help-development

[warm mica]

and then simply have each item contain a listener or something

[young knoll]

What

[warm mica]

When done properly, you won't need many lines at the end to create it

[young knoll]

Just map an int to a consumer

The int being the slot

[warm mica]

That's what I said

[young knoll]

So what’s this player map

[warm mica]

You surely want it to work on a server with at least two players

[young knoll]

Why not map the view instead of a player

[warm mica]

This doesn't really matter

[young knoll]

Or at least a uuid, you shouldn’t use the entire player object as a key

[warm mica]

A hashmap works by using the hash of a object. It doesn't care whether you're passing a subclass or the exact type.

[young knoll]

Yes but it holds the object

Strongly

[warm mica]

And? You're removing it when the inventory gets closed

unless an exception occurrs, there's nothing wrong with it

[young knoll]

I suppose the close event should be called on disconnect

[warm mica]

It does

[young knoll]

Anyway, this is the basic impl I use https://github.com/Jishuna/JishunaCommonLib/tree/master/src/main/java/me/jishuna/commonlib/inventory

[warm mica]

Otherwise it wouldn't be any better whether you're using an uuid or a HumanEntity

Especially as the HumanEntity instance is still of the type Player at the end

[young knoll]

I mean

Technically the hashcode method of a uuid is faster

[warm mica]

Unless you don't want to learn, I'd suggest anyone to create it himself. It's not difficult

[young knoll]

But that isn’t really relevant

APIs exist for a reason, you should be scared of using them

And you can always take the initiative to figure out how they work

[warm mica]

It's using almost the same one as for the uuid. There's no huge difference

[young knoll]

Gotta save them cpu cycles

[warm mica]

You shouldn't use one for the most basic thing. For the same reason why you should learn Java properly before starting with spigot

[warm mica]

bruh

[lost matrix]

A properly implemented gui is not trivial. But i get the point. Everyone should strive to write his own common lib,.

[young knoll]

If everyone doesn’t have a common lib

Then it isn’t common

[lost matrix]

depends on the scope

for my plugins it contains common functions. Doesnt matter if others use it or not.

[hasty prawn]

7smile your common lib probably unlocks the secret to the damn universe

Mine is "hehe, item builber "

[lost matrix]

Pretty much the same XD

[young knoll]

We need one standardized lib to rule them all

Wait no there’s an XKCD for that

[tall dragon]

i had have an interesting question:

i have an configuration where you can configure stuff like
Minimal cost
Maximal cost
Max level

then my plugin will autimatically figure out what each level should cost. but i want to add another way you could configure this. this being manually like

Levels:
  1: 100
  2: 200
  3: 300
  etc etc...

how would i best go about doing this so that it would not break everything.

[lost matrix]

What you could do is provide a String which can contain a math. expression f(x) or more precise cost(lvl)

level-cost-expression: "lvl ^ 2 + 4.35 * lvl + 50"

And then use Dijkstra's shunting yard algorithm or another library (there are some good ones) to evaluate that expression form lvl 1 to N.

[tall dragon]

hmm thats actually a very interesting idea

[young knoll]

Crunch

[tall dragon]

i'l take a look into that. thanks for the idea

[lost matrix]

https://github.com/uklimaschewski/EvalEx
https://github.com/fasseg/exp4j

[young knoll]

Crunch is meant to be the faster, but I’m sure it doesn’t matter that much

Unless you are doing it every tick or soemthing

[lost matrix]

Not if you calculate all costs at startup anyways ^^

[young knoll]

True

[tall dragon]

yea i can calculate all costs at startup

[lost matrix]

Didnt know crunch

[warm mica]

Who cares whether you're using a standardized lib or not. At least when you're shading it properly, nobody should notice it

[lost matrix]

Oh its from Redempt?

[young knoll]

Ye

[warm mica]

This is something different. Nobody will notice it, unless they're working with the code

[young knoll]

Sure but imagine if something already existed and you didn’t need to write one :p

Oh well, it’s a chance to learn

[warm mica]

What's wrong with that? Because one exists already doesn't mean that you are able to create a new and possibly better one

With that thought we'd still be using C++ nowadays

[tall dragon]

wow crunch looks like it can do some interesting stuff

with performance in mind

[lost matrix]

Problem is that there is no unbiased indicator of how "good" a certain approach is

[warm mica]

That's why you have to at least try it to learn what exactly would be a good approach for your application

[next stratus]

@waxen plinth crunch 🥰

[young knoll]

Redempt makes some neat stuff

But he still smells

[lost matrix]

Back in the days we just Nashorned our way through math. expression...

[next stratus]

No!

[quaint mantle]

redempt is pretty cool

[next stratus]

Redempt doesn't smell!

Skript smells 🤮

[lost matrix]

Like Maggi fix

Wait... is that too german?
Do you guys know what "Maggi" is?

[next stratus]

No lol

[tall dragon]

i think i do

[lost matrix]

XD fk

[young knoll]

Maggi

Isn’t that a name

[tall dragon]

is that the shit people pour on food?

and soup sometimes

[lost matrix]

Yes. Old people always pour that on soup and stuff. Hate it. Basically just msg and some fermented garbage.

[tall dragon]

ahh well im dutch, so that might be why i know

were close

[waxen plinth]

Oh god

[lost matrix]

Noice. I can understand some dutch words because they are so similar to german ^^

[young knoll]

Don’t mention nashorn to Choco

[lost matrix]

Yes...

[waxen plinth]

Nashorn is so unbelievably slow

[tall dragon]

yea, its the same the other way arround

[tall dragon]

but ive never understood why u guys sail on the road

[waxen plinth]

I originally wrote crunch because gecko was trying to use nashorn for expression evaluation

And it was taking a full 10 seconds to do 2k evaluations

Ridiculously slow

[young knoll]

But can crunch do arbitrary exponents

[lost matrix]

I have no idea what that is supposed to mean.

[waxen plinth]

What do you mean

You mean like 2^3.1?

Or what

[lost matrix]

50 ^ PI

[waxen plinth]

Yes it can do that

[young knoll]

Sure

[waxen plinth]

You could literally just do 50^pi in crunch and it would work fine

[young knoll]

Oh, dangit now I can’t judge

[waxen plinth]

It's a very complete library

[young knoll]

What about arbitrary roots

[waxen plinth]

50^(1/7) lol

[young knoll]

You got me there

[waxen plinth]

And if there's something it doesn't have natively

You can define custom functions

[lost matrix]

But can it do complex arithmetic like (11 + 9j) / (4 - 5j)

[waxen plinth]

No it doesn't do complex numbers

Also EvalEx uses BigDecimal and Crunch uses doubles for everything

Crunch is specifically built to be ridiculously fast

[lost matrix]

How so

[waxen plinth]

As in what did I do to make it fast?

