To keep track of it myself I would need to keep track of a bunch of different events about Inventory. I guess I could try doing a name change on it.
I love the trolling on this website. :D My question was how to tell the difference between 2 items even if they are of the same type. For example,...
Hm. I'm getting the same serialize value for every gold pickaxe I try. :(
Thank you, will do. :)
I know entities have a UUID so you can save information about them or keep track of it. Is there any way to do something similar with an item, for...
I have a Block that I know is a log and want to know what type of log it is. Any idea how? Block block = location.getBlock();...
rayblon Pretty much everything is set up, I'm just having some display problems. Anyway, I'm kinda confused by what end/delete/word is supposed to...
rayblon Sorry for taking so long, it's just about done! :D
Alright, I figured it out. Thanks for the help, guys. :)
timtower I'm trying to make the message look different for each player, not just change the message for everybody.
Hm... I can't seem to figure out how I could do this without breaking any chat formatting plugins you're using. Would you mind if I also formatted...
Working on this now. :) EDIT: Going to bed. I will finish it up tomorrow. :D
I'm trying to create particle effects in the straight line that a player is looking in up to 7 blocks away. I used this code:...
All you need to do is add "return true;" under your send message line. (make sure you keep it within the if statement):) You need this because...
If I'm interpreting this correctly, you could always just add a boolean parameter where if it's true, it returns the value with the vanished...
You just need to do <NameOfYourMainClass>.getConfig(); :)
I forgot, if you use that, you need to make sure that you set the current score your top score if topScore is null.
You could just do something like this: [spoiler] I'm assuming that the scores array contains all of the PlayerScores that you are using. ;)
I'm not very good with HashMaps, so I usually end up using an array list and making another class that stores the player's name and their score...
I would recommend using an ArrayList to store the inventories. You could use this to initialize it: public static ArrayList<Inventory> invens =...
Separate names with a comma.
