help-development

[remote swallow]

dev.alex.net

[sterile token]

main: dev.alex.net.command
core: dev.alex.net.command.core
bla bla

[remote swallow]

technically you should only use dev.alex if you own alex.dev

[civic prairie]

https://paste.md-5.net/ogenokilih.java

[sterile token]

I know i dont have a domain that why

Just let go up to find the problem because everything looks fine

[remote swallow]

why are you thread.sleeping

[twin venture]

...?

[remote swallow]

using the scheduler is the entire point to replace that

[civic prairie]

because i want to wait one minute before sending another thing

[remote swallow]

use a scheduler

runTaskLater

[civic prairie]

ah ok

thanks

[sterile token]

Thread.sleep() will make your entire server to wait, if you doing it incorrectly

[civic prairie]

ahhh ok

[sterile token]

Remember minecraft is not multithreaded

[civic prairie]

yea, true

manny thnaks

[sterile token]

na no problem, that why spigot implemented an schedule system to do that type of things

[civic prairie]

yea

[sterile token]

So you dont have any idea why the problem is caused?

[tardy delta]

?scheduling

[undone axle]

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/scheduler-programming/

Guide to dependency injection: https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/using-dependency-injection/

[sterile token]

Do you know what can cause issues? Because i just realized that i cannot even access to core classes, when adding as dependency spigot module (but its implement core module), so i must be able to view all classes (spigot and core module classes)

Maven weird bugs momment

@quiet ice what do you think tho? I already find what you asked me

[quiet ice]

the mvn dependency:tree of your command-example module

[sterile token]

ok

[remote swallow]

i dont do maven or multi module stuff lol

[sterile token]

Could not resolve dependencies for project dev.alex.net.command.core:command-core🫙1.0.0: Could not find artifact dev.alex.net.command.api:command-api🫙1.0.0 in central
(https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2) -> [Help 1]

[tender shard]

what does core depend on?

[sterile token]

Really shity maven, trying to download the api from remote repo 🤡

[quiet ice]

Yeah, what is interesting me more is the tree that it should've printed

[tender shard]

it's not maven what's shitty, but your project setup

[sterile token]

So explain how you will setup if you know 🤔

[quiet ice]

Eh fuck it, just fork me over your project in a zip

[tender shard]

your modules probably depend on each other, right?

[sterile token]

Yes the next:

Api -> Depends on bungeecord-api
Core -> Depends on api module
Spigot -> Depends on core module and spigot api
Example -> Depends on spigot module (where im having issues)

[tender shard]

if that's indeed all, then it should work

mvn clean install -X on the parent pom and send the full log

[sterile token]

yes that why im really mad becaue it must be working

[tender shard]

or just upload it to github

[sterile token]

yeah

Will upload it to github

[civic prairie]

Cannot resolve method 'scheduleSyncRepeatingTask(Main, Runnable, long)'

[quiet ice]

?jd-s

[undone axle]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot

[remote swallow]

?paste code

[undone axle]

https://paste.md-5.net/

[civic prairie]

thanks

i have it. 100L

[quiet ice]

Does Main extend JavaPlugin?

[civic prairie]

ahh, no, but i only want to run it once

[quiet ice]

nah, interval suffices (see https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/scheduler/BukkitScheduler.html#scheduleSyncDelayedTask(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin,java.lang.Runnable,long))

[tender shard]

then why are you using a REPEATING task?

use runTaskLater

[remote swallow]

runTaskLater(Plugin, runnable, long)

[quiet ice]

yeah noticed lol

[civic prairie]

https://paste.md-5.net/olizumoliq.java

line 63

[quiet ice]

Use hte method I linked

[civic prairie]

ok

same

[tender shard]

repeating task is for repeating tasks

[remote swallow]

use scheduler.runTaskLater(this, new Runable(), longDelay

[tender shard]

use runTaskLater

[fervent gale]

I got a question, I have a physical economy and want to be able to deposit specific items in a players inventory so I need to remove 6 specific items, they are same material same lore but have almost same name so I need a way to remove all of the specific items in the players inventory

[quiet ice]

Or scheduleSyncDelayedTask

[civic prairie]

i am using that

but i have a problem

[tender shard]

give your custom items specific PDC data, then identify them by that

[remote swallow]

you are not

[civic prairie]

Cannot resolve method 'scheduleSyncRepeatingTask(Main, Runnable, long)'

[remote swallow]

you are still using repeating task

[tender shard]

how often do we have to repeat the same thing?

[quiet ice]

is that the right method name?

[remote swallow]

not runTaskLater or scheduleSyncDelayedTask

[tender shard]

do you actually read what people write?

[civic prairie]

but i want to repeat that

[remote swallow]

you just said you want to delay it

[tender shard]

earlier you said you don't want to repeat but only wanna run it once

[quiet ice]

Then have two longs

[civic prairie]

yea, it works before

[tender shard]

no

[fervent gale]

@tender shard

ItemBuilder(Material.IRON_NUGGET).amount(amount).name("&f$int &cFlash Coin(s)")
            .lore("Universal Currency, Visit Spawn To Visit the Universal Trader!").build()``` 

$int is the number i switch between its `1, 5, 10, 20, 60, 100`

[civic prairie]

yea, but i want to have 1 that only execute once, and another who executes more times

[tender shard]

give your currency a custom pdc tag, e.g. "myplugin:worth" -> PersistentDataType.INTEGER with values 1, 5, 10, etc

https://blog.jeff-media.com/persistent-data-container-the-better-alternative-to-nbt-tags/

[sterile token]

Full project here: https://github.com/Alexito2060/CommandAPI

[fervent gale]

It doesn't have a PDC

😦

[tender shard]

every itemmeta has PDC

[fervent gale]

i didn't set it

[remote swallow]

you can add pdc quite easily

[tender shard]

yeah I meant, you should add it for the future lol

[sterile token]

mfalex i sent the repo, i will be seing my self too whats happening

[fervent gale]

@tender shard ill look into adding it

[tender shard]

you can use this regex to get the number after you threw the item name into ChatCOlor.stripColors(...):

^(\d+) Flash Coin\(s\)$

match 1 group 1 will be the amount

[ocean hollow]

hi guys again. How can I write permissions? I wrote this, and I don't need to register anywhere else? further to give it rights through luckyperms?

[livid dove]

trcked it down to getconfig().getlist

doing debugging now

[sterile token]

@tender shard , its really weird the issue, cuz the IDE recommends me the method but when i call them i get the error i said before "cannot access dev.alex.net.command.core.CommandHandler"

[tender shard]

everything except the spigot module compiles fine for me, because you are not overriding getCommand(String) from the core COmmandController

[sterile token]

Your list path must be nul

[quiet ice]

@sterile token build using mvn install instead

[livid dove]

im an idiot i think

[quiet ice]

mvn package is bricked

[sterile token]

Im overriding it? Weird
Taken form spigot controller

[tender shard]

you fucked it up using the relocations

do not shade the core into your api, then relocate the core

remove all your <relocations> and it compiles just fine

it seems a bit weird that you shade core into API anyway

[sterile token]

Im shading api, into core? its not wrong or yes?