[lost matrix]

Yes. I thought parsing expression using Dijkstra is as good as it gets.

[young knoll]

But what if I overflow a double

[lost matrix]

🤷

[waxen plinth]

Using dijkstra?

[young knoll]

D:

[lost matrix]

Dont overflow them

[waxen plinth]

Not familiar with that approach honestly

[lost matrix]

shunting yard algorithm

[waxen plinth]

Ah I see

Mine works a little differently

The first trick is that it uses a prefix tree to tokenize

[young knoll]

He has 100 workers in a foreign country that do the math on request

[lost matrix]

i mean... its basically just unwrapping the exp and working with a stack

[waxen plinth]

A prefix tree is very well-suited to finding any named tokens very quickly

[lost matrix]

rest api with some poor indian and a calculator on the other side

[waxen plinth]

I reimplemented Double#parseDouble which is ~2x as fast as the standard library implementation

[young knoll]

Exactly

[waxen plinth]

And after creating the token list, this is how it reduces it:

1. The token list is a linked list (custom implementation which gives access to the individual nodes)

2. Creates a size 10 array of lists

3. Iterates over the tokens, adding tokens to the list corresponding to their priority

4. Iterates over the array of lists, getting and removing adjacent value tokens for each operator and then combining them into lazy Operation tokens

Through that process the entire expression is reduced to a single token

And it will also combine operators working only on literal values into just literal value

[lost matrix]

What do you mean by "token"

[quaint mantle]

int: 5

[waxen plinth]

So for example it will combine 3+4 into 7

[quaint mantle]

float: 10.1249141491284918941

[lost matrix]

Ah i see

[waxen plinth]

A token represents either an operator or an operand

[quaint mantle]

yes, pop left, pop right, merge into operator

[waxen plinth]

It can be a constant, a variable, an operator, a function name, a function argument list, or a lazy variable

[lost matrix]

How do you evaluate the priority?

[waxen plinth]

Done with this step

It puts them in the list in the array with the index being their priority

Then when you iterate they're already in order based on priority

I guess it's basically radixsort in that regard

But since it keeps references to the linked list nodes containing the operators rather than the operators themselves

[young knoll]

What if you have over 10 priorities

[waxen plinth]

It can get the adjacent value tokens from the linked list node, then remove them and set the token there to be the lazily-evaluated one

This is one of the very few use cases a linked list is well suited for

[waxen plinth]

There currently aren't but I would need to expand the array

[lost matrix]

Why do you combine value tokens into lazy operations instead of evaluating them on the spot?

[young knoll]

Wouldn’t deeply nested () qualify

[waxen plinth]

Because this is for compiling expressions

For example

1+x

You don't want to have to recompile this from a string every single time

[lost matrix]

Ah makes sense

yes yes

[waxen plinth]

You can evaluate the expression just once after it is compiled

But it's a hell of a lot faster to just hold onto the compiled expression and re-evaluate it

You can look at the benchmarks in the readme: https://github.com/Redempt/Crunch#performance

[lost matrix]

If you have different values for x. Get it

[quaint mantle]

i know how bytecode works after creating my own tcp packet system

be proud of me

[waxen plinth]

Good job

[lost matrix]

[young knoll]

I challenge you to make crunch faster in some aspect

By any degree

[waxen plinth]

I can do that

[quaint mantle]

use rust ^

[waxen plinth]

At this point I feel like the speed gains will be very minimal unless I use JNI or something

[young knoll]

Do it no balls

[waxen plinth]

Ok

[young knoll]

Mmm excellent now my stupid library can become even faster

And yet I still haven’t released anything with it

[waxen plinth]

What are you making with it

Like what's your library

[young knoll]

It’s for parsing effects and conditions for config files

[waxen plinth]

Ah nice

That's a good use case for it

[young knoll]

AdvancedEnchants style

[lost matrix]

Would be interesting to see if using multiple threads for parallel branches is worth. Probably only for certain expressions like (big exp) / (other big exp)

[waxen plinth]

I kind of doubt it honestly

I really don't think expressions would ever get long enough for the overhead of parallelization to be worth it

And if they are then people are insane

[lost matrix]

Yeah

[waxen plinth]

And the other thing with that is that you would need to figure out what the two parenthesized expressions are first

At least, where they begin and end

[young knoll]

Idk this one is pretty big

%y% < 63

[waxen plinth]

So you would iterate over the string twice at least

And in doing so waste a lot of time that you could have just spent tokenizing

It might be possible to parallelize compiling the tokens after the string is tokenized but it would be very hard to avoid race conditions and the overhead would still probably not be worth it

[lost matrix]

Am i... seeing tabs for intendation here?

[waxen plinth]

Yes

I use tabs

Deal with it

[young knoll]

Cancelled

[lost matrix]

Uh EvaluationEnvironment is stateful. Means Crunch is not thread safe on default because of the DEFAULT_EVALUATION_ENVIRONMENT.

[young knoll]

The only real way to do indentation is with /* indent */

[lost matrix]

Hm you could always just pass a new one i guess

[waxen plinth]

It literally says this in the readme lol

[lost matrix]

I dont read readmes i read code lul

[waxen plinth]

And EvaluationEnvironment should only ever be modified prior to compiling any expressions

You could make copies and whatnot but there isn't really a better solution other than copy on write

Which I wouldn't want because speeeeeeeeed

[lost matrix]

I like this. Consider it stolen added to my useful libraries.

[waxen plinth]

:)

[young knoll]

Is it better to have one evaluation environment with a bunch of variables, or multiple smaller ones per use case

[waxen plinth]

Well any variables defined in the evaluation environment must be passed to the expression each time you call evaluate

[young knoll]

Ah okay

That answers that

[waxen plinth]

If you have a lot of them you should either use lazy variables or wrap the compiled expression with something that can supply only the variables that are needed

Lazy variables are kind of ideal for it though

[young knoll]

I have individual ones like this

https://github.com/Jishuna/ActionConfigLib/blob/master/src/main/java/me/jishuna/actionconfiglib/conditions/entries/FoodCondition.java

[waxen plinth]

Yeah definitely use lazy variables for that

In one EvaluationEnvironment that has all of the variables you need as lazy variables

[ancient jackal]

not exactly what #getPlayerTime() does at https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/entity/Player.html#getPlayerTime()

My plugin adds the time it returns to a database with playtime += sessionTime, but the first time an entry is made the playtime is set to 75k and is always increasing, then from there it just adds small amounts from 100-5k

[waxen plinth]

I did create a github gist that lets you use PlaceholderAPI placeholders in crunch expressions

https://gist.github.com/Redempt/6a3c36997c6c79f5ad84ee9c9ea47dd0

[lost matrix]

    static {
        ENV.setVariableNames("%food%");
    }

I would rather extend EvaluationEnvironment with a class that takes a varargs parameter in its constructor.

