No you make one hashmap. With the hashmap you can use Bukkit.getWorld("WorldName").getBlockAt(some_location).setType(type_from_the_hashmap)); I...
What do you mean? You just get the location you want, set the location with the current block type in the hashmap, change the block type and then...
Must have derped this morning thinking getNearbyEntities wouldn't rely on Y axis :P
Why not? I use this in a plugin I have currently so what's the downside to it?
PlayerInteractEvent event = new PlayerInteractEvent(some_args_probably_go_here); Bukkit.getPluginManager().callEvent(event); //This line may be...
You never used a return statement, so the code keeps going past //Targets not online...
Oh, he wrote "This is the current coding (without the second arg)" and right here doesn't show any support for adding a player name since it...
This probably isn't it but on first glance somethingelse: seems to be tabbed instead of properly spaced in the config?
Show the code for the /fly <playername> since this code seems fine
Why can't you just spawn the orb at a location below 0 or above like 300? Nobody will see it
In my title class I use "{'text': '" + title + "'}" to define the title
Use a hashmap like this HashMap<Location, Material> materialByLocation = new HashMap<Location, Material>(); then you can use...
list.get(new Random().nextInt(list.size())); ?
Easiest way is give the item a custom lore and prevent anything from happening to an item with that lore
I'm on my phone right now so I only quickly glanced at the code but I noticed 2 things 1) why don't you just make materials a list instead of...
Separate names with a comma.
