saving a location in a config

how would i save a location in the config. like if somebody types /setlocation it will save that location in a .yml

When you would use the search you probably will already find about twenty threads about the exact same question.

Save it using this:

Code:

config.set("something.location.X" + player.getLocation.getX());
config.set("location.World" + player.getLocation.getWorld());
config.set("location.Y" + player.getLocation.getY());
config.set("location.Z" + player.getLocation.getZ());
config.set("location.Yaw" + player.getLocation.getYaw());
config.set("location.Pitch" + player.getLocation.getPitch());

and then to get it and store it as a location use this:

Code:

Location newloc = new Location(config.get("location.World"), config.getDouble("location.X"), config.getDouble("location.Y"), config.getDouble("location.Z"), config.getFloat("location.Yaw"), config.getPitch("location.Pitch"));

I am doing that from memory so it may not be 100% correct.

Wow never realised how badly I messed up there, should be

Code:

config.set("location.World" + player.getLocation.getWorld());
config.set("location.X" + player.getLocation.getX());
config.set("location.Y" + player.getLocation.getY());
config.set("location.Z" + player.getLocation.getZ());
config.set("location.Yaw" + player.getLocation.getYaw());
config.set("location.Pitch" + player.getLocation.getPitch());

Close but you did something wrong, player.getLocation needs to be a Location. So instead do this

Code:

Location loc = player.getLocation();
config.set("location.World" + loc.getWorld());
config.set("location.X" + loc.getX());
config.set("location.Y" + loc.getY());
config.set("location.Z" + loc.getZ());
config.set("location.Yaw" + loc.getYaw());
config.set("location.Pitch" + .loc.getPitch());

Hope it helps

Nope!

Code:

Location loc = player.getLocation();
config.set("location.World" , loc.getWorld());
config.set("location.X" , loc.getX());
config.set("location.Y" , loc.getY());
config.set("location.Z" , loc.getZ());
config.set("location.Yaw" , loc.getYaw());
config.set("location.Pitch" , loc.getPitch());

True, haha