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This will probably work. If the player is looking at an entity, it should be able to be found like this: public final Entity getLookingAt(final...
instead of using EntityDeathEvent and checking for an instance of a Player, you can just use PlayerDeathEvent
Good point, about there being only 1 argument. Your assumption about nothing happening is correct.
This is what @bwfcwalshy is getting at with using a StringBuilderif (cmd.equalsIgnoreCase("shoutout") && sender instanceof Player) { final...
You should now mark this as solved, considering that it is.
what the heck did you do to this simple question
Well for starters, I think you should change your registerConfig() method to look like this: private final void registerConfig() {...
I don't know if this helps or not, but the ServerListPingEvent has a .setMotd() method, and it has the InetAddress that is connecting
lol why is the args in onCommand defined as a 2 dimensional array? it should be String[] args not String[] args[]
Your plugin.yml might be indented wrong, it seems to not like tab characters, and also; why is the command description on 2 lines? It should look...
oh ps this is just a tip, when you invoke the .toString() on a chatcolor, it returns ยง + the color code, which is the same as \u00a7 + the color...
Here you go, wise guy http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1532461/stringbuilder-vs-string-concatenation-in-tostring-in-java read the first answer
actually using the .toString() method and using the final keyword both save the compiler time and dont need to call it itself. Using a string...
This might work. public final class Report { private static final Hashtable<String, Report> reports; private final String player,...
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