https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/entity/Entity.html#getLastDamageCause()
@1Tudor1 https://gyazo.com/8c0adffd734be27984d81ca3c00282fb I doubt nisovin is going to do it anytime soon
@Lightspeed I'd honestly recommend using ProtocolLib at this point as it's made by people that properly know what they are doing, has a great API...
@Zombie_Striker http://wiki.vg/Protocol#Client_Settings You can actually see the language they use so that example isn't very good
@AppleBabies You can do something like this: SELECT something FROM somewhere WHERE <a> AND <b> AND <c>
@TheNewTao You just spawn in a falling block (and set the type to spiderweb) then you can set the velocity (fallingBlock.setVelocity).
@q8minecraft You have to actually set it. String#replace will return a new string. edit: e.setMessage(e.getMessage().replace("123", "456"));
I wasn't comparing Netbeans to IntelliJ. I do like IntelliJ but I prefer Netbeans. I just wanted OP to check it out. Doesn't look that bad to me....
@shades161 You should also take a look at NetBeans. I don't really have much to say about it. It has loads of features, it's open source, fast,...
@mimc Doing something with the jar would probably not be a very effective way to deal with people leaking your plugins. If you're working on some...
@xF_DareK Make it ?, ? instead of '?', '?'. What you did will literally insert ? and ? into friends.
@henderry2019 Doesn't really matter, it has to be compatible with the GPL, which says you are allowed to do this.
@darthteddy1 There's probably a better resolution but I usually use git clone or copy and paste. edit: You can also download the complete source...
@Zombie_Striker It will not throw an NPE, if the entity "is null" then it wouldn't be in that collection in the first place. edit: As the posts...
@FabeGabeMC I'm pretty sure wither skulls don't get rendered if they're not moving.
@GRayzerG You added the bukkit dependency and the spigot-api dependency but you don't have one for craftbukkit or spigot (the actual server...
@henderry2019 Actually, you can do it like this and never have to worry about getting an NPE if(Enums.ENUM.equals(variable)) { return; }
@henderry2019 Enum#equals actually uses == so it's not going to make much of a difference.
@bowlerguy66 I know this is solved but you can also use Metadata.
@NickDEV You check if args.length is 2, if it's not 2 then you don't do anything. You should check if it is 2 or higher. (Change "if (args.length...
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