Solved Word filter. Please help.

Here is an example from config:
Filtered-Message:
# Check if player typed in a message. Then send them a message.
- Hi, '&bHello'

This is a plugin I have been developing. I'm wondering how I can make this possible.

 

I'm not really sure what you're describing. You want to check when a player sends a certain message into chat and then send him a message from the config when he does? If so, you need to use EventHandler, probably AsyncPlayerChatEvent

 

Alright, I knew this would happen. xD
What I'm trying to describe is when a player says a filtered word like 'Fuck, &bHEY! No swearing!' after the comma is the message that will be sent to the player.

 

Oh. Well, you're still gonna want to user AsyncPlayerChatEvent, but you should set up your config more like this to make for easier separating of filtered word and message:

Code:

filtered-message:
  hi: 'message'
  bye: 'message'

That way you don't have to hard code the separation of the word from the message. Do you understand how to use the events and everything?

 

Code:

for (String word : this.getConfig().getConfigurationSection("Filtered-Words").getKeys(false)) {
if (event.getMessage().contains(word.toLowerCase()) {
player.sendMessage(this.getConfig().getString(word);
}
}

?

 

Yes. But you should replace the 'bad word' or prevent the message to get send

 

Almost.

Code:java

for(String word : this.getConfig().getConfigurationSection("Filtered-Words").getKeys(false)) {
if(event.getMessage().toLowerCase().contains(word.toLowerCase())) {
player.sendMessage(this.getConfig().getString("Filtered-Words." + word);
event.setCancelled(true);
}
}

Notice that you would have to compare the message and the word in the same case, because players are likely to figure out they can mix up the case to get around it. Also the event has to be cancelled if you want to stop the message from going to the server. Lastly, the getString() call has to have "Filtered-Words." at the beginning in order for it to know what you're talking about.

 

Alright, thank you.