommand, since it is surrounding the onEnable.
Why havent you noticed that error?



And you have to register the Listener, this means the main class have to implement the Listener like so

Code:java

 
public class InventoryCloseEvent implements Listener {
 

Register Listener.
Bukkit#getPluginManager()
PluginManager#registerEvents(Listener,plugin)

 

@JanTuck
The normal Code now: http://pastebin.com/38UsSxpG
The ParticleLib: http://pastebin.com/ZQvbGcjd
The ReflectionHandler: http://pastebin.com/0xh5G0rC
Something other: http://pastebin.com/HKRRrdWH
The plugin.yml: http://pastebin.com/k2UTKxyi
The Listener (I dont know how ): http://pastebin.com/HrEdifWn

 

You dont register the Listener. You forgot to implement Listener.


Please learn a bit of java or atleast watch some tutorials before creating help topics.

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You should too a little bit

The @Override annotation is not necessary and doesn't affect how the code get's executed at all, but it shows you an error if you override a method that doesn't exist in the superclass (e.g. onEnabled)
Could've removed onEnable at all because it's empty

And @ollinator01 shouldn't learn a bit of java, he should learn A LOT. I mean wtf, wrong syntax, wrong naming conventions, no understanding of java at all.

Probably just copy-pasted if from a youtuber that doesn't know how to do it as well

@ollinator01 how to solve your problem in 3 easy steps:

1. delete the project
2. learn java
3. create the project again

 

You are right about the @Override but since i dont use it at all i wasnt certain.... Sry

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@FisheyLP
Hmm ok, i have ordered a book and learn a little bit ^^ I will close this thread