Solved can i have 2 events in 1 class

I want to have a hit and fire event fore a fishingrod in 1 file where i can use the player who did shot
and the player who got hitted

Code:

public class player implements Listener {
    @EventHandler
    public void onshot(ProjectileLaunchEvent event){
        Projectile ent = event.getEntity();
        if(event.getEntityType() == EntityType.FISHING_HOOK){
            Player player = (Player) ent.getShooter();
           
            public void onhit(ProjectileHitEvent event2){
                Projectile ent2 = event2.getEntity();
                if(event2.getEntityType() == EntityType.FISHING_HOOK){
                    Player player2 = (Player) ent.getShooter();
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

 

@satarskrin
Can you please rephrase that "sentence"? I do not fully understand what you meant.

If you mean you want to create your own custom event, then follow this tutorial:
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Event_API_Reference#Creating_Custom_Events

 

I think he means multiple event listeners in the same class, not a custom event.

@satarskrin Yes, you can. Just remember to use the @EventHandler annotation when creating the method for the second listener. You can't have the method nested within another like you have in your original post though.

 

@satarskrin You can have every event Bukkit has to offer in one class as long as you register them all. The code you posted you have an event inside another event move the second event out of the first one and place it under it.