Due the lack of info, i will just asume you were using this on 1.8, correct me if i'm wrong. ChatSerializer is not yet a nested class of...
I'm not sure if it will automatically try to convert it back to an int for you. Try to save the value as an int. Edit: Convert it to an int then...
What are you using to save the data back to the config? It is saved as a string and not an int.
It all depends where you're putting this piece of code. Also, how did you confirm that the xp cap on the server is really set to 0? Are you sure...
An alternate solution would be using a sign instead of book & quill, although the text space is very limited compared to them.
You got the right code, just ordered it incorrectly. Let's go step by step on what the command is actually doing: 1) Set the GameState to LOBBY...
You know, schedule your second task after the first one finished executing. That's what you want, right?
The second one will not run because there's no code telling it to run. What I mean is, your first task isn't scheduling the second one.
Different problem, but same principle. You have separate variables for each Timers instance, but only one Timers for every GhostGame.
Ok, if I understood correctly, you can have multiple GhostGames running at once. So, why are the variables storing the players for each game,...
I've done a quick read on the library, it calls this method via reflection: public void a(ItemStack itemstack, EnumHand enumhand) { Item item =...
@FrozenLegend Whenever your client pings, the server returns the server info with all the information needed, along with its protocol's version...
maxMemory() would return the maximum memory your application could allocate, the one you specified when you started it. totalMemory() returns the...
An example: Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime() long memUsed = (r.totalMemory() - r.freeMemory()) / 1048576 //Converting Now just use it wherever you...
You can use the Runtime class to check several things related to your aplication, including memory. These 3 methods in particular: It will return...
For the first one, get the Player using the name you specified: Bukkit.getPlayer(receiver) This will return the player with closest name, and null...
This won't work. Instead, get the Player object from the server using the name you inputted, then check if it's null. Also, on the second piece...
Listen for PlayerDeathEvent and check if the player killer's is set, if it is, you have the killer and the dead, just do your magic from here on.
Quoting from your lastest code: if(p.hasPermission(rank.user)) { p.sendMessage(text.flySuff + text.noPerm);...
What's the rest of the stack trace? Or is that all of it?
Separate names with a comma.
