Lol, why not just test...
Pass your plugin instance to other classes through constructor, or create static instance of your plugin to access it anywhere.
https://forums.bukkit.org/threads/how-to-get-what-plugin-is-cancelling-an-event.146888/#post-1668133
Hello! Does anyone have a 0.8 build of this plugin: http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/fe-economy/ Developer's jenkins server is down for days,...
There are a lot of alive and popular 1.5.2, 1.6.4 and 1.7.2/9 servers. They will be there for a long time and nothing can happend so all will...
getCaught() returns an entity caught by player. So you can modify it on the fly without needing to cancel event and add fish manually. Something...
I doubt that the server can have 1000 people on it. Even with Spigot with optimized settings, with a very little number of plugins and with the...
entity.damage(0.0);
If there was no mods/plugins/maps (things that done by community) - Minecraft wouldn't be that popular. Mojang actually only doing 10% of...
Why creating a string and then parsing it as short? You can compare integers and shorts directly....
You need to write IMerchant implementation... There was an outdated api plugin for this, but I can't find it now.
You can't actually stop anyone
mactown21 so far using your logic Windows or some another os should be only there because developers made it and they definitely dont want any...
Such an useless waste of resources. Actually this is pretty easy to make but suuuuch waste of resources....
timtower I think it'll be yes.
add import org.bukkit.event.EventHandler;
size - The size of inventory to create; must be a multiple of 9. You should use 9, 2*9, 3*9 etc. 6*6 = 36 = 9*4, that's why it solved it.
So far I'm using AsyncPlayerChatEvent to separate chat to main chat and party chat. The code is public void onChat(AsyncPlayerChatEvent e){...
You can't create inventories larger then 6 rows. Well, technically you can, but it will result them to display that weird.
GeorgeeeHD gamerules are set per-world
Separate names with a comma.
