TECGaming360 Can I see the code?
TECGaming360 Code? You might be sending the player a message?
TECGaming360 Confused on what your asking.
Gater12 Yes, but I need more then just operators, I need to check if the name is registered to an account.
Gecco1234 Premium. Making sure that the args match a name that is registered.
So I am trying to use this code: @SuppressWarnings("deprecation") Player user = Bukkit.getPlayer(args[1]); if(user.equals(null)){...
coasterman10 Yea that is what I was looking at recently, saving each slot with its own string like that.
Drkmaster83 I had marked this as solved a while back, but thanks for the reply. That wasnt the reason either, it dosnt seem to affect it.
HeavyMine13 Like Mrawesomecookie said, check if the blocks below it are the right type, and in relative position, and make sure there isnt a...
garbagemule The setMessage() method might work, but otherwise use the setFormat() method.
Still have no idea...I might have to try to just save each slot differently then load it that way. Any last minute help?
Was that just the quickest line of code that you could find to try to say that you do know how to code? Either way im not gonna sit here and...
If this isnt the main class, add this to the top of the class: public static YourPluginName plugin; public YourClassName(YourPluginName...
TECGaming360 Every time I type code in browser...I seem to mess up something xD Alright so to show you just a simple command map here is some...
For multiple commands, that code looks pretty messy. if(args.lenght>=1){ if(args[0].equals("sub1")){ }else if(args[1].equals("sub2")){...
TECGaming360 No this should just handle the clicking of the specified item. Just edit the code I gave you earlier a little to make items stick.
hankered Give them the permission to use the command, force them to run the command, then remove the permission.
Untitledfolder1 My eyes...
thebeastlyboss This seems like you need a whole script of code. Doing something like this isnt easy, this should probably be posted under plugin...
Untested but should work. Replace in your PlayerMoveEvent int x = p.getLocation().getBlockX(); int y = p.getLocation().getBlockY(); int z =...
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