🤔

[compact haven]

typically speaking, API is just a bunch of interfaces

and so core shades API, not the other way around

[tender shard]

oh sorry, other way around

you are shading api into core

and then you even relocate it

that makes no sense

[compact haven]

yeah idk about that relocation, but the shading is correct depending on how your setting up the API

[tender shard]

I'd set it to scope provided

[compact haven]

if your API is just a bunch of interfaces and DOES NOT rely on methods from core, then that's fine

if for whatever reason your API actually uses shit from core, then needs to be swapped

[sterile token]

That the whole issue

I just understand

💀

[tender shard]

as said, without the relocations it compiles just fine

[sterile token]

The issue is caused because shity maven removed the example module, that why i having that issues

[fervent gale]

whats best way to retrieve DataContainers on an item

[pseudo hazel]

stack.getMeta().getPersistentDataContainer()

or some such

[pulsar parcel]

Hello,does anybody know how can I set type of block on stone and after few seconds set it back?

[tardy delta]

?scheduling

[undone axle]

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/scheduler-programming/

[fervent gale]

    public PersistentDataContainer getPDC() {
        if(!stack.hasItemMeta() || stack.getItemMeta().getPersistentDataContainer().isEmpty()) return null;
        return stack.getItemMeta().getPersistentDataContainer();
    }

maybe?

[compact haven]

tf type of logic is that

to return null if the data container is empty

[vivid cave]

what is the slot and raw slot nb for offhand?

and are these magic numbers?

[compact haven]

raw slot is dependent on whatever inventory they have open

[vivid cave]

i wanna check if offhand slot is involved e.g

[tardy delta]

check google for an image

[compact haven]

try 45

[remote swallow]

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/raw-slot-ids/

[vivid cave]

thank you, and is there the same for slot ids?

(not raw)

[remote swallow]

ive got no idea lol

[vivid cave]

so i don't have to add a check the type of inventory

[remote swallow]

this is normal i think

[tender shard]

crafting is 41-45

[tender shard]

that is from 10 years ago iirc

[remote swallow]

ah

[fervent gale]

@tender shard from what I gathered is this correct

    public ItemBuilder pdc(String name, JavaPlugin plugin) {
        ItemMeta stackMeta = stack.getItemMeta();
        PersistentDataContainer pdc = stackMeta.getPersistentDataContainer();
        NamespacedKey surnameKey = new NamespacedKey(plugin, name);
        pdc.set(surnameKey, PersistentDataType.STRING, plugin.getName().toLowerCase());
        stack.setItemMeta(stackMeta);
        return this;
    }
    public PersistentDataContainer getPDC() {
        if(!stack.hasItemMeta() || stack.getItemMeta().getPersistentDataContainer().isEmpty()) return null;
        return stack.getItemMeta().getPersistentDataContainer();
    }

[vivid cave]

i just need the non raw slot id for offhand

[remote swallow]

that will not work

oh wait

it will

im blind

i thought that was 1 method not 2

[fervent gale]

its 2 lol

[vivid cave]

(so like the unique identifier of offhand, globally, not dependent to the inventory)

[tender shard]

yep looks good

[fervent gale]

i'm updating my ItemBuilder

[remote swallow]

https://github.com/The-Epic/EpicSpigotLib/blob/master/src/main/java/me/epic/spigotlib/items/ItemBuilder.java

that gives a rough idea

create a new instance of itembuilder, do stuff to it then set the itemMeta

so you arent needing to call getItemMeta afor each method

[fervent gale]

@remote swallow can I use this?

[remote swallow]

yeah

[fervent gale]

It's so much nicer than mine

[remote swallow]

ive been meaning to update it

[fervent gale]

lol Java isn't my strong suit Kotlin is

[remote swallow]

a few things i need to add

[remote swallow]

[fervent gale]

I'll star it and follow updates

i got some java in my project

[compact haven]

[remote swallow]

no kotlin

[compact haven]

kotlin > you

so sorrys

[remote swallow]

fair

[fervent gale]

@tender shard so whats the best way to go about getting the items based off PDC and removing all of it

[rotund ravine]

Kotlin is cool, don’t hate on it without reason.

You are saving items in the pdc?

[remote swallow]

to remove all pdc on an item loop over the keys and call pdc.remove(key)

[tender shard]

loop over the inventory, get all items, check if they have your pdc tag, if yes remove them

[fervent gale]

How to remove the entire thing not just one?

[compact haven]

3 different people have 3 different ideas on what he meant

[fervent gale]

I'm very confused on how that works

[compact haven]

that's quite funny

[remote swallow]

yeah

why wouldnt we

if we all have different ideas help quicker

[compact haven]

a call to Inventory#remove(ItemStack) will remove the exact number present in the ItemStack

[remote swallow]

errrrr

[compact haven]

so if the slot has an ItemStack with amount 38, 38 will be removed

afaik

[remote swallow]

i totally havent just realised a totally not breaking bug with better item config

[compact haven]

what

[remote swallow]

can you tell whats missing

[compact haven]

the other handlers

[remote swallow]

the name

[compact haven]

and enchants, if u did that

but thats alright, u can just deploy again

[remote swallow]

i just got name, lore, effect one done last night

[remote swallow]

openeing ij now

[compact haven]

it wasn't ever the end of the world because, remember that the current system is incredibly expansible

all I'd need to do would be to define my own ItemFactory instance

public static final ItemFactory ITEM_FACTORY = new ItemFactory.Builder()
  .register(new NameHandler())
  .register(new LoreHandler())
  .register(new CustomEffectHandler())
  .build();

[remote swallow]

this is most definately gonna be painful to wikify

[compact haven]

btw epic

[civic prairie]

Is drop a item of item editor?

[compact haven]

        if (section.isSet("amount")) {
            builder.amount(section.getInt("amount"));
        } else {
            builder.amount(1);
        }

can just be

builder.amount(section.getInt("amount", 1));

[fervent gale]

So much i really don't understand about spigot

[compact haven]

[remote swallow]

it can cant it

[fervent gale]

like I don't understand tab complete

[remote swallow]

i forgot i can def that

[compact haven]

dont worry I forgot about that abt a few days ago

alex reminded me

[fervent gale]

How does one tab complete

[remote swallow]

one moment

same way for executor but make the class extend TabExecutor and ij should give you the method to add

then just return a list of tab complete options

or return StringUtil.copyPartialMatches(args[num], list, new ArrayList<>())

[fervent gale]

all i want to add to tab complete is player names

[remote swallow]

one moment

ill write something up for it

[fervent gale]

thx thx

im still learning spigot api

it's huge

[tardy delta]

ig it returns 0 when its not set?

[remote swallow]

just online players or all players

[fervent gale]

Onnline

[compact haven]

wdym

it'd be 1

[tardy delta]

config.getInt("something-missing")

without default

[compact haven]

yeah it should be 0

[fervent gale]

@remote swallow wait u can also do all?

