If you don't mind rolling back a day or two, you can take your old world file that is still in McRegion format and use MCEdit to delete those...
Perhaps this will help you?
I'm not sure but you could maybe assign config.getString to a local variable, then assign the local variable to np.
For those unfamiliar with asymptotic notation, O(1) means that the lookup will happen in constant time. In other words, the lookup will always...
As a rule, try to avoid using the static keyword. It goes against OO principles and leads to errors like the one you are having. Try changing the...
At the moment I'm very busy with university, but in two or three weeks I'll get back on to developing this. I plan to add support for one-time...
Here's a good place to look at other plugins source :)...
Yes, that's what you should be seeing. It's working :)
It will know what needs to be imported without the Javadoc so unfortunately that doesn't imply that it is working. When you hover over a bukkit...
Yes it does save to a cfg file. The next version is using bukkits built in configuration utilities, the current version is doing it in a slightly...
Use a player listener to listen for the sword swing, then you can get the target entity or block from the event and use the location of that...
I started writing a section on that but I decided it might be too complicated and not necessarily appropriate for the tutorial, of course if...
Added a section on exporting to jar :) It's a pretty simple thing but newbies might be tripped up by this step
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Plugin_Tutorial#Plugin_Configuration.2FSettings
You can test on your own computer, just extract <Edit by Moderator: Redacted mediafire url>
Rewrote the Configuration section to talk about the built in Bukkit Configuration class rather than using a Java Properties file. This reflects...
I replaced the Configuration section of the HUGE Plugin Tutorial so that it talks about Configuration and the 'bukkit way' of doing it. Hopefully...
What happens when you try and write to the file? Are you calling the saveConfiguration() method after doing setProperty()?
This is a great tutorial! Why not put it on the wiki? People shouldn't have to go hunting around all over the forums for useful info like this!
https://github.com/SpikeMeister/Prank/blob/master/src/me/spike/prank/ConfigurationManager.java This is my code which does basically what you...
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