Help with coding
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Because he's asking a simple question and it's a nice thing to do?
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Sorry, I might not have understood that correctly.
If you want a player to stop being damaged after x amount of time caused by lava then use the event:
"EntityDamageEvent" and to check the cause of damage use: "DamageCause.LAVA"
If you want a player to stop being damaged after x amount of time caused by lava then use the event:
"EntityDamageEvent" and to check the cause of damage use: "DamageCause.LAVA"
If you could make the original post more clear, that would be appreciated. I'm not quite sure what you mean, and there are several ways to interpret it.
Referring to the OP, or me?
op ofc or would have quoted you
Aight, just was posted shortly after my message, and I wanted to make sure you weren't accusing me of being unhelpful by not attempting to give a response to an interpretation of the OP's request
Pretty sure he wants lava to be cleared after a certain amount of time after being placed.
Let's be honest here; If that is the correct interpretation, he needs to learn to develop better before he attempts this. If you're not able to figure out how to use an event, with the multitude of resources available here, then you have bigger issues. Now, I'm not saying this to dis the OP. For all I know, they're a non-native English speaker and just can't read most of the documentation. All I'm saying is that there's basically only one way to answer that question, and it borders on spoonfeeding.
What I wanted to explain you is that i want to know is how to do that a bucket of lava removes after certain time
Sorry for my english and explanation, I speak spanish.[DOUBLEPOST=1492040117][/DOUBLEPOST]@EventHandler
public void bucket(PlayerBucketEmptyEvent e){
Material bucket = e.getBucket();
if(bucket.toString().equals("LAVA")){
Bukkit.getScheduler().scheduleSyncDelayedTask(main.instance, new Runnable(){
public void run()
{
//HERE I WANT TO REMOVE THE BUCKET (i think that this is not the event that i have to use)
}
}, 100L);
}
}
Sorry for my english and explanation, I speak spanish.[DOUBLEPOST=1492040117][/DOUBLEPOST]@EventHandler
public void bucket(PlayerBucketEmptyEvent e){
Material bucket = e.getBucket();
if(bucket.toString().equals("LAVA")){
Bukkit.getScheduler().scheduleSyncDelayedTask(main.instance, new Runnable(){
public void run()
{
//HERE I WANT TO REMOVE THE BUCKET (i think that this is not the event that i have to use)
}
}, 100L);
}
}
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I think it would be more efficent to just use BlockPlaceEvent, check if the placed material is equal to lava, start runnable then cancel the event.
if you dont understand that, then you should look up some tutorials
BlockPlaceEvent doesn´t work for buckets[DOUBLEPOST=1492045378][/DOUBLEPOST]Finally I succeeded it (I think that is not efficent):
@EventHandler
public void bucket(PlayerBucketEmptyEvent e){
World w = e.getPlayer().getWorld();
int x = e.getBlockClicked().getX();
int y = e.getBlockClicked().getY();
int aux = y+1;
int z = e.getBlockClicked().getZ();
Player p = e.getPlayer();
Bukkit.getScheduler().scheduleSyncDelayedTask(main.instance, new Runnable(){
public void run()
{
w.getBlockAt(x,aux,z).setTypeId(0);;
}
}, 100L);
}
@EventHandler
public void bucket(PlayerBucketEmptyEvent e){
World w = e.getPlayer().getWorld();
int x = e.getBlockClicked().getX();
int y = e.getBlockClicked().getY();
int aux = y+1;
int z = e.getBlockClicked().getZ();
Player p = e.getPlayer();
Bukkit.getScheduler().scheduleSyncDelayedTask(main.instance, new Runnable(){
public void run()
{
w.getBlockAt(x,aux,z).setTypeId(0);;
}
}, 100L);
}
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