[compact haven]

or it'll throw

but should be zero

[remote swallow]

yeah

Bukkit.getOfflinePlayers

[tardy delta]

wondering why they arent using optionals

[fervent gale]

My lookup cmd is useless i don't remember offline names lol

[compact haven]

because md5 doesnt like Optional

[meager wharf]

setVelocity trouble

[compact haven]

and when this code was written, Optionals might not've even existed

[worldly ingot]

Optionals are a plague

[remote swallow]

@Override
public List<String> onTabComplete(@NotNull CommandSender sender, @NotNull Command command, @NotNull String alias, @NotNull String[] args) { 
    switch (args.length) {
        case 1 -> {
            List<String> players = new ArrayList<>();
                Arrays.stream(Bukkit.getOfflinePlayers()).forEach(offlinePlayer -> players.add(offlinePlayer.getName()));
                Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers().forEach(player -> players.add(player.getName()));
                return StringUtil.copyPartialMatches(args[0], players, new ArrayList<>());
        }
    }
}
``` most definately a better way but it explains the concept

[distant ridge]

anyone have a good purchase verification bot?

[fervent gale]

interesting

@remote swallow whats stringutil

[remote swallow]

Bukkit one

org.bukkit.util.StringUtil;

[fervent gale]

ah

interesting

[tender shard]

I got one

[distant ridge]

what is it?

[tender shard]

well my own one

[remote swallow]

your moms so ugly

[distant ridge]

okay? that doesn't really help me

[tender shard]

it generates a verification file that you then have to send on my discord

[remote swallow]

acf > bukkit > brigader

at somepoint ill manage to make my own framework

that only uses bukkit command system internally

yea

because i dont have a framework

[mental frigate]

yo guys, does anyone know how to send title in 1.19.2? On 1.16.5 it's PacketPlayOutTitle, but I didn't find it on 1.19.2.

[remote swallow]

player.sendTitle

[tender shard]

why the heck would you use a packet for that

[undone axle]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot

[tender shard]

yeah maybe in 1.8

[mental frigate]

oh shit, that exists, i didnt know it, thank you so much

[meager wharf]

(pls check threads if you havent already)

[tender shard]

even in 1.9 there was Player#sendTitle(...)

so no idea why ANYONE would use packets in 1.16 for this

[worldly ingot]

I believe 1.8 still had #sendTitle() but there was no overload for #sendTitle() with timings

[mental frigate]

ye i just didnt know it existed

[worldly ingot]

That was introduced in 1.9 last I recall

[mental frigate]

thanks guys

[quaint mantle]

how do I prompt input from console?

im trying to create an interactive command that works with both players and the console

but I just realized there isnt really an event for console input

[tender shard]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/conversations/Conversation.html the Conversation API would work

[quaint mantle]

unless you listen to ServerCommandEvent which is sort of janky as it can mess up other commands

[tender shard]

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ofTMA6dv7Vk3v4kKhLTC1sUooHgTq71ti44AI09OsNM/edit there's this a good explanation about the Conversation API here, don't ask me why it's a google docs file lol

[civic prairie]

Hello. Is posible to use the dropItem with a object of items editor?

[tender shard]

dropItem works with every itemstack that's not Type.isAir()

[quaint mantle]

oh thanks

[civic prairie]

Oh

And how can I do It?

How can I get the Code of the item?

[mental frigate]

hmm and how about action bar?

[tender shard]

what even is items editor?

[remote swallow]

player.spigot.sendMessage(actionbarthing i dont remember)

[tender shard]

player.spigot().sendMessage(ChatMessageType.ACTION_BAR, "asd")

[mental frigate]

okay thank you so much

[quaint mantle]

also does bukkit have a built in tool to view other plugin's plugin yml files?

[civic prairie]

A plugin to create ítems with special properties

[quaint mantle]

im just manually using a zip libary to do that rn

[chrome beacon]

What are you reading from the plugin.yml?

[quaint mantle]

main class

[quaint mantle]

does it have a method that returns ItemStack

[chrome beacon]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/plugin/PluginDescriptionFile.html#getMain()

[quaint mantle]

no like without the plugin being loaded in

Im tryna replicate what plugman does but a bit differently

[chrome beacon]

Then you will need to use that zip lib

[quaint mantle]

oh nevermind you can just do that with tthe Bukkit API

[civic prairie]

Ok, thanks

[quaint mantle]

alr

[tender shard]

it probably has an API, you gotta look through their documentation whether they have any

[quaint mantle]

I looked at it

all it does is change displayname

and lore

[tender shard]

oh well then just create those items yourself

create an itemstack, get the itemmeta, change th ename and lore, then set back the itemmeta to the itemstack

[civic prairie]

ok, manny thanks

[fathom cobalt]

Anything I should be aware of before jamming in a web server (like Ktor for example) in a Spigot plugin? Aside from making sure to run it on its own thread

[tender shard]

for a private or public plugin?

[fathom cobalt]

potentially public

[civic prairie]

it have one, but it is not oficial. Is the same?

[hazy parrot]

You don't have to worry about threading, ktor and most libraries do that by default

[fathom cobalt]

yeah, suspected as much

[tender shard]

well for a private plugin, you are way better off running an actual webserver. and for a public plugin - I guess most MC hosters don't allow you to use any ports besides the one they assigned you

[fathom cobalt]

so kinda useless 🤔

unless I somehow accept HTTP traffic on the same port I run the MC server on

[hazy parrot]

Not possible

[tender shard]

HAProxy

[fathom cobalt]

yeah, some proxy solution was what I was thinking

[hazy parrot]

I mean, there are quite popular plugins that use integrated webserver, for example dynmap

[fathom cobalt]

but sounds like I'm better off just not doing it, and have a separate web server instance

[hazy parrot]

And people use it ig

[fathom cobalt]

so if people can't get that working, it's not my problem 😛

because getting around only one port issue is annoying as it is anyway

[hazy parrot]

Will still require additional configuration which hoster probably won't allow

If that was your first argument

[tender shard]

yeah sure, just wanted to say it is possible in theory

on a shared hoster, ofc not

[fathom cobalt]

perhaps I just make it, and people can use it if they are able to 😛 can always just make a plugin that can also run standalone for those who wish to do that

anyone happen to know any forks of Bukkript/KotlinBukkitAPI that are up to date btw?

[tender shard]

true

[civic prairie]

One works to edit. Not to give

[wet breach]

typically http port 80 is unblocked

so you could try hosting an embedded webserver and hope its open/unblocked 😛

[fathom cobalt]

but not 443? guess I can always just run https off of 80 😛

[wet breach]

also keep in mind you can absolutely have 2 services using the same port as long as they are making use of two different protocols

http is a different transport protocol then just pure TCP

[wet breach]

typically 80 and 443 are not blocked, not always the case but you can try it, also my above comment

since many don't know you can run multiple services from the same port 😛

[fathom cobalt]

yeah, I don't know much about this, I just know that HTTP is built on top of TCP

TCP happen on layer 4 or something, then HTTP on layer 7 iirc

[wet breach]

HTTP is a transport protocol

MC doesn't use HTTP

therefore no clashing

[fathom cobalt]

yeah, that part I know ^^

either way, I will just make these things configurable, so whoever installs this plugin (if it ever makes it out), can decide what's more suitable to them

[wet breach]

its not about whether they use TCP or not, rather if they make use of different transport protocols or not. Because you can have multiple connections on the same TCP port, so it only makes sense it works the same way the other way around

[fathom cobalt]

ah right, makes sense, I think!

Minecraft has its own protocol, just like HTTP does

[wet breach]

yes

But as long as they are not making use of the same ones. IE if mc was uing HTTP

