You're welcome :) Also it's not a major thing but I forgot to mention it, I generally have a config data file with variables from the config in...
That's brilliant, thank you very much!
I don't want to print it on a new line, I want to print it on the same line.. the reason I have the scheduler is because I want to print messages...
Hey, how would I post the same message multiple times without having to re-write it? (like System.out.print("message"); a few times. I want to...
masterofsixpack Add them to a hashmap with the key as a string (player name) & the value as an int (times they've talked) and every time...
Your constructor should be in the class you're trying to run something in (i.e. the scheduler). Explain more of the problem if that is how...
ZaneBaney it doesn't seem like you know a lot about Java, I'd recommend learning that before stepping into the Bukkit API, it'll make it a lot...
I might not notice your message incase you quote/mention me, although I did this time, so please do next time :) If you want to create a new...
Schaakmatth if you want to hide all players, use something like this: for (Player players : Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers()) {...
In terms of planning, I write a lot of the methods I'll need regularly into an API before I create event listeners, commands, etc. I take quite a...
That's your problem. You should be creating a constructor for the class, which shouldn't be static. Try: public MainClassName plugin; public...
Check that it isn't a visual bug (click on it), because sometimes that happens. You could do this instead: player.getInventory().setHelmet(null);...
I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve. You could use the entityexplodeevent if you're trying to stop anything exploding: @EventHandler public...
Check if they're holding a leather helmet and then cancel the event: if (event.getPlayer().getItemInHand().getType() == Material.LEATHER_HELMET) {...
Please post your config file, it's most likely an error within that.
Find the player and assign it to a variable: Player recipient = Bukkit.getPlayer(name); Then send them a message:...
If you've watched/read all the tutorials that you can find and you still don't understand, you're either looking in the wrong places or coding...
Sorry, I haven't been coding for a while due to illness. It didn't fix anything, no :/
Apologies, I forgot to post that. Here's the full onEnable: public void onEnable() { PluginManager pm = getServer().getPluginManager();...
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