What's the get player chat event????

Hi, im starting up a new plugin and i need to get the event were the player types a message. I'm a bit of a noob at this so sorry if this sounds stupid of me to ask.

 

PlayerChatEvent
AsyncPlayerChatEvent

One runs on the main server thread, the other runs in a separate thread. Use it accordingly and safely.

 

Just a quick q, how would i put this into the plugin?

 

wiki.bukkit.org/Plugin_Tutorial

 

Ahh yes thank you i think this works now..... you wouldn't also happen to know how to add colour support now would you?

 

timtower You don't need toString()

 

Nope!

 

If you were to do ChatColor.GREEN + ChatColor.BOLD it wouldn't compile. The only time you need to use toString() is in a situation such as ChatColor.GREEN.toString() + ChatColor.BOLD which would then compile fine.

 

macguy8 or ChatColor.GREEN + "" + ChatColor.BOLD So you don't NEED toString()

 

Haha I do this all the time, toString() looks alot better though. I might start using that xD

 

or : § and than the Color Code . For example: §4Hi = Hi
This is more easier thant ChatCorlor, and you don't lose much place in your code

 

But it can change with MC updates. ChatColor is guaranteed to be updated with Bukkit, so if Mojang changes &b to &c, then your code would have a huge problem. If you use ChatColor.AQUA, you're guaranteed to get aqua, no matter what

 

But you can change it easily

Which EventHandler must I have, when i would check, when a player goes at this cords: x 60 y 60 and z 60
How can I check that?

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

PlayerMoveEvent

 

PlayerChatEvent is deprecated. You'll want to use AsyncPlayerChatEvent. Be sure not to access any of the Bukkit API, only the ones that are permitted for the Event are thread safe.

 

Not if you have a couple thousand line plugin.

Yes, but it still should be used if you need to access the Bukkit API.

 

No, it shouldn't. There's likely other ways around what you need to get it for. It delays the server from updating.

 

But if you have no idea what you are doing, it is recommended that you use the deprecated PlayerChatEvent.

 

Yes And How can I get that, when a player i on specific cords? if(p. ....){
I dont now

 

@EventHandler
public void onPlayerMove(PlayerMoveEvent event){
Player p = event.getPlayer();
Location l = p.getLocation();
String w = l.getWorld();
int x = l.getBlockX();
int y = l.getBlockY();
int z = l.getBlockZ();
if(w.equals("world name") && x = xLoc && y = yLoc && z = zLoc){
//do stuff
}
}