I'm going to be posting a lot of code form my closed source projects that I've used over and over again that could improve on things like...
Don't use the volatile keyword if you don't know what it does....
NametagEdit is another choice. It allows for entire prefixes / suffixes (including color codes) and won't cut of long names (like TagAPI will)
Zero difference. Unless your plugins are compiling code for some odd reason, JDK is redundant to have. JRE - Java Runtime Environment JDK - Java...
I'll try to get around to it, lots of other work to do :'(
It could be buggy. Let me know if you have any issues with it :)
[IMG] NametagEdit makes use of scoreboard teams to give player's unique prefixes and suffixes on their nametags. While this has been a server...
In my plugin, yes, but not from that class. That crash bug can be fixed by updating a users nametag while they are in the main world, teleporting...
Post updated for 1.5.1, updated methods in the ScoreboardManager class in the post. My plugin has had numerous edits so that you can assign...
Wat? I don't recommend video tutorials, I would stick to as much text as you can find. See my signature. But more importantly, you should be...
I consistently Google my issues, be it programming or not. Generally I browse around for very small fixes or information on a particular feature...
Returning false on the onCommand method will print the usage of the corresponding command to the player. It doesn't look like you're returned...
Yeah, I don't have much on an opposition against people using videos to help their learning process, but using them as a primary source of...
Couldn't have been explained any better. I've spent more time programming outside of Bukkit than with it. A year of study and work with Java for...
Yeah, I started a year before going into developing Bukkit plugins, pretty much just playing around with the swing library and teaching myself...
Couldn't agree more. realiez Look for some resources to learn Java. Nobody is going to program a CTF plugin specially for you.
Sorry again, I completely forgot you had to cast it :confused: This should work: Player player = (Player) e.getEntity();
Just curious to see when people here learned Java.. I've noticed a lot start off learning Java and the Bukkit API at the same time, but I'm sure...
My bad, it's this: Player player = event.getEntity();
Player player = event.getPlayer() String name = player.getName();
Separate names with a comma.