it would interfere with the webserver and only because the nic and OS wouldn't know which service needs it

since the packets would be identical

for either one

anyways, usually easier to just use a better hoster though

instead of having come up with some odd setup/solution to what should be not really much of a problem 😛

[tender shard]

which one looks better? slider below/top, or slider on the side?

i guess side

[wet breach]

that slider on the side is really small

[twin venture]

quick questions , what can do this?

idk why , but armorstands , entitys

everything is upside down

[fathom cobalt]

yeah, definitely agree, but hey, people be people! 😛 I will mostly focus on what's more ideal, but will try to the best of my abilities to also cater to those who are less experienced and/or less fortunate with their hosting environment

[wet breach]

I do like the bottom one though because it makes it easy to know the slider belongs with the box, the box is nice too because for finer adjustments I can use the box

[tender shard]

hmmm ok thx I'll think about it

[tender shard]

hm actually the slider seems big enough, it's quite easy to select an accurate value, and even if not, there's still the jspinner with the arrow keys

[wet breach]

yeah it looks good

[frank kettle]

is there a way to know if a chunk has been "created"? I assume loaded is different than created

[spring pike]

I would like item drops to be directly added to the inventory of the player, but it doesn't work when my inv is full and I already have the block, it still drops it to the ground

[remote swallow]

you would need to listen to blockdropitemevent

[spring pike]

oh that exists?

[remote swallow]

yeah

[spring pike]

lets see if it works then

[livid dove]

So the pwnplantgrowth plugon I am guessing is causing lag issues due to its nature but the logs are poop for seeing.

If any of my dev inclined friends here could have a gander I would appreciate ^_^

I have a feeling its the issue of a lot of extra math being done on the main thread which tbh, doesn't need to be

[wet breach]

there is a method called isNew() I think for chunks that are loaded. Basically tells you if its a new chunk that was generated or not

[frank kettle]

but in the code

if I try to get a Chunk, does it load automatically or can it return null if doesnt exist?

im doing a code where it checks 100x100 around me chunks. will it return null if a chunk hasn't been "created"? or some way to check this?

or will the chunk be created if i call for it?

🤔

[wet breach]

depends what methods you are using

the chunks won't be null unless for some reason it failed to load. But the objects you use to access the world object for the chunks could be null

if the chunk doesn't exist, some methods if not all of them will cause the chunk to load/generate

[spring pike]

still doesn't work, #addItem seems to fail even though I got one of the item in my inventory

[sterile token]

Because you are cancelling the event and then dropping again

[spring pike]

so the item doesn't drop from the block too

should i do drops.clear();?

[sterile token]

No no

Yo should cancel at the end, because if you cancelling the event and then dropping block agains. They wont get dropped

[spring pike]

didn't change anything

my problem is that my inventory is full, but I already got one dirt block. When I break another dirt block, instead of it getting added to my inventory, it drops to the ground

[sterile token]

Wat are you trying to do?

[spring pike]

the block is supposed to go to my inventory upon breaking, unless there's no space for it

then it's supposed to drop to the ground like vanilla

[remote swallow]

oh wait

i have code for that

[tardy delta]

no need to check if remaining is empty

[spring pike]

removed

[remote swallow]

private void giveOrDropItem(Player player, Block block ,ItemStack... items) {
        Map<Integer, ItemStack> map = player.getInventory().addItem(items);

        for (ItemStack item : map.values()) {
            player.getWorld().dropItem(block.getLocation(), item);
        }
    }

[tardy delta]

literally same thing lol

[spring pike]

still giving it a shot

[remote swallow]

im guessing it wont work because you create the map of items that arent being added during the for loo

[spring pike]

thanks, your code worked

[remote swallow]

get fucked

[spring pike]

🖕

jk

[remote swallow]

fourteen when he says its the same thing but then has a different outcome

[echo basalt]

I finally decided to write code after a long time

turns out that like

shit likes to work in a very funky way

[remote swallow]

you forgot how to code

[echo basalt]

this just confuses me

[spring pike]

pc 01010101 numbers

[remote swallow]

angle of attack

[echo basalt]

I get that it's angle based

[remote swallow]

and hippity hoppity your ip is now my property

[echo basalt]

ah sure

127.0.0.1

[spring pike]

delete delete delete delete

[echo basalt]

here I'll make it spam particles at me

[remote swallow]

are you like getting the block they are looking it with no max range

because thats the only way you would get like y20

from y36

or somethin

[echo basalt]

range is 5

[remote swallow]

[echo basalt]

mm this explains a lot

[remote swallow]

how could you

paper api

really

[echo basalt]

paperweight

🤷‍♂️

[remote swallow]

also who is minecollar

[echo basalt]

dont ask

[remote swallow]

are you under nda to not say

[echo basalt]

maybe I own the technical division :)

and don't want attention

[remote swallow]

damn

you own a staff group

but havent touched ur pc in like a week

[echo basalt]

It's more like a small team

It's me and a friend of mine doing the coding

then guy that sponsors it all

[regal scaffold]

How can I get the amount of items that drop when a block is mined including enchantments

[remote swallow]

block drop item event

[tender shard]

do you people reuse existing GridBackConstraints or create a new one everytime?

are constraints are sooo annoying

[regal scaffold]

omg

I looked on google and all I could find was nms, reflection and a bunch of no

Prob for older versions

[willow moss]

Is there a specific way in saving data that I want to be deleted when the server shuts down? I am not sure what the best way to do this is using Minecraft plugins but I am here looking for suggestions.

For example: If I were to want to save the players killstreak.

[tender shard]

Metadatable

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/metadata/Metadatable.html

[willow moss]

thank you!

[river oracle]

I hate the constraints things so much

[tender shard]

same

I usually wrap it inside some other object

[river oracle]

I stay far away from java swing and java awt

honestly I think if I ever do UI with java I'ma just use JavaFX

[echo basalt]

I honestly don't understand where tf I'm going wrong with this code

[remote swallow]

are you putting the maps or the particle stuff on the wrong block

[echo basalt]

the particle stuff should match the maps

because I use the same location in both cases

but depending on the orientation it's completely off

[remote swallow]

did you manage to fuck the math up or something

[echo basalt]

maybe

[remote swallow]

or are you somewhere taking the players ange into the math

[echo basalt]

I'm not

in this case I'm not

hmm actually I see where I might have fucked up

[remote swallow]

rubber duck debugging

[echo basalt]

I mean

it shouldn't matter

I'm just rounding up a location to the nearest block

but still

[wet breach]

that matters depending which way you are facing

or in this case orientation

[echo basalt]

and I might've made the thickness so small

that this doesn't actually detect my clicks

I might actually need to detect the actual exact corner depending on the rotation

this might be a bigger pain in the ass

[wet breach]

or just make sure your rounding is consistent even when comparing with other locations

if you round down all the time for example even if its .9 it should work

or if you round up

but you would have to do it for all the fractionals and not just some

that is round in a consistent direction

[echo basalt]

I already have a version of this working but it's really bad

my problem now is that the thickness algorithm is a bit clonky and I need to figure out a way to use negative thickness for negative axis

this should work

wait I can run the debugger on a runServer thing?

woot

[civic prairie]