And what is up with tabs and leaving out bodies?

        if (!(entity instanceof Player player))
            return false;

Google code style is dead 😦

[waxen plinth]

You shouldn't really be using an EvaluationEnvironment for this anyways

You especially should not be using a different one for every variable

That defeats the purpose

This is a good use case for lazy variables

You can define them like

env.addLazyVariable("%food%", () -> someMethodToGetFood())```

[young knoll]

I thought I set eclipse to use spaces
I always skip {} for returns

[waxen plinth]

If you're gonna skip the braces you should inline the return in my opinion

But I still prefer leaving the braces

It should be this:

if (!condition) {
  return;
}```

But if you must leave the braces out then

if (!condition) return;```

[young knoll]

But so many extra bytes :p

What would be the method to do this without an evaluation environment

[lost matrix]

Hm im actually also writing conditions at the moment...

@Data
@EqualsAndHashCode(callSuper = true)
public class HeightCondition extends PlayerCondition {

  private int height = 100;
  private NumericComparison comparison = NumericComparison.AT_LEAST;
  ...

Maybe i should consider using crunch instead.

[waxen plinth]

Do what

[waxen plinth]

You definitely should 👀

[young knoll]

What I’m currently doing

[waxen plinth]

Oh

[young knoll]

Since you said

[waxen plinth]

You'd just make it have a getter for its name and a DoubleSupplier

[waxen plinth]

Though read through this

This is a bit of a workaround to allow it to work for a given player, it's stateful and not thread-safe

But you probably don't really need it to be thread-safe

So this should work fine

Or an approach similar to it

Hell, you could just use PAPI instead of your own system

And do %player_hunger%

[waxen plinth]

Crunch can do boolean math

Though it just evaluates to 0.0 or 1.0 since crunch only uses doubles

[lost matrix]

Hm thats very nice. My primitive implementation is def faster but less powerful...

[waxen plinth]

How much faster could it be

Once compiled, crunch expressions are pretty insanely fast

[olive lance]

trying to remove a hashmap entry , check if it was null(existed) , and also get the value only thing I can think of is temporary variables

[waxen plinth]

Yeah just keep the value in a variable

[lost matrix]

Oh i see an error there

[waxen plinth]

Oh so you mean the benefit is that it doesn't wrap them in lambdas?

I guess that would be a smidge faster

But the overhead of a method call is pretty miniscule

[olive lance]

How do you get a scheduled task by its id?

all results are getting id of the task

[waxen plinth]

Sounds like an xy problem

[lost matrix]

If you need to do that then you have probably a big design issue

[lost matrix]

^

[waxen plinth]

^

lol

[lost matrix]

XD

[olive lance]

wait

public void cancelTask(int taskId);

this is ok to use?

[waxen plinth]

Why would it not be

[olive lance]

well idk

said it was a design issue

i mean youre prob not wrong

[waxen plinth]

If you need to get a task by ID then that's probably a design issue

If you need to cancel one by ID that makes sense

[olive lance]

ok yeah thats what i was doing it for

didnt realize that was a thing

[waxen plinth]

Yeah that's why you should always ask for help with your overall goal rather than your attempted solution at it

?xy

[undone axle]

http://xyproblem.info/

[olive lance]

this is what im doing https://paste.md-5.net/havolinudu.cs

you can tell me if theres a design issue pretty short

basically adding delays to teleports

[waxen plinth]

WHY are people still using BukkitRunnable

🌚

[olive lance]

all the forum posts urge people to use it

[waxen plinth]

Bukkit.getScheduler().runTaskLater(plugin, () -> {
  // Do stuff
}, ticks);```

Much cleaner

[olive lance]

Yeah it is but it hurts my brain to read

[waxen plinth]

Why

[olive lance]

idk the arrow just makes no sense and the empty parenthesis

[waxen plinth]

Then read up on lambdas

They are pretty simple and extremely useful

[olive lance]

Yeah probably are

[young knoll]

So basically I just want a single evaluation environment with a bunch of lazy variables

[waxen plinth]

Right

[young knoll]

Makes sense, also means I can condense all my numeric conditions into one

[olive lance]

does getScheduler need to be called by the main class

[young knoll]

I could technically do the other ones too, but users might get confused by something like %on_ground% = 1

[waxen plinth]

No

[olive lance]

Ok coo appreciate it

[waxen plinth]

Why would they do = 1 there though

[young knoll]

Oh right

Crunch accepts true and false

[waxen plinth]

If %on_ground% is already either a 0 or a 1 then they wouldn't have to

[young knoll]

That too

Shhh

[waxen plinth]

Well true and false are just constants mapped to 1 and 0

[young knoll]

I can Boolean I swear

[waxen plinth]

So now your booleans can be 64 bits wide instead of 8 😁

[olive lance]

Here is the rest of it where i cancel in case anybody cared lol https://paste.md-5.net/onutofuwoq.cs

[young knoll]

Yeah this means I can just use a single condition, so users could do something like %on_ground% & %y% < 63

[waxen plinth]

Yep

[young knoll]

I wish someone told me that before I wrote them all :p

Oh well

Oh lazy variables didn’t exist when I made this

[waxen plinth]

Yeah lol

[young knoll]

That also makes sense

[waxen plinth]

They are a very new addition

I noticed that a lot of people were trying to do this sort of thing

And regular variables are not really good for that

So I added lazy variables

I mean they're essentially just zero-arg functions that don't require the () to be called in the expression but they're really useful

%on_ground% & %y% < 63 is much cleaner than %on_ground%() & %y%() < 63

[young knoll]

Yeah

And with that snipped you posted I can also support papi variables

[waxen plinth]

👌

[young knoll]

I’ll probably still do some basic ones myself though, no sense requiring papi if I just want to use %health%

[waxen plinth]

Yeah and papi will almost definitely be much slower

Because it has to fetch it as a string and then parse the string to a double

[young knoll]

Also only applies to players

Although that means I probably shouldn’t use %xxx% for mine to avoid clashing with papi ones

[waxen plinth]

You could always do something like $on_ground

[young knoll]

Yeah that seems good

[lost matrix]

Does the Value class retain whitespaces?

