Events - How to get players in a not Player Event?

Im trying to extend my plugin LastChance, the problem is, as I dont know
how to get a player on a EntityDeath Event, I just used a Player_Move Event.
Well thats not the goal, it should be able to check if the Entity is a Player and than
I should be able to make a f**** Player player variable, but how as the
EntityDeath Event does not get players/getPlayer()?

This is what I have so far:

Code:

        this.getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvent(Event.Type.ENTITY_DEATH, new PlayerListener(){
            public void onEntityDeath(EntityDeathEvent event){
                Entity creat = event.getEntity();
                if(creat instanceof Player){
 -------> How the **** do I get the player here? <------
                if(player.hasPermission("lastchance.use")){
                Random ran = new Random();
                int num;
                double a = player.getHealth();
                if(a<1){
                    num = ran.nextInt(w);
                    if(num==1){
                        player.setHealth(1);
                        return;
                    }

                    }
                }return;
                }
            }
        },Event.Priority.Normal, this);

 

@Smex If "creat instanceof Player" is true, you can safely cast it to a Player. Insert this after your test:

Code:

Player player = (Player)creat;

 

Thank you very much, you should be my mentor.
So thing you wrote is like a convert from something into another thing?
Or how do I have to understand this?

 

You convert from a commandSender (which isn't a player,it doesn't have a Location,etc.) to a Player,which as a location,and a body,and can be teleported,etc.

 

Casting is basically convert one object to other so you can convert a commandsender into a player

 

Look up casting for the techincal definition, but basically you can use (Object you want it to be)Object to cast it, ex. if you have an entity B and want it to be called a player X,
Player X = (Player) B;
Note that if you try to cast something and they aren't convertable to each other, you're going to get an error.

 

Well casting takes the required information from another object, e.g.
A player needs:
An inventory, a location, health, name

If your entity has those then it can be cast to a player. But you cant cast a creeper because it doesnt have an inventory.