```why can't i create a object like this?

[wet breach]

well you don't necessarily need negatives for opposite axis

[echo basalt]

I mean

[tender shard]

because that's not even valid java syntax

[civic prairie]

yea, i know

but i cant use " because there are " in the middle

[wet breach]

?learnjava

[undone axle]

Here are some links to get you started on learning Java:

• https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-java
• https://www.sololearn.com/learning/1068
• https://www.learnjavaonline.org/
• https://programmingbydoing.com/
• https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/index.html

The last one is the only official one, however some of those concepts assume that you already know a bit about programming.

[echo basalt]

x=0.999,y=85.12149592250223,z=2.695547134350819

minX=0.9836707073975663,
minY=83.9022688857353,
minZ=1.3203729714867958,

maxX=0.9936707073975664,
maxY=85.9022688857353,
maxZ=2.3203729714867958

hm

[civic prairie]

mabye \" works

like in js

i don't know java, but js yes

[wet breach]

these don't look right

[echo basalt]

yeah that's the problem

[tender shard]

if you really need to create items from this json-like string, you can do it like this

        ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.WATER_BUCKET);
        item = Bukkit.getUnsafe().modifyItemStack(item, "{CustomModelData:1, Damage:0}");

[echo basalt]

the x=0.999 is fine

as that's my border estimation part

which helps with performance

[tender shard]

however you shouldnt do that and there's literally NEVER a reason why you would need to create items from this json-like stuff

[echo basalt]

but the hitbox should be between 0.999 and like 0.899

[civic prairie]

ok, thanks

[civic prairie]

and what is the other way?

[tender shard]

creating the item manually

[civic prairie]

ah, no. I need this way

thanks

[tender shard]

the proper way is using ItemMeta

        ItemMeta meta = item.getItemMeta();
        meta.setDisplayName("my item");
        meta.setLore(Arrays.asList("my","lore"));
        meta.addEnchant(Enchantment.CHANNELING, 1, true);
        item.setItemMeta(meta);

[echo basalt]

now, I need to offset the initial location by the corner

as it's just like a decimal thing atm

I'm thinking maybe location.toBlockLocation and then snap it to the corner based on the direction

[civic prairie]

yea.... but i can't, because i want to create a list in the config.yml like this:

Items:
  - "minecraft:water_bucket"

[echo basalt]

like if it's north, it's ceil(y) + floor(x) etc

hm

[wet breach]

not sure how you are determining min/max

[echo basalt]

It's a bit specific

I'll use trapdoors because they're easier to demo with

[wet breach]

or show the relevant math?

not sure why I need a trapdoor

[echo basalt]

to understand the problem first

and so the math makes sense

[wet breach]

hopefully

until it turns out your math is wrong 😛

[echo basalt]

assuming I only have the block location and the direction of the board, I first assume where the frame is

So that if I'm looking ahead, I know that the frame is basically attached to the block behind it

and facing me (the opposite direction I'm facing)

This helps with accuracy

So let's say I'm looking at this frame

I first obtain its hitbox (where I'm failing now)

which is where the trapdoor is

Then I do 1 cast per block, until I hit a block that has a hitbox under it

So basically the block where the trapdoor is

Then, based on the current position and the position of the trapdoor's thinnest side, I can make a very small but accurate raycast

[coarse grotto]

Hey! I am confused why I went onto spigot and noticed my plugin was removed or maybe marked as private? I didn't receive an email or anything?

[echo basalt]

And end up with the perfect pixel coordinate, in distance(player, frame) + 1 iterations

The problem right now is that the hitboxes don't match

I know why one of the positions is a bit off

And I'm struggling to think of a solution

Basically, when I spawn a frame at a location, I just pass the playerlocation + whatever offset

And minecraft automatically snaps it to the block (that's how itemframes work)

But for accurate positioning I need to know the actual corners of my image instead of just wherever the top-left point is

Easier said than done, given I have 6 axis to work with

[wet breach]

why can't you just get the trapdoor?

its location and then gets its corner

[echo basalt]

I have some point in the middle of the trapdoor

How would I get its most top left corner, regardless of rotation

[wet breach]

ok, but that doesn't seem to matter when it snaps to the block

so get the middle point afterwards?

[echo basalt]

I start with the middle point

When I spawn the board, I just use the player's location + the direction offset

[wet breach]

its not needed if you know the size of a trap door

[echo basalt]

It's needed if I want to know exactly where in the trapdoor I'm looking at

[wet breach]

sure, but if you know the size of the trap door, get its location and facing after its snapped to a block

then you should know where exactly mid point is

[echo basalt]

I know a location that's like... the middle of the trapdoor

That's the problem

[wet breach]

I think it is just your order in doing things that is screwing it up

[echo basalt]

To know what pixel I'm looking at, I need to know where x0y0 is at

What if I don't know where x0y0 is at

I'd need to calculate it

[wet breach]

that would be impossible unless you didn't know the size of a trapdoor

[echo basalt]

The size doesn't matter, I just need to know what block corner the top left corner of the trapdoor belongs to

[humble tulip]

???

When did this convo start

[wet breach]

but it does matter because your 0,0 on the trapdoor is arbitrary according to everything else so to make sure it is center you need to know the size of the trap door to have your offsets from the block face location

and then you just use the size from there

[echo basalt]

if I use North,South,West,East I know it's always at a top corner

I can then estimate the edge it's at

🤔

[humble tulip]

Can u give a tldr?

[wet breach]

you don't even need to estimate here

but if you want to do it the hard way go for it I guess

but the order in how you do some of these things is also a factor too

can't just be applying the size of an object to another if it suddenly moves and you didn't account for it for example

[echo basalt]

Here's how it starts

notice how the 2nd param is not an integer location

Now, that second param is meant to be the corner location

Where the top-left 128x128 frame is at

[wet breach]

which param?

can't see the top of the method

[echo basalt]

playerLoc.add

on the imageboard constructor

Any following frames are calculated here

the reason for the trapdoor thing is that they're basically itemframes with maps, but actually have a thickness, yet hang onto the block the same way

[wet breach]

ok not sure how this is relevant to what I said

in how to get the exact locations

[echo basalt]

Yeah so basically the corner location is skewed

and I want to fix it with code

Now, how would you go about fixing it?

Just toBlockLocation from the start?

[wet breach]

get the location of the trap door, and since it doesn't sit perfectly even with the block minus its size with the size of a block. Gives you the offset all around. From there its not hard to get a mid point of the trap door

this would be harder if you couldn't look up the size of a trap door

or it couldn't be known

as for your grid of 0,0 you would just map the point you found as being the center to being now 0,0

[echo basalt]

minus its size with the size of a block

as in?

I think you're thinking about snapping it to the lowest corner of a block

where everything has no decimals

[wet breach]

no

trapdoors don't sit perfectly alingned with a block face

[echo basalt]

well itemframes and maps do

[wet breach]

what I meant is they don't take up the entire block face which you have to account for

[civic prairie]

com.mojang.brigadier.exceptions.CommandSyntaxException: Expected '}' at position 45: ...{Name: '{'<--[HERE]

How can i solve this?