[waxen plinth]

No, why would it?

Whitespace is discarded when the expression is compiled

I mean, you could define a variable, function, or lazy variable with a space in its name and that would be valid

But otherwise it's ignored

[lost matrix]

Sure. But i would like to present the user with "x < 100 & x > 50" if he wrote it that way. So i need to keep track of the original String myself.

[young knoll]

Will a Boolean expression always evaluate to exactly 0.0 or 1.0 or is it subject to precision jank

[waxen plinth]

Then you could wrap the CompiledExpression with a class that also holds the String it was created from

CompiledExpressions have a toString() implementation that will spit out a string that you can use to compile the same expression again, but it's not particularly readable

[waxen plinth]

Should always be exactly 0.0 or 1.0 since no math is being done on them

[young knoll]

👍

[waxen plinth]

You guys should join my support discord and ask for help there to make it less dead lol

[lethal coral]

How can I get access to a private method within a class that's within a class?

[young knoll]

Inner class?

[lethal coral]

indeed

[lost matrix]

You dont. Maybe with reflections. Why do you need that?

[young knoll]

I assumed they meant reflection

[lethal coral]

I'm trying to use reflection

[lost matrix]

Is the class static? Is the class private?

[lethal coral]

the class is private

and the method is protected

[lost matrix]

Is it static?

[lethal coral]

no

[lost matrix]

What? Why would someone use protected in an inner class?

[lethal coral]

I'm trying to make an evoker cast a spell

this is from nms

[young knoll]

Could you get the class with Class.forName?

[lost matrix]

So its not static? I feel like there is another approach to this...

[lethal coral]

no

there's only one static thing in the entityevoker class

[young knoll]

The API has a setSpell method

[lethal coral]

that is not the same thing

[young knoll]

No idea if that causes it to fire instantly though

[lethal coral]

that sets its active spell

meaning the one that will be triggered next

[young knoll]

Ah, it doesn’t trigger it though

[lethal coral]

nope

but I found the method

it's just... hard to get to

[young knoll]

I mean

Maybe the API could expose this

[lethal coral]

wdym

[young knoll]

Something like Spellcaster#castSpell

[lethal coral]

would be nice

I kinda need to do it now though 🚎

[young knoll]

I can look at it sometime

Until then idk, my only idea is to get the inner class using Class.forName and then go from there

[lethal coral]

well

I'm like 40% sure that I have it, the problem is that the method I'm using doesn't use the object I have for the evoker, it just uses the class itself so it obviously won't be able to cast from that evoker

[young knoll]

What does the code look like

[lethal coral]

            EntityEvoker entityEvoker = (EntityEvoker) evoker.getSingle(event);
            entityEvoker.setSpell(spel);

            Class<?> innerClass = EntityEvoker.class.getDeclaredClasses()[0];
            Constructor<?> constructor = innerClass.getDeclaredConstructors()[1];
            constructor.setAccessible(true);
            try {
                Method m = innerClass.getDeclaredMethod("j");
                m.setAccessible(true);
                m.invoke(null);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

I feel like that's wrong in every way possible

🚎

[young knoll]

You gotta replace that null with an instance of said class

Which I assume you can somehow get from the evoker

[waxen plinth]

You can do Class#getDeclaredClasses

Which will get all internal classes of a given class

[quaint mantle]

Who know how to get advancement type on 1.18.1?

[waxen plinth]

Oh you already are lol

[waxen plinth]

This is basically the way you have to do it

[lethal coral]

it doesn't connect to the original object at all

[waxen plinth]

Oh

m.invoke(null) invokes the method in a static context

To invoke it on a specific object you have to pass that object

[lethal coral]

so it would be m.invoke(entityEvoker)

[young knoll]

What’s the inner class here

[lethal coral]

a

[waxen plinth]

Well if you're invoking a method on the inner class

[young knoll]

Yeah AI goal

[waxen plinth]

Then presumably it would need an instance of the inner class

[young knoll]

So you need to get the instance of that goal from the evoker

[lethal coral]

this is hurting my brain

[ancient jackal]

first time using a hashmap and no clue why it's returning null

So HashMap<UUID, Long> hm is a private static in my main, with a getter and setter

I have 2 listeners, one for players joining and one for players quitting
On join, it gets the hashmap getHm(), puts the UUID as key and the current system time millis as Long. Then it sets the hm setHm(newHm) with the added key and value
On leave, it uses the player's UUID to get system time millis for getting the session playtime then removes the key and value

why would it return null if the player's UUID doesn't change?

The code specifically looks like this
On join:

        HashMap<UUID, Long> hm = TrackPlaytime.getHm();
        Long joinTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
        hm.put(event.getPlayer().getUniqueId(), joinTime);
        TrackPlaytime.setHm(hm);```
On leave:
```java
        HashMap<UUID, Long> hm = TrackPlaytime.getHm();
        long timeJoined = hm.get(player.getUniqueId());
        long sessionTime = System.currentTimeMillis() - timeJoined;
        ptd.addPlaytime(sessionTime);
        db.addToDatabase(ptd);
        hm.remove(player.getUniqueId());```
The getter and setter:
```java
    public static HashMap<UUID, Long> getHm() {
        return hm;
    }

    public static void setHm(HashMap<UUID, Long> hashy) {
        hm = hashy;
    }```
I did read the documentation and #get(K) is supposed to return the value of the key

[sly trout]

Is there a channel for advertising our server ?

[quaint mantle]

Who know how to get advancement type on 1.18.1? 😶

[lethal coral]

I feel like this would be helpful

[young knoll]

No

[sly trout]

K

[young knoll]

Advancement type?

[quaint mantle]

Yes

[young knoll]

What do you mean by type

[quaint mantle]

(Normal,goal,challenge)

[young knoll]

Ah

It does not appear the API exposes that

So you may be looking at NMS

[quaint mantle]

Bruh, ok

[sly trout]

Lol

[young knoll]

I can look at adding that to the API

[quaint mantle]

Ok

[lethal coral]

does this look right

[young knoll]

That’s not the inner class

But yes

[lethal coral]

yes I know

hence the name outerClass

[young knoll]

You already have an EntityEvoker instance

Can’t you just use getClass on that

[lethal coral]

I could

👍

[lethal coral]

So once I get the method what do I need to pass through to connect it to that object?

