UHC death event help

@SuperOriginal Just two or three, it means I'm not entirely sure


@1928i Have you tried with SKULL_ITEM or not?

 

@Konato_K Well a debug attempt indicated that the event wasn't being fired at all


@1928i Are you sure you're updating your plugin correctly? Change the version or something in your command to verify it's up to date

 

@SuperOriginal
What do you mean, I mean, the server and plugin are the same version, I know that.

 

@1928i No, he's saying to make sure you're actually compiling and using the most recent version of your plugin.

 

@nverdier
Yes, I'm one hundred percent sure.

 

@1928i Once I had this issue, no mattee what I changed in the code, it never worked, nothing changed, it was like before.

Some minutes later I realized I wasn't copying the plugin to the server...

 

Facepalm.

@1928i Just try changing the plugin version to make sure it's changing in the server, because it could just be a simple problem like that.

 

@Konato_K
Mine is being saved straight to the plugin folder.

@nverdier
Ok, I will try.

 

@1928i It could also be a message onEnable, or anything, but you know.

 

@nverdier
I did it so I was 100% sure it was in the right spot and that it was the latest and it still didn't work.

 

@1928i And you're sure the event is fired?

 

@nverdier
What do you mean?

 

Add a tester
for example:

Code:

if(p instanceof Player){
    p.chat("The command part works");
}

If it works then you know the command is atleast sending.

 

@1928i He means are you sure that the method is being invoked?

 

@JasonT148796
The command works! The event is where the issues are.
@Skionz
I will try to make another event and see if it runs.
EDIT: When I added a player join event, it worked, it is an issue with the player death event.

 

@1928i You haven't answered the question. Is the event being called?

 

@Skionz
What do you mean? Of course it is being called.

 

@1928i How do you know? Did you print out a message when it's being called?

 

@nverdier @Skionz
Iactually, I misunderstood the question, it is not being called.

 

@1928i There we go. And you've registered the event, yes?

 

@nverdier
Correct

 

@1928i I don't see anything wrong with it ATM, probably some little simple thing we're both missing

 

@nverdier
Probably, but I hope I can get it fixed soon.

 

@1928i Did you add a debug message to make sure it's not being called? Also please post the latest.log.

 

@nverdier
I did not add a debug statement and, not to sound like a noob, am unsure of what that is, also, I don't know what latest.log is. I don't want to sound like a noob, but I've never been faced with an issue like this.

 

@1928i The latest.log is just the console output. A debug statement is just a System.out.println("debug test") or something.

 

@nverdier
Well, I had Bukkit broadcast a message that didn't send, is that a debug test? Also, what part of the console output would be necessary?

 

It MIGHT be that you're putting your listener in your main class. This can sometimes cause issues. I recommend making a separate class that implements Listener.

 

@ZanderMan9
Well, other events work. It's just this one.

 

@1928i May I ask for the all related class? (with updated code)