[wet breach]

otherwise you are not going to find mid point

[civic prairie]

ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND_SWORD);
                                        item = Bukkit.getUnsafe().modifyItemStack(item, "{HideFlags: 4, Damage: 0, display: {Name: '{'extra':[{'text':'hola'}],'text':''}'}, AttributeModifiers: [{Name: 'generic.movementSpeed', Operation: 0, UUID: [I; 1461744232, -864534134, -1964839385, 1725294635], Amount: 2.0d, AttributeName: 'minecraft:generic.movement_speed'}]}");

[echo basalt]

they are incredibly thin

[wet breach]

ok, we were talking about trapdoors

[echo basalt]

trapdoors are basically these but with a thickness

which is important for raycasting

[wet breach]

but thickness isn't even a factor in regards to finding mid point

[echo basalt]

The current issue I have is that the corner location is not perfectly aligned with the location of the actual frame's corner

so if I spawn it while I'm standing in the middle of a block, the whole cuboid is shifted by that middle thing

and I can't just round it down because well... if I have something downwards-facing it would be offset by a whole block

[wet breach]

you don't need to round

how wouldn't you know the size of the pic?

[echo basalt]

I could know the size of the pic

and I do actually

But that doesn't help much, does it?

[wet breach]

then it isn't hard to get the corner

or know how much it is offset by

[echo basalt]

Well I'd need to start from a known anchor

[wet breach]

which is the trapdoor and the block

[echo basalt]

not really because the trapdoor's top left corner can actually be in different "block corners" based on its rotation

[wet breach]

those are already known sizes, all you are doing is overlaying a pic, which is calculatable to know its offset

[wet breach]

does its size change?

[echo basalt]

not really

Not sure what size has to do with this

it can be 1x1 or 100x100 the top left corner is still the top left

the position of the pixel at x0y0

[wet breach]

because its static, the only difference is where the bottom of the trap door is at, but its size is always the same

once you know where the bottom of the trap doors is at

that is the direction of your offset

[echo basalt]

isn't the bottom just top + size?

[wet breach]

don't remember off top my head, but once you have that, when you put the pic over it you can figure out where its corner is at, using the offset you obtained from the trapdoor combined with the known size of the pic

[echo basalt]

I don't think you get the idea that all the known positions are skewed by the same offset to each other

[wet breach]

that should make it easier then

[echo basalt]

I don't know that offset

and I'm trying to figure out where they should really go so I can calculate that offset and fix it all

anyways I'll just commit, go to bed and try again tomorrow

[wet breach]

why not measure it in game

not like these offsets are going to change

[echo basalt]

they change every time I spawn them

because the offset derives from the player's location

[wet breach]

well you derive the offset from the players location

these items are not changing sizes

[echo basalt]

I still need to calculate stuff because if I just subtract stuff I'll end up with wrong results

[wet breach]

therefore the offsets which there should be 4, can be pre-calculated

as for the player perspectice that is a different calculation but you need to know the location of your corners or at least the mid point at minimum

so you need to know all the various offsets that the pic/trapdoors can have. They are not going to magically change unless mojang decides to update the sizes one day XD

[regal scaffold]

hey

How can I prevent a player from being able to fly in a specific world

Is it bad performance wise to loop through every player and check location?

Not sure how much it would affect
I wanna make them stop flying and not allow them to do it again while they are in the world. Ideas?

[tender shard]

github copilot knows their shit. everything below 12% is barely a proper wine

[regal scaffold]

Alex help a brotha out

[tender shard]

can'T you just set setALlowFlight to false in PlayerChangeWorldEvent ?

[regal scaffold]

That's the idea I needed

Thanks ❤️

[tender shard]

np

[rotund ravine]

inb4 you have /fly

[regal scaffold]

Does /fly bypass setAllowFly?

[rotund ravine]

all it does is set it to true

[regal scaffold]

Please say no

...

So how can I do this then

Disable /fly and make my own?

[rotund ravine]

sure

or just disable that command in that world

PlayerPreprocessCommandEvent or smth

[regal scaffold]

Does that work for other plugins commands?

[rotund ravine]

well for most.

[regal scaffold]

Wait so you're saying usepreprocess to check world and disable that?

Unless I add delay that wouldn't work

[rotund ravine]

yeah cancel the event should they use that command in the other world.

[regal scaffold]

I think best aproach is custom /fly

[rotund ravine]

sure

[regal scaffold]

Cause if they switch worlds and they're flying

[rotund ravine]

you will listen to both events obv.

[regal scaffold]

Gotta wait for them to do a command in the world or delay

Well yeah true

Alright thanks, got an idea

Just finished adding autocollect supporting all enchantments

With infinite storage

[wet breach]

if they have a permissions plugin they could deny permission for that command

bukkit.commands.fly

[rotund ravine]

Oh yeah

[regal scaffold]

Also an option but on worldchange

[rotund ravine]

Luckperms have contextual permissions

[regal scaffold]

But doesn't disable flying if they already are

[rotund ravine]

no

obv you still need to

[regal scaffold]

I guess worldchangeevent

Little question

[rotund ravine]

.

This and the other suggestions in tandem.

[regal scaffold]

What would event.getplayer.getworld return when PlayerChangedWorldEvent

[wet breach]

but what it would do is stop them from using the command without you having to implement checks for command usage

[rotund ravine]

We are not suggesting you to do only one thing.

[regal scaffold]

Is it the new world at the time of the event

[rotund ravine]

?jd-s

[undone axle]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot

[regal scaffold]

Got it

[wet breach]

if its done too soon it will return the previous world

[regal scaffold]

Not according to docs

Is that in practice?

[rotund ravine]

nah it runs after.

[regal scaffold]

Priority = low

[wet breach]

I didn't see the event part, thought they were doing player

so it depends which method 😛

[humble tulip]

?tryandsee

[undone axle]

https://tryitands.ee/

[wet breach]

if you do player.getWorld() from the event method

you would get the previous world if done too soon

[rotund ravine]

Nah

It runs after they've teleported.

[wet breach]

if you do event.getPlayer().getWorld() it should return the world they changed to

[rotund ravine]

Hence the event.getFrom

[regal scaffold]

Yes, that's what the doc say

[rotund ravine]

Oh where are yo ugetting this player from?

[wet breach]

if you use event method, I am saying if you invoke the player object not from the event

[rotund ravine]

Well he shouldn't have a player object

[regal scaffold]

Indeed I don't

[wet breach]

alright well I am pointing out the caveat in how you can get the previous world lol

[regal scaffold]

How may I include a annotation for intelliJ to show when I start wring a method

Like I want to remind myself that this 1 method doesn't need X

[rotund ravine]

hm?

?xy

[undone axle]

http://xyproblem.info/

[remote swallow]

comment stuff?

[regal scaffold]

Actually don't know how it could display

hmmm

nvm don't think it's possible

Just gotta remember

[remote swallow]

// this is my totall very cool method
public void shut() {
    System.exit();
}

[rotund ravine]

Atleast use javadocs comment

[regal scaffold]

lol I forgot the name of the argument shows in the autocomplete

That was simple

[rotund ravine]

remember lowercamelcase

[regal scaffold]

Indeed

Even intellij don't like

[remote swallow]

you didnt use lowercasecamel

use it

or no minecraft

[regal scaffold]

I just did

[remote swallow]

good

[frank kettle]

why is runTaskAsynchronously way slower than if i use a server scheduler(which can bring lag to server)

or should i be using a different way for running Asynchronously?

[rotund ravine]

It is not.

[frank kettle]

well, using "normal code", in 3 seconds this checked all the blocks in like 25x25 chunks

now it's taking like 2-3seconds per chunk

[rotund ravine]

what are you running async???