Here's my updated code:

            EntityEvoker entityEvoker = (EntityEvoker) evoker.getSingle(event);
            entityEvoker.setSpell(spel);

            Class<?> outerClass = entityEvoker.getClass();
            Class<?> innerclass = outerClass.getDeclaredClasses()[1];
            try {
                Method m = innerclass.getMethod("j");
                m.setAccessible(true);
                m.in
            } catch (NoSuchMethodException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

[waxen plinth]

m.in

[young knoll]

We’re m.in boys

[lethal coral]

yes

😩

[quaint mantle]

um how to add net.minecraft.server? it says not found

[lethal coral]

you need build tools

[quaint mantle]

this is what?

[lethal coral]

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/buildtools/

[quaint mantle]

oh thx

?bt

[undone axle]

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/buildtools/

[minor otter]

Dealing with tripwires, how would I stop breaking a tripwire from changing the state of tripwires near it/connected to it

[ancient jackal]

any help with this?

[quaint mantle]

?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.

[ancient jackal]

I did read the documentation and #get(K) is supposed to return the value of the key

I set a joining player's UUID as a key with long system time in millis as value, and when they leave the server it uses their UUID to get the time they joined

getting the value with their UUID key returns null

[eternal oxide]

Then you didn;t add the K/V or you are referencing a different map instance

[ancient jackal]

I used a getter to get a static hashmap holding all of the keys and values of players and when they joined respectively, and a setter to set the hashmap to that but with another k/v put into it when someone joins

the code segments are there

[lethal coral]

Nvm, he didn't have a target set

[eternal oxide]

My guess, you are replacing teh map when a player joins so it only ever holds one player

[ancient jackal]

this is what happens when a palyer joins java HashMap<UUID, Long> hm = TrackPlaytime.getHm(); Long joinTime = System.currentTimeMillis(); hm.put(event.getPlayer().getUniqueId(), joinTime); TrackPlaytime.setHm(hm);

[eternal oxide]

yes, you are replacing the map instance

[quaint mantle]

lol

[eternal oxide]

Your Map is STATIC so just get values, don;t get teh whole Map

[quaint mantle]

if your map is static

you can access it from anywhere

why bother making a getter

[ancient jackal]

it's 12 am and I'm very tired, I knew that

mb

thanks

[quaint mantle]

?sleep

conclure should have add that command

[ancient jackal]

yes goodnight

[quaint mantle]

😴

goodnight

actually mine right now is like 10pm or so

[ancient jackal]

you should sleep soon too

[quaint mantle]

yeah thanks for reminding

i should finish the readme first

then ill just gonna go and sleep for 2 hours

[ancient jackal]

me too

just one more...

[quaint mantle]

bruh nms so big maybe it has some docs? 😶

[eternal oxide]

no

[quaint mantle]

uh

[quaint mantle]

00:23 am lol (12:23)

[ancient jackal]

so I figured out the problem why the hashmap was always null

2 hours later at 1 am

I never registered the playerJoin event

[summer scroll]

How can I check If an entity is out of player's render/view distance?

[granite burrow]

Hey, how can I prevent a mob from despawning?

[ancient jackal]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/Server.html#getViewDistance() you can check any entities within the server view distance radius for players

[summer scroll]

Is there any other alternatives, I will use this very frequently.

getNearbyEntities method is not really good If I use it every second for example and to all players, correct?

[golden kelp]

how to build a structure from a schematic file?

[blazing scarab]

Minecraft itself calls this thoussand times per tick

[manic furnace]

When i want to make my plugin work from like 1.13-1.18, which API-version do I have to set?

[spiral light]

lowest

[manic furnace]

ok thanks

[limber dust]

anyone know a fix? been at this for hours

[visual tide]

?paste the code where the error occurs

[undone axle]

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

[limber dust]

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

for better example

[visual tide]

well

[summer scroll]

So it is okay for me to use that very frequently?

[visual tide]

i gotta implement hte methods

alt+enter with cursor on pig and click "implement methods"

and

please

[limber dust]

theres nothing to implement

[visual tide]

dont name youre classes lowercase

[limber dust]

oh i know how to name my classes

i'm just done with this one

https://gyazo.com/502b516cdff63a137edb5f12e52d536a

it implements nothing

its that the class i need to implement clashes however i can't find any resolution to this issue

as it is with EntityInsentient and EntityLiving having both methods called x()

remapping the jar changes x() to getLeash

[blazing scarab]

yes

[summer scroll]

Alright, thanks for that.

[hollow bluff]

Implement «Pig»

[summer scroll]

Basically I want to do something If an entity goes out of player's perspective or unloaded from player's perspective, so what would you suggest on how I do that?

[quaint mantle]

raytrace

😃

[ancient jackal]

The way you do it really depends on what you’re doing

[summer scroll]

I want to destroy an armor stand that was spawned with packets, so my problem right now Is I have an armor stand that rides player, and when the other player who have armor stand goes out of vision (unloaded) from another players, the armor stand will be dismounted only on the another players perspective.

Let's say P1 and P2, P1 has armor stand that rides him and P2 can see the armor stand mounting on P1, and P1 goes out of P2 vision (unloaded) and the armor stand is dismounted on P2 perspective but not on P1 perspeective.

[ancient jackal]

If P1 still has the armor stand why destroy it?

[summer scroll]

It looked dismounted on P2.

There are several ways, whether mounted it back on P2 or destroy the armor stand and equip it on P2 perspective.

Left P1, Right P2

[ancient jackal]

Well you can check for nearby entities that isn’t the player it’s mounted on and if any other player entity is there then do nothing yet

[summer scroll]

What do you mean? I don't understand.

[ancient jackal]

#getNearbyEntities()

[summer scroll]

I mean I want to destroy it on P2 perspective not on P1 perspective.

[ancient jackal]

You might be looking at NMS

[summer scroll]

I'm using NMS

As I say I spawned the armor stand using packets

[summer scroll]

@ancient jackal can you tell me how to get the exact distance with the maximum view distance?

For the getNearbyEntities method.

