Do you load the yml to your ClassConfig variable using FileConfiguration ClassConfig = YamlConfiguration.loadConfiguration(ClassFile); Because you've...
getDataFolder().mkdirs(); Put that at the start of your onEnable
The problem is, you do if (sender instanceof Player && args[0].equalsIgnoreCase("gm") == true) { more specifically, the problem is...
Take a picture of the code in the syntax tags. Could work, wont know until you try it
Personally, i would recommend you go with RainoBoy's method of adding an alias. Why? well, no extra code on your behalf, just simply adding a word...
This will get rid of whatever they are holding. player.setItemInHand(null);
If it hasn't been given a display name, then using the getDisplayName will return null. if(item != null && item.getItemMeta().hasDisplayName()) {...
This is just a copy paste of the scheduler part of his code, minus the methods etc, and just includes sending the player a message. Mainly just to...
It's only final because the scheduler requires it to be since it's used in it. The only other thing i can say is maybe you registered the...
His IDE would complain at him anyway :P
List<String> list = getConfig().getConfigurationSection("Players").getKeys(false);
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The saveDefaultConfig method will only create the config if one doesn't exist. So if the file is there, it won't do anything. If the file is not...
I think this will be a case with the packaging names, the same thing which 'broke' most plugins in 1.4.6. Sorry if i am wrong, but i should not be...
Choice of software is ultimately down to personal preference. Personally i use eclipse, netbeans isn't too bad. IntelliJ is another option, there are...
This is my preferred method of writing to a file. public void logMessage(File file, String string) { BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(new...
Like i said, i wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't just eclipse having one of its moments
Im aware my post made it sound like that was the sole cause of this error ( which it is not ). But that was the only i could think of at the time...
It should, that is just the only thing i could think of that could have possibly been an error in his code that he showed. The likely solution is...
Change YamlConfiguration chests = YamlConfiguration.loadConfiguration(chestsFile); to FileConfiguration chests =...
Separate names with a comma.
