Zombie_Striker

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of reality.

That util is 1.7.10 compatible. If you are receiving problems with the util, post your code and the exact issue you are having (if you are receiving any errors, post them)

Yeah, but I do not know very advanced things as programming, I hoped that you could do that in .jar and pass it to me via skype: Diegohhh / Luxuwy (E.U)

Do what in a jar? All you have to do is copy and paste the class on github into a class in your project and just reference the object. It exactly the same as any other util.

A quote from me on the profile page of the great Zombie_Striker?! O_O

You need to make a plugin requests thread. Read the PR guide in the sticky and create a new thread with the required information. Also, remember to tahg me (so I will be notified you created the thread) by including @Zombie_Striker somewhere in the post..

https://bukkit.org/threads/rpg-plugin.443945/#post-3478278

When you call a method via the object reference, it is generally meant that the method is going to manipulate on the state of that object and not affect any other objects. But static methods are shared among all the objects, and whatever manipulation you do in those methods are visible across all objects. So basically, its a conflict of concept. That is why Java warns you of calling static methods with object.

Taken from a comment (Sohom Majumdar) here: https://www.quora.com/Why-cant-we-call-static-methods-using-the-object-in-Java

The thing that really helped me was actually stepping away from Bukkit and learning how to make my own Java-based game. Once you understand how to create everything for your own game you will understand how to go about dealing with bigger Bukkit projects.

If you want, try making a 2D scroller in Java. Learn how to create the game and code the AI for a couple of enemies. If you can figure out the process of how to achieve those things, writing plugins will be very easy.

[ALSO] (really creating a long chain here) Another thing as will help you is seeing other people's code. Go decompile WorldEdit or another plugin and see how they are written.