Hello everyone. I've been working with Bukkit Plugins for a few months now and decided that I would like to share my knowledge with others who would like to learn. I know that there are other Bukkit Plugin tutorials out there, but I would like to teach you things that those other tutorials do NOT contain. That being said, if you would like to suggest an episode topic please feel free to let me know and I'll see what I can do! First Episode: Set-Up Eclipse and First Plugin Second Episode: Commands and Healing Third Episode: Locations and Teleporting I'll continue to post more tutorials in the future, so be sure to look out for them. Let me know what you think! -Hokies
I haven't been able to get any new episodes out during the past couple of days due to school, but I should have time for the next one tomorrow. If anyone would like to learn something specific, let me know and I'll see what I can do. Fourth Episode: Chat Listeners EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
Thank you! I'll watch them later, but I hope that I can start developing plugins.... I got a little knowledge of java.
Cool! The more Java you know, the better. I tried working with plugins back before I knew very much Java, and it really didn't make very much sense, but after I got a pretty good grasp on the Java language, coding plugins is so much easier. If there's anything that you don't understand when going over the videos, just let me know and I'll try my best to explain!
I too am tying to learn java, but am having a hard time getting a grasp on it. Is there any tutorials that you have came across that explain java in a way that is easier to understand?, Thanks.
I actually have a beginner Java series that I have been working on a bit, but the Bukkit series seems to be more popular. You can check that out if you'd like. If that doesn't help, I learned a lot from thenewboston on youtube.
amhokies I have look over some of your videos, you seem do have done a reativly good job. However you should be teaching correct coding conventions. As reference you should format your coded in compliance with the Oracle Coding Standard. Also for your commands you are using the command label. Since commands can have aliases this could break very easily. You should be using cmd.getName() to compare commands. Also the minecraft logger has been deprecated for a very long time you should be using getLogger(); as each plugin get it's own logger.
I've been gone for quite a long time, but I'm back and making more episodes for you guys. Let me know what you think. Enjoy! Sixth Episode: Mob Catcher Seventh Episode: Potion Effects