[frank kettle]

im testing this async to see how it works

so im checking the average of blocks per chunk, loading all the blocks in a chunk and counting them

and without using any runtask, it was like 3 seconds of a full server lag to do 25x25 chunks data

now it's that time but per chunk(but server doesnt lag)

[rotund ravine]

you getting the chunks async?

They have lower priority than getting them sync.

[frank kettle]

is that perhaps why its way slower?

[rotund ravine]

Also ask on paper.

[frank kettle]

oh

im using spigot api 🤔 does it change if server is in paper?

[rotund ravine]

You sure?

[frank kettle]

i only code in spigot

[rotund ravine]

send me the function you are getting the chunks async

[frank kettle]

Bukkit.getScheduler().runTaskAsynchronously(Main.getInstance(), new Runnable() {
                    @Override
                    public void run() {
                        long timestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
                        HashMap<Material, Integer> blocks = new HashMap<>();
                        Chunk originalChunk = player.getLocation().getChunk();
                        for (int chunkx = -44; chunkx<44; chunkx++) {
                            for (int chunkz = -44; chunkz<44; chunkz++) {
                                Chunk chunk = originalChunk.getWorld().getChunkAt(originalChunk.getX() + chunkx, originalChunk.getZ() + chunkz);
                                checkChunk(chunk, blocks);
                            }
                        }
                        Main.getInstance().getLogger().info("-----");
                        for (Map.Entry<Material, Integer> each : blocks.entrySet()) {
                            Main.getInstance().getLogger().info(each.getKey().toString() + ":" + each.getValue());
                        }
                        long timestamp2 = System.currentTimeMillis();
                        player.sendMessage("§7§oThis took " + (timestamp2 - timestamp) + "ms.");
                        Main.getInstance().getLogger().info("§7§oThis took " + (timestamp2 - timestamp) + "ms.");
                    }
                });```

this?

[rotund ravine]

Why are you calling getChunk and getChunkAt async. They're not threadsafe

[frank kettle]

so should i get a list of chunks before using async and then run through that list in async?

[frank kettle]

sorry i dont know, as i said i was testing. im new to this async thing

[wet breach]

spigot doesn't load chunks async and you should be careful with block manipulations async

[frank kettle]

just testing thigns out and trying to figure it out

[wet breach]

all good, but the reason it is slower or just as slow is because even though your code is async doesn't mean the methods you are attempting to use are made for async or also run in async as well

you can go async then back to sync because the method you used is sync

[frank kettle]

but wouldn't that be as fast as sync?

[wet breach]

sometimes

[frank kettle]

or does it take some time to switch between sync and async?

[wet breach]

it takes time to switch

also called context switching

[frank kettle]

cause it was like 20ms to get a full chunk in sync, now 3 seconds if i do it inside async

[meager wharf]

does anyone know how to fix this error when trying to use structureblocklib?

[15:36:42 ERROR]: Could not pass event ProjectileHitEvent to Plugin v1.0.0
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/github/shynixn/structureblocklib/api/bukkit/StructureBlockLibApi

[remote swallow]

are you shading it

[frank kettle]

so i can get a list of this chunks in sync and then go through them in async? 🤔

[wet breach]

sure

[humble tulip]

U can go thru the snapshots

[wet breach]

yeah you can get chunksnapshots

[frank kettle]

what's that?

[humble tulip]

What are you doing tho?

[wet breach]

its a snapshot of the chunk so you can use it async

[rotund ravine]

ChunkSnapshots are kinda intensive as well.

They're not cheapæ

[fervent aspen]

how many mgb is a players inventory?

like the max amount it can have

[meager wharf]

shading?

[humble tulip]

What are you checking a chunk for?

[frank kettle]

Well, I wanted to know the rarity of certain blocks so im calculating all the blocks count in the the chunks around me. but it breaks the server in sync so I started to play around with async

[rotund ravine]

If you use Paper, they have a way to get chunks async safely.

[rotund ravine]

idk, probably quite a bit.

[frank kettle]

nah, im a spigot enjoyer

[remote swallow]

you need to shade the library because otherwise those classes dont exist

[frank kettle]

🗿 🍷

[remote swallow]

maven or gradle?

[rotund ravine]

depending on the server sion obviously @fervent aspen

[fervent aspen]

server sion?

[meager wharf]

maven

[fervent aspen]

cause a chunks storage is 2kb

[meager wharf]

i have it in my pom.xml as a dependency

[humble tulip]

That depends on the world generator no?

[rotund ravine]

version* @fervent aspen

[frank kettle]

oh i see its a class

[remote swallow]

look up maven shade plugin, and set the scope on the dep to compile

[meager wharf]

alright thanks

[wet breach]

when your typing can't keep up with your brain it starts to combine words

[frank kettle]

exactly like chunks but used for different threads

[fervent aspen]

1.12.2**

[frank kettle]

makes sense then

so i assume ChunkSnapshot only allows to read blocks and not edit them?

[humble tulip]

Yes

[frank kettle]

that's exactly what i wanted, ty

[humble tulip]

You may be able to edit and then apply sync

Not sure

[frank kettle]

i mean yeah, but for vanilla, if u get like 100x100 chunks data, it should tell +- the average

[humble tulip]

Ig

[frank kettle]

i wanted just to know +- how rare are diamonds and other ores compared to normal stone

to create a shop with "fair prices"

thats all

[humble tulip]

You could just look at wjat tje generator does tho

[frank kettle]

nah, i just want to check really

[humble tulip]

Also it's seed dependent

[humble tulip]

That's not a feature, i was thinking blockstate

[frank kettle]

🗿 I just want something simple

[humble tulip]

Remember villager trades are a thing

[frank kettle]

in 5 minutes i discovered it, that option u talking about sounds like a lot of hassle for not something i need

[humble tulip]

Tha can mess up ur economy if not taken into account

[frank kettle]

i know but i will also think of it when making the prices

also this is for a "community storage" which has a limit per item, so its not like they can "abuse" it too much

if an item gets sold too much, then nobody else can sell it.

so im not too worried with that

--

alright aside from that

ChunkSnapshot does not have isLoaded

do i need to check this as a chunk beforehand? 🤔

[wet breach]

you can't get a snapshot without a valid Chunk since that is where it comes from

[frank kettle]

ah ok, just checking

[wet breach]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/Chunk.html#getChunkSnapshot()

[frank kettle]

yeah im using that

but i need to also check if the chunk has been "created"/loaded

[wet breach]

if(chunk.isLoaded){
ChunkSnapShot snapshot = Chunk.getChunkSnapShot();
}

or something to that affect

[frank kettle]

right now i have soemthing that checks if its loaded and if not loads and asks again after a tick

i will change it around and come back if find more sussy stuff

thanks for the input guys

[regal scaffold]

What would be a smart way to prevent someone from running a command if they have been hit recently

[remote swallow]

add their uuid to a map with the unix time they got hit, if they ran a command with X seconds of that unix time dont run

[regal scaffold]

but but

If I make a hashmap how can I access it from a command file

Like my structure has commands separated from events

[remote swallow]

make the hashmap in main class then, you can easily get it from anywhere then

[regal scaffold]

Could make it static in a third file but is that good?

Is that good practice?

What you just said

[frank kettle]

statics are bad

🗿🍷

[regal scaffold]

What else

[wet breach]

want to know a better way then this?