[limber dust]

Fixed

[golden kelp]

How can I spawn 12 villagers which ride each other (like stacked)

[slim shell]

so I am trying to broadcast this

Bukkit.broadcast(Component.text("updating angles with aspose to " + Math.toDegrees(armorStandPose.x).toFloat() + Math.toDegrees(armorStandPose.y).toFloat() + Math.toDegrees(armorStandPose.z).toFloat()))

I am not getting any syntax errors. But on build I am getting these errors:

Type mismatch: inferred type is TextComponent but String was expected
No value passed for parameter 'p1'

[eternal night]

are you compiling against paper api ?

is your server also running paper ?

spigot does not offer first-level support for adventure

[dusk flicker]

Don't you need to use broadcastMessage

Iirc broadcast requires a perm node

[golden kelp]

can u make an entity ride another entity ( i want to make a villager ride another villager )

[spiral light]

setPassengar

[golden kelp]

ty

how to spawn 8 entities around the player? like 1 in each direction

[sacred mountain]

hey i can't find why my plugin isnt loading, it may be because of the new config system im trying.

java.lang.NullPointerException: null
        at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Fireball.FireballMain.<init>(FireballMain.java:28) ~[?:?]
        at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Main.registerListeners(Main.java:32) ~[?:?]
        at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Main.onEnable(Main.java:19) ~[?:?]
        at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin.setEnabled(JavaPlugin.java:321) ~[spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPluginLoader.enablePlugin(JavaPluginLoader.java:340) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.plugin.SimplePluginManager.enablePlugin(SimplePluginManager.java:405) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.CraftServer.loadPlugin(CraftServer.java:357) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.CraftServer.enablePlugins(CraftServer.java:317) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.s(MinecraftServer.java:414) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.k(MinecraftServer.java:378) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.a(MinecraftServer.java:333) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.DedicatedServer.init(DedicatedServer.java:263) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:525) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) [?:1.8.0_311] ```

do u need my class

i can send it in paste bin

[spiral light]

adding vector to player location

[golden kelp]

Deprecated

[quiet ice]

Java 15+ is your friend

[sacred mountain]

why does everyone have to comment on that

i have my reasons and i need help with this

[quiet ice]

Because it has smart NPEs, it'll tell you exactly what is null absolutely no need to ask anyone about it

[sacred mountain]

well, thats useful

[full elbow]

wait

[sacred mountain]

but i still need to know

[full elbow]

what is the best coding website?

[golden kelp]

depends on what u are coding

[sacred mountain]

get an IDE

[quiet ice]

Well, what is com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Fireball.FireballMain.<init>(FireballMain.java:28) ~[?:?]?

[full elbow]

well im new and im trying to disable elytra

i already

[quiet ice]

If you just want to know java, https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se17/html/index.html is best suited

Plus https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/codeconventions-150003.pdf is also pretty important

[midnight shore]

Guys how can i get a Base64 custom head in an ItemStack?

I want to use this code: eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvMzhmZjQ3M2JkNTJiNGRiMmMwNmYxYWM4N2ZlMTM2N2JjZTc1NzRmYWMzMzBmZmFjNzk1NjIyOWY4MmVmYmExIn19fQ==

[naive bolt]

anyone know where i can get a json list of every 1.8 sound in minecraft so i can pick a random one when a block is broken

[young knoll]

Get a random entry from the sounds enum

[naive bolt]

how do i do that

i want it to be version dependent because obvs cant run a 1.18 sound on a 1.15 server

[young knoll]

Sound.values will get you an array

Then just get a random array element

[limber dust]

anyone know of a way to assign a passive mob the ATTACK_DAMAGE attribute, using the getAttribute() method will return null as a passive mob doesn't naturally have the attack attribute but any other way of assigning one?

[young knoll]

NMS

[limber dust]

im using nms

[young knoll]

Probably have to add the attribute to them

[limber dust]

easier said then done

[young knoll]

Exactly

[midnight shore]

please

[young knoll]

You are using nms, you’re kinda on your own

[limber dust]

i know

[young knoll]

See if the forums have anything

[limber dust]

already checked

[young knoll]

Use the PlayerProfile API

[limber dust]

i ask here last if i can't find anything anywhere

there are methods for older versions like 1.16 and 15 but all those methods that i've tested don't work on 1.18

[midnight shore]

I don't want the offlineplayer i want the encoded 64 player head

[midnight shore]

https://minecraft-heads.com/custom-heads/animals/25374-lion

[ivory sleet]

technically you could just force set it with sth like reflection, or even unsafe

[young knoll]

No one said anything about offline player

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/profile/PlayerProfile.html

[midnight shore]

oh ok

[tardy delta]

👀

[midnight shore]

I can't access the createPlayerProfile method... What server do i need? I tried Bukkit# and Server# but nothing shows up

[young knoll]

Latest

[midnight shore]

what?

[quaint mantle]

playerprofile is for 1.18

at least it was added in 1.18

[young knoll]

Latest 1.18 at that

[midnight shore]

I'm in 1.17

[quaint mantle]

well

nms momento

[young knoll]

Then you don’t have it

[sacred mountain]

anyone know why this is happening? i ran it through a yaml validator and its fine

org.bukkit.configuration.InvalidConfigurationException: mapping values are not allowed here
 in 'string', line 3, column 12:
    goldenheads:```

