Oh you probably need to put fileUSERS = new Configuration(users_core); in onEnable() too.
Basically, I'm creating a gui help plugin for Spout that will automatically create command listings with descriptions and usage (when available)...
Make sure these are not local variables (not inside the onEnable method or other methods). Other than that, I don't see why it would give that...
in your main class, you can pass your class into the CommandExecutor class constructor by doing this: myExecutor = new...
The PluginDescrptionFile class has methods to return various info about a plugin, one of which is getCommands(), but the problem is that it...
Just making sure, but you're using craftbukkit build 1060 right?
Does PEX let OPs have permission to use all commands? If it does, running as ~op will work, but if not, it won't work. Same goes with the heros...
It seems, from my limited amount of searching in the code, it has something to do with commandbook.locations.(something).(something) I would guess...
This bug is a bummer. I wouldn't recommend the latest recommended build (#1060), that is if you use any of the vanilla commands at all like say...
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/info-help-3-a-smarter-help-953.13601/ But it's a pain to configure if you have a lot of different plugins with...
CommandHelper and McDocs provide similar functionality for what you want.
Well, I have a complicated way of doing it. It involves the essential's nick command and some CommandHelper code to put in the color. I believe...
CommandBook doesn't use prefix or suffix for name colors. It uses the display name (or nick name). If the display name has colors included in it...
Did you not put the $p an $g at the end? It should be like this: /p set $p $g = /permissions player setgroup $p $g
The concat() function returns a string with all the arguments connected together with no spaces in between the arguments. So do: /rbe $r $t =...
Separate names with a comma.
