Hugs 1.3 - FREE
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Yey ty
I know this is a free plugin, so I was wondering if you have it open sourced? Would be great for people trying to learn like myself 
Well i'm currently learning myself, i've known java for a bit now but lately i've been getting into MC related java. i know people think it's boring to watch tutorials on tree house, code academy etc, but they do help, i've been doing those courses as well as watching PogoStick29 on YT, this is his YT vids.I know this is a free plugin, so I was wondering if you have it open sourced? Would be great for people trying to learn like myself
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Regarding to your question, once i've finished the plugin completely i'll be opening the source for anyone to use.
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ahah, welp its a hug plugin \o/
Thanks for the tips! and tyYou should fix up your conditional statements, they could be reduced by many lines. Don't print out enable/disable messages when the plugin enables/disables, Bukkit does this for you automatically already. And finally, there is no need to store an entire Player object in your ArrayList. You can just create a List<String> and save the players' names there. If in the future you want to show how long a player is still in the cooldown for, I recommend you use a HashMap taking in a UUID as a key and Long as a value. Then comparing those times with the current system time.
Other than that this is a pretty neat little plugin. Good job
You should fix up your conditional statements, they could be reduced by many lines. Don't print out enable/disable messages when the plugin enables/disables, Bukkit does this for you automatically already. And finally, there is no need to store an entire Player object in your ArrayList. You can just create a List<String> and save the players' names there. If in the future you want to show how long a player is still in the cooldown for, I recommend you use a HashMap taking in a UUID as a key and Long as a value. Then comparing those times with the current system time.
Other than that this is a pretty neat little plugin. Good job
Just to add to this. The reason why you should not store a player object is because it takes up quite a bit of memory. This might not be noticed on a smaller server but does cause trouble once it gets bigger.
Frogs needs hugs its a quote "fnh" simple as that they just need hugs. Frogs live on contact of other frogs.
how did you check the source btw? O,oYou should fix up your conditional statements, they could be reduced by many lines. Don't print out enable/disable messages when the plugin enables/disables, Bukkit does this for you automatically already. And finally, there is no need to store an entire Player object in your ArrayList. You can just create a List<String> and save the players' names there. If in the future you want to show how long a player is still in the cooldown for, I recommend you use a HashMap taking in a UUID as a key and Long as a value. Then comparing those times with the current system time.
Other than that this is a pretty neat little plugin. Good job
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