my config:

```goldenheads:
  cooldown-msg: "&cGolden Heads are on cooldown for &6%timeleft% &cseconds"
  effects:
    - "ABSORPTION:3:120"
    - "REGENERATION:3:8"
  item-lore:
    - "first line"
    - "second line"
    - "third line"
  item-name: "&bHello"
  wrong-usage-msg: "&aUse &e&lRIGHT_CLICK &ato consume!"
throwablefireballs:
  blast-radius: 4
  cooldown-msg: "&cFireballs are on cooldown for &6%timeleft% &cseconds"
  damage-multiplier: 1
  fireball-speed-multiplier: 1
  item-lore:
    - "first line"
    - "second line"
    - "third-line"
  item-name: "&bWorld"
  wrong-usage-msg: "&aUse &e&lRIGHT_CLICK &ato throw!"

[young knoll]

update https://www.spigotmc.org/threads/how-to-create-heads-with-custom-base64-texture.352562/

[quaint mantle]

may you post entire stacktrace? cuz i feel like it is not all

?paste

[undone axle]

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

[sacred mountain]

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

[quaint mantle]

it is valid as it seems

[sacred mountain]

yea so i have no clue why

[quaint mantle]

might be snakeyaml error

[sturdy ivy]

Is there a way to get material ID in 1.18?

[quaint mantle]

xseries

if you wanna say that id is the numbers

[tardy delta]

maybe the : ? "ABSORPTION:3:120"

[sacred mountain]

that shouldnt affect it right

its a string placeholder

[tardy delta]

it should be a string

[sacred mountain]

and im not doing anything with it yet

[sturdy ivy]

What is that?

[quaint mantle]

how could it affect the yaml

it couldnt

[sacred mountain]

yea it wont

[young knoll]

A utility to deal with legacy materials

[quaint mantle]

i saw multiple plugins done it

[quaint mantle]

?xseries

[young knoll]

Numeric IDs are dead, don’t use them

[midnight shore]

IT WORKS! TY

[quaint mantle]

gg

but what did you ask

[sacred mountain]

anyone know why my yaml is invalid then?

[quaint mantle]

snakeyaml error then

[sacred mountain]

not sure what u mean

how would i fix that

[young knoll]

Your error says goldenheads is line 3

[tardy delta]

have you tried turning it off and back on again?

[young knoll]

What are lines 1 and 2

[quaint mantle]

wait

[sacred mountain]

a comment and a blank line

[quaint mantle]

post all of ur yaml

it might not help but just want to make sure

[sacred mountain]

i updated it, ill send the new one

  cooldown-msg: "&cGolden Heads are on cooldown for &6%timeleft% &cseconds"
  effects:
    - ABSORPTION:3:120
    - REGENERATION:3:8
  item-lore:
    - "first line"
    - "second line"
    - "third line"
  item-name: "&bHello"
  wrong-usage-msg: "&aUse &e&lRIGHT_CLICK &ato consume!"

throwablefireballs:
  blast-radius: 4
  cooldown-msg: "&cFireballs are on cooldown for &6%timeleft% &cseconds"
  damage-multiplier: 1
  fireball-speed-multiplier: 1
  item-lore:
    - "first line"
    - "second line"
    - "third-line"
  item-name: "&bWorld"
  wrong-usage-msg: "&aUse &e&lRIGHT_CLICK &ato throw!"

tjats it currerntly

[quaint mantle]

okay

then check if it still throws the error

[young knoll]

Make sure the file in your server is up to date

[sacred mountain]

im checkin now

[quaint mantle]

wait i think server.pro and other host is kinda "illegal" right

cause we can download the spigot jar/minecraft jar through their files

lol

[sturdy ivy]

But how I get material ID in 1.18 of 1.8 material?

[quaint mantle]

use xseries

[tardy delta]

@ivory sleet does this looks good?
https://paste.helpch.at/esilekigot.java

[quaint mantle]

or use multiple module

to handle multi ver

[young knoll]

Or stop supporting legacy

:3

[quaint mantle]

[sacred mountain]

i know why, my default config was different from the one stored in the server files. It doesnt regenerate if it its invalid

i might make a util for that

[quaint mantle]

imagine you didnt know that 😒

[sacred mountain]

:(

[quaint mantle]

you can use the update config

[sacred mountain]

o oka

[quaint mantle]

from @tender shard

alex go give him the link

im too lazy to find it

lol

[sacred mountain]

lol ok

[young knoll]

But does it heck comments

[quaint mantle]

basically how they work was that they have the config-ver or something in their config, and each startup they check if the config-ver is the same as the config-ver they have

if they arent

they will rename the file to old_config.yml

then generate new one

[tardy delta]

could use that for my lang file

[quaint mantle]

instead of removing that old config then generate new one

[tardy delta]

however it just loops through the values so i wont need it

[quaint mantle]

renaming it to oldconfig to help server owners to transfer any important values from the old config to the new config if they need to

@sacred mountain

[sacred mountain]

mk

[young knoll]

I think redlib handles it without yeeting the old one

[quaint mantle]

redlib op but no toml support

sadge

[tiny mural]

How to cancel player login?

[sacred mountain]

whitelist the server

[tiny mural]

Isn't there an event for such things?

[sacred mountain]

i have a weird problem where knockback lags from the damage

idk how to explain

the entities take damage first, and then take kb a short bit later

and i have no idea why

anyone?

import com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Main;
import org.bukkit.entity.Entity;
import org.bukkit.entity.EntityType;
import org.bukkit.entity.LivingEntity;
import org.bukkit.event.EventHandler;
import org.bukkit.event.EventPriority;
import org.bukkit.event.Listener;
import org.bukkit.event.entity.EntityDamageByEntityEvent;
import org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin;

public class DamageHandler implements Listener {

    Plugin plugin = Main.getPlugin(Main.class);

    public DamageHandler(Main main) {

    }

    int explosionmultiplier = plugin.getConfig().getInt("throwablefireballs.damage-multiplier");
    double localradius = plugin.getConfig().getInt("throwablefireballs.blast-radius");

    @EventHandler (priority = EventPriority.HIGHEST)
    public void onExplode(EntityDamageByEntityEvent e) {
        if (e.getDamager().getType().equals(EntityType.FIREBALL) && e.getEntityType().equals(EntityType.PLAYER)) {
            double d = e.getEntity().getLocation().distanceSquared(e.getDamager().getLocation());
            if (d <= 2.0D) {
                e.setDamage(16.0D);
            } else {
                e.setDamage(12.0D);
            }

            for (Entity entity : e.getEntity().getNearbyEntities(this.localradius, this.localradius, this.localradius)) {
                if (entity instanceof LivingEntity) {
                    LivingEntity le = (LivingEntity) entity;
                    double dist = e.getEntity().getLocation().distanceSquared(le.getLocation());
                    if (dist <= 2.0D) {
                        e.setDamage(18.0D * explosionmultiplier);
                    } else {
                        e.setDamage(14.0D * explosionmultiplier);
                    }
                }
            }
        }

    }
}

[quaint mantle]

lag

it just lag

[sacred mountain]

i can show u in a screenshare

no its not lag

[quaint mantle]

pure server lag

[sacred mountain]

the server is fine

[quaint mantle]

you are lag

[sacred mountain]

its legit running on my pc

bruh

[quaint mantle]

well

[sacred mountain]

i have 1 ping

[quaint mantle]

if they are running on your pc

most of the times that is lag

i wont write a wall of text here to explain why it lag

but basically

[sturdy ivy]

Any thoughts?

        Caused by: java.util.NoSuchElementException: No value present
        at java.util.Optional.get(Optional.java:143) ~[?:?]
