Hub Plugin

[Xeron]

Hi,

I'm just looking for a plugin that only lets Op's break/place blocks. Not even users with '*' are allowed, just OP's. This is for a hub. $1.

If interested just comment.

Cheers,

Platon.

 

[Xeron]

Yeah so I'm still searching as Dell's one didn't work.

 

[MrLolEthan]

$1 USD after PayPal fees is only $0.41. It's not worth anyone's time.

 

[Turkinator001]

Hey Soldatu, I'm trying to learn Java, could you send me the code for this plugin when you've made it. I'd like to see how other programmers write these, thanks.

 

[Blowns]

  @EventHandler
  public void onBlockBreak(BlockBreakEvent event)
  {
      Player p = event.getPlayer();
    if (!p.isOp()); {
      event.setCancelled(true);
      p.sendMessage(ChatColor.RED + "You can't break blocks.");
    }
  }
}

 

[Turkinator001]

Thanks

 

[Synic]

  @EventHandler
  public void onBlockBreak(BlockBreakEvent event)
  {
      Player p = event.getPlayer();
    if (!p.isOp()); {
      event.setCancelled(true);
      p.sendMessage(ChatColor.RED + "You can't break blocks.");
    }
  }
}

oooh you put a semicolon after "if(!p.isOp())" tsk tsk xD

 

[Blowns]

oooh you put a semicolon after "if(!p.isOp())" tsk tsk xD

:/

 

[Synic]

http://gyazo.com/09d8909bd1f9d45dae7a93c451772519

Idk why the plugin didn't work for him but i did dat

Maybe another plugin took priority for block placement and breaking?

 

[maxben34]

http://gyazo.com/09d8909bd1f9d45dae7a93c451772519

Idk why the plugin didn't work for him but i did dat

Registered events? plugin.yml good? Implements listener? Extends JavaPlugin?

 

[Skionz]

Hey Soldatu, I'm trying to learn Java, could you send me the code for this plugin when you've made it. I'd like to see how other programmers write these, thanks.

You can't learn Java from Bukkit. If you truly want to learn Java, learn from a book. In my opinion, you should start using Bukkit when you understand naming conventions, the syntax (obviously), encapsulation, mutators, accusers, helper methods, primitive types, sockets, and maybe concurrency and SQL (They come together because SQL is so slow). Reflection can also be useful, but there has never been a situation for me where I used it outside of Bukkit. There is probably a ton of other stuff I have missed, but I suggest this book http://www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-Java-TM-Computer-Essentials/dp/0538744928

 

[Julian]

Or, just go to here and get a few tech books. That's if you don't want to pay.

 

[MrLolEthan]

You can't learn Java from Bukkit. If you truly want to learn Java, learn from a book. In my opinion, you should start using Bukkit when you understand naming conventions, the syntax (obviously), encapsulation, mutators, accusers, helper methods, primitive types, sockets, and maybe concurrency and SQL (They come together because SQL is so slow). Reflection can also be useful, but there has never been a situation for me where I used it outside of Bukkit. There is probably a ton of other stuff I have missed, but I suggest this book http://www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-Java-TM-Computer-Essentials/dp/0538744928

I recommend having a decent understanding of computer sciences as a whole. It's really useful to actually understand what your computer is doing, not just that it "works."

 

[Julian]

Yes i tested it i even sent him source it worked for me

I would assume it's because you are compiling with a newer or older version of Java and it isn't compatible with his server.