[frank kettle]

yes ofc

[wet breach]

just invoke the load method

if its loaded it does nothing

if its not loaded it loads it

no need to check if you need it loaded anyways

[regal scaffold]

What other alternative besides a static hashmap on main class

[frank kettle]

now i have this

[regal scaffold]

Is passing the same instance of main to both files better efficient wise?

[frank kettle]

i suppose this is +- what u are saying to do

[wet breach]

so instead of the if check

replace that if with just a load method and then start your for loop

[frank kettle]

ah

the load will return a boolean if its loaded?

[wet breach]

so you could do if (chunk.load())

[frank kettle]

got it got it

[wet breach]

yes it returns a boolean

[remote swallow]

makes it easier

[frank kettle]

i see now

ty

[wet breach]

now you got your boolean and loading in one go

🙂

[frank kettle]

yeah but now i have to fix this code

since it is async then sync then async then sync again per chunk

😂

[wet breach]

well that is just part of development you know

[frank kettle]

back to it

🍷

[wet breach]

https://tenor.com/view/leonardo-dicaprio-gif-21978827

[atomic spoke]

Does the spigot.yml file have a mob cap when spawning mobs

[kind hatch]

@compact haven
I read back over the convo we had yesterday and I think I found where the disconnects were. The first one being the names you used for the columns. I have since changed them for my sake. Doing so helped give me a better understanding of the table as a whole. For the second one, I wasn't realizing that since defaults were being defined that I wouldn't have to supply those parts of the query. 😅 The dots were not connecting there. My bad. lol

Which yea, when looking at what I would need to write, is much simpler and pretty cool that it can be that short.

The other thing I wasn't understanding, and kinda still don't understand fully, was the the sudden switch on how the timestamp were being stored. Was it because there wasn't a good default for BIGINT? Or was it something else? I understand that I might not need millisecond accuracy. I'm definitely not displaying milliseconds anywhere. However, I'm concerned that it might effect statistics that I might want to pull. If players have entries with the same timestamp, which is more than possible, how would it affect statistical data, if at all? Or am I'm just overthinking it and it's actually a non issue?

[atomic spoke]

Let me explain better. I have spawners for a mineshaft that players move through. Once i went past 64, The newer mobs spawn then immediately despawn. Could this be spigot limiting mob spawns? Sorry if this is in the wrong channel. If it is redirect me. Thank you.

[humble tulip]

@atomic spoke once what goes past 64?

[atomic spoke]

Once i go past 64 mobs spawned

Bukkit is set to a 5k limit

which ill readjust after the fact but that didnt correct my issue

[compact haven]

You world be sorting by interaction_id, not timestamp, so no problem there. Even if you had two interactions with only differing milliseconds, I don't see much of a problem. As for why we are storing INT instead of BIGINT, the reason is simple- MySQL only can provide the seconds since unix epoch, and so upcasting it to milliseconds is just a larger number for no reason. In that case, we just allow MySQL to provide us seconds, as an INT, and store it as such, The other alternative is to * 1000 and store it as a BIGINT, but that's 4 extra bytes per timestamp for no reason, because the precision is still merely seconds.

[frank kettle]

i came across another issue, perhaps u may know

[wet breach]

perhaps

[frank kettle]

it only did 7.7k chunks when they were supposed to 9801

code:

Bukkit.getScheduler().runTaskAsynchronously(Main.getInstance(), new Runnable() {
                    @Override
                    public void run() {
                        long timestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
                        Chunk originalChunk = player.getLocation().getChunk();
                        World world = originalChunk.getWorld();

                        ArrayList<Chunk> chunks = new ArrayList<>();

                        for (int chunkx = -44; chunkx<44; chunkx++) {
                            for (int chunkz = -44; chunkz<44; chunkz++) {
                                Chunk chunk = world.getChunkAt(originalChunk.getX() + chunkx, originalChunk.getZ() + chunkz);
                                chunks.add(chunk);
                                Main.getInstance().getLogger().info("Chunk done. (" + chunks.size() + ")");
                            }
                        }
                        player.sendMessage("Total chunks:" + chunks.size());
                        long timestamp2 = System.currentTimeMillis();
                        player.sendMessage("§7§oThis took " + (timestamp2 - timestamp) + "ms.");
                    }
                });```

any reason for 2000 chunks to not be listed? 🤔

or is 7744 the max amount of a arraylist?

[regal scaffold]

Folder:

-> Main:
-> Commands instance of cooldownmanager
-> Events how to share same instance to initiate a cooldown on event
-> CooldownManager

[hazy parrot]

is this a question or what

[regal scaffold]

The question is in the explanation yes

[frank kettle]

clearly not 💀

[hazy parrot]

Assuming its manager, you probably want your CooldownManager to be singleton

don't know your usecase, but yeah

[kind hatch]

I see. I was under the assumption that we were just going to skip the database trying to convert it and were just going to store the long values. Then convert them as necessary in code. Was there any issue with doing it that way?

[regal scaffold]

I thought about static

No other good ways?

People say no tos tatics

[meager wharf]

what do you mean by set the scope on the dep to compile

[willow moss]

I am trying to register the listener in the class added using the add method. It keep saying that it requires a listener however whenever I try to put in the class it just says cannot resolve symbol getClass().

public static void add(Check check) {
        // Register Events
        Probability.getInstance().getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new check.getClass(), Probability.getInstance());
    }

Any suggestions?

[gleaming grove]

Dependency injection

[regal scaffold]

What?

[compact haven]

wdym trying to convert it

[wet breach]

this is accurate given the code you gave

[regal scaffold]

Don't think that was for me

[compact haven]

the database doesnt convert anything. unix seconds and unix milliseconds is independent of timezone, it's from Jan 1970 UTC (no offset)

it's still storing just a number, it's just an int not a long

[remote swallow]

on your dependeny do you have <scope>provided</scope>

[gleaming grove]

You create this manager in main class and put it to constructor of classes that depend on it

[kind hatch]

Convert it in java code. Grab the long value from the database and convert it to an Instant or whatever was necessary.

[frank kettle]

true

[regal scaffold]

Hmmm

[wet breach]

to understand how it is accurate, you are starting at -44 but only letting the loop go to positive 44. So the math is as follows 44*2 = 88 * 88 = 7,744

[regal scaffold]

Good point

[frank kettle]

i noticed now i wrote 44 instead of 49

💀

[regal scaffold]

Thanks

[frank kettle]

yeah

fcking hell

[compact haven]

if you want to make it an Instant you are still going to convert it mate

[meager wharf]

uhh no

[frank kettle]

its supposed to be 49

[meager wharf]

wait yeah

[compact haven]

you yourself said you didnt want to "redo your entire system"

so I told you how to get it as a long

that's all

[meager wharf]

oh change that to compile

[frank kettle]

ty again mr frost

[balmy valve]

anyone know if an/what event is called when you use a hoe on rooted dirt and convert it to dirt

[wet breach]

[regal scaffold]

wait no

[regal scaffold]

Can't do that

[gleaming grove]

Why?

[regal scaffold]

Because the commandfile never gets called from main

I mean it does eventually I guess?

goes to a cmdImplement then register

Do I just drag it down the path lol

[gleaming grove]

But command class is created in main as well