How to set pvp enabled and disabled

Like the titles says i need this for in a scheduler (purge)

 

Make a public Boolean in the main class and after a certain amount of time change that to either true for pvp or false for not. Also to prevent pvp use the entitydamagebyentityevent listener and if the two entities are players and the Boolean is false then cancel the event.

 

NVm how can i use this in a bukkit runnable?

Bukkit.getConsoleSender().dispatchCommand("Region flag __global__ -w plotworld pvp allow");

it gives me this error: The method dispatchCommand(String) is undefined for the type ConsoleCommandSender

 

JordyPwner
Why not just listen for the damage.

 

Its already fixed but is there a tick to minute converter?

 

20 ticks = 1s
20*60 ticks = 60s
60s = 1m

 

K thanks last question i need to do if the runnable is at 1500 ticks how can i do it do something? (so i can check if its at a certain tick or something to do a command

 

You can make a boolean "pvp" and set it, after make this, make a EntityDamageByEntity class(or just a event) like this:

Code:java

@EventHandler
public void onEntityDamageByEntity(EntityDamageByEntityEvent e){
        if (e.getEntity() instanceof Player && e.getDamager() instanceof Player){
            if (pvp = false)
            e.setCancelled(true);
        }
}

Sorry for my english, i'm brazilian

 

I already fixed it. i only need to get the current tick in a runnable so i can do a command at a certain tick or second

 

(as far as I know) There's no current tick, It just executes whatever code you put in the run method after that set amount of time.

 

well i mean to check what second it is and then execute a cmd this is possible cause i saw it earlier

 

So, you're looking to execute that code every second for 60 seconds? If so you can just do something like this:

Code:java

int second = 1;
 
public void run() {
System.out.println(second + "s...");
second++;
}

Just remember to check if the seconds are more than 60, then cancel the event and set the pvp on.
Also, sorry if this is not at all what you want, I didn't quite understand what you want.

Edit: Also, change whatever I gave you before back to 20L if this is what you want.

 

i have a runnable that has 1800 ticks or 18k i just want to execute a command on 15k ticks or 1.5k ticks

 

I don't understand what you're trying to achieve, try to explain in a better way than that?
Also, 1800 is not 18k, but 1.8k

 

K.
I have a runnable of 20seconds i want if it is on 7 seconds to do something then on 16 then on 20 ect.

 

Do what I posted before:

You can just check if seconds = 7.

 

Guess you dont understand me..

WHAT I WANT. I have a bukkit runnable that starts when you do /cmd thennit will run the runnable. When the runnable id on 7 seconds i want it to do something. Then when it ison 14 seconds i want it to do something

 

What I posted would do exactly what you want (with minor modifications, ofcourse).

 

JordyPwner: Don't get so angry. I know it's frustrating to hit a wall but Hawk is only trying to help.

And actually for countdowns I think it's only possible to use arrays. So outside of the runnable:

Code:

final int[] seconds = new int[]{0};

Then use seconds[0]++ to add to it.

 

ColonelHedgehog
You can use whatever you want, You just need to declare the variable inside of the BukkitRunnable.

Code:java

new BukkitRunnable() {
    int someInt = 1234;
 
    @Override
    public void run() {
        someInt++;
    }
};

 

Now i do understand! Sorry So i can create multiple of this: int int = 1200; and int in1 = 1300; ect ect?

 

JordyPwner

Why wouldn't you be able to?

 

Idk im learning with bukkit runnables atm

 

JordyPwner

All it is (at least, in the way you're using it) is an anonymous inner class, it has all the same properties and features of a normal class (except a name).