        at com.modnmetl.virtualrealty.commands.test.TestCommand.onCommand(TestCommand.java:35) ~[virtualrealty-2.0.0.jar:?]
        at org.bukkit.command.PluginCommand.execute(PluginCommand.java:45) ~[paper-api-1.18.1-R0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar:?]
        ... 21 more

Input: /test 2:0

XMaterial.matchXMaterial(Integer.parseInt(args[0].split(":")[0]), Byte.parseByte(args[0].split(":")[1])).get().parseMaterial()

[quaint mantle]

your pc are not good enough to run a server, even though it is 20 tps, it still lag

[sacred mountain]

i havve 64 gig of ram/

[quaint mantle]

go use some real servers to run servers

less ram = lag

but more ram != less lag

[sacred mountain]

i know as in

it usually runs fine

and ghast fireballs work

like from the ghasts

this is pretty much the same thing so idk why its happening

[quaint mantle]

wait

send me your cpu

[tardy delta]

Byte.parseByte(args[0].split(":")[1])).get() is an Optional and calling the get() method when its internal value is null, will result ina nosuchelement exception

[visual tide]

matchXMaterial cant find a material that matches your input so it retunrs an empty Optional

[tardy delta]

^^

[sturdy ivy]

But why It can't find one? Its grass

lol

[visual tide]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

matchXMaterial's fault

[quaint mantle]

what are you trying to get

grass block or what

[quiet ice]

Actually more ram means more lag with the wrong GC settings and too much RAM allocated

[quaint mantle]

geol is typing

[sacred mountain]

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4701EQ CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.40 GHz

took a while to find it

its just me online

and its a flat world

[quaint mantle]

well i guess i7 should be enough to handle at least 1 player then

[sturdy ivy]

yes

[quaint mantle]

go use grass block

instead of grass

iirc

[quiet ice]

yeah, that is a common beginner error

[sturdy ivy]

have you seen input?

[sacred mountain]

i really doubt its my pc thats why im asking for help

[quaint mantle]

no i did not

[quaint mantle]

🤷‍♂️

[sturdy ivy]

.

[sacred mountain]

setting the damage of an explosion shouldnt take a long time right

[sturdy ivy]

I want to get it thorugh material ID

[quaint mantle]

try use name

[sturdy ivy]

But I don't want to..

[quiet ice]

Since when does parseByte return an Optional?

[quaint mantle]

why dont you

they are still gonna work

[quiet ice]

ah nvm, confused some stuff

[sturdy ivy]

Because I don't want to use that. I want to get material from ID. I told you previously.

[tardy delta]

xd

[sturdy ivy]

I dont have choice

[tardy delta]

looks weird too that method that call

[quaint mantle]

hey

may i ask

what are you trying to do

because i suspect an x y problem

[quiet ice]

Would it be possible to simply trigger legacy mode?

[quaint mantle]

cant even read

[sturdy ivy]

On the bottom

[hollow bluff]

?paste it bro

[undone axle]

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

[sturdy ivy]

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

[quaint mantle]

wait

you have nitro

noooooo

[sturdy ivy]

?

[quaint mantle]

nah dont mind it

[sacred mountain]

im really confused now

so basically

i added some code comments and compiled the plugin

and now it works

huh

[quaint mantle]

well

uhhhh

[sacred mountain]

like i legit changed nothing

[quaint mantle]

idk

did you

[sacred mountain]

well at least it works now

[quaint mantle]

use anything

while running the server

[sacred mountain]

wym by use anything

[quaint mantle]

like only the server with mc or something else too?

[sacred mountain]

nope, i didnt change anything

[quiet ice]

(i. e. accidental dos)

[quaint mantle]

well thats could just be temporary lag

by something

[sacred mountain]

yeah well thanks anyways :) at least its fixed now

[red sedge]

how can i get the latest accessible inventory slot

[tardy delta]

can i cast a Object[] to String[]?
like this

and if only one arg is passed in will it be a new String[1]

[sacred mountain]

anyone know how to print colors to the console?

[tardy delta]

Bukkit.getConsoleSender().sendMessage(ChatColor.RED + "yes")

ChatColor#translateAlternateColors is smth too

it works on the windows commandprompt

[chilly haven]

player.sendMessage("You can't enable your pvptimer for another " + (10000 - (System.currentTimeMillis() - cooldown.get(player.getUniqueId()))) + " seconds!");
Is there anyway to convert this to seconds

[sacred mountain]

would this work

import org.bukkit.Bukkit;

public class Logger {
    public static void log(String msg) {
        msg = ColorUtil.translateColorCodes("&6[LOG]&r " + msg);
        Bukkit.getConsoleSender().sendMessage(msg);
    }

    public static void debug(String msg) {
        log("&6[DEBUG]&r" + msg);
    }
}```

[quiet ice]

I doubt it

[sacred mountain]

just want to make a quick util so ican use it everywhere

[red sedge]

just.. math?

[chilly haven]

math is hard

[quiet ice]

I s = 1000 ms

[red sedge]

thats like... 6th grade math...

if you stretch it

[quiet ice]

Nah, that is 3rd grade math

Okay perhaps not as these are pretty large numbers, but the basics behind it are 3rd grade

[red sedge]

yeah idk how america does stuff so i just went with what would be expected from america

[dusk flicker]

we arent that stupid

[quaint mantle]

without syntax highlight i cant even see the code

[dusk flicker]

well some are

[red sedge]

cmon most of you are the kind of people that would type EU as a favorite country

[dusk flicker]

not most

SOME

[tardy delta]

classcast exc meh

[dusk flicker]

personally asia is my favorite country /j

[red sedge]

asia mm

amazing country am I right

[tardy delta]

is asia a country?

🤔

[quiet ice]

No, but paris is one

[tardy delta]

ah yes

[quiet ice]

There's paris and the rest of france

Idk what asia is though

[quaint mantle]

which asia country

[spare prism]

Why?

java.lang.ClassCastException: class java.util.ArrayList cannot be cast to class net.md_5.bungee.config.Configuration (java.util.ArrayList is in module java.base of loader 'bootstrap'; net.md_5.bungee.config.Configuration is in unnamed module of loader 'app')```

`dataConfig.set("PlayerData." + uuid + ".Punishments.Ban.Initiator", banPunishment.getInitiator());`

PlayerData:
71cd065e-3980-4f06-8da6-769311af1132:
Punishments:
Mute: []
Ban: []
UltraBan: []
IPBan: []
Warns: []

[red sedge]

its the country that has america as its worlds

[red sedge]

thats the point...

[dusk flicker]

tf is an ultra ban

but the error basically tells you exactly what yo uneed to know

[red sedge]

double ban

[spare prism]

?

[red sedge]

triple ban

[spare prism]

I don't cast anything there

[quiet ice]

it do be interesting that it is doing an implicit cast

What is the whole stacktrace?

[undone axle]

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

[spare prism]

?paste

[spare prism]

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

[quiet ice]

And what is the datatype of .getInitiator()?

[spare prism]

UUID

[quiet ice]

Ah

?stash

[undone axle]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/stash/

[quiet ice]

I think I know why it is happening, but I cannot really put it in words

[spare prism]

🤔

It's BungeeCord btw

[quaint mantle]

type stracktrace

[quiet ice]

Basically https://github.com/SpigotMC/BungeeCord/blob/master/config/src/main/java/net/md_5/bungee/config/Configuration.java#L63 throws the exception

[quaint mantle]

wtf is the convention

i cant read it

the fu-

[quiet ice]

Ah, ban is a list

[dusk flicker]

oh dear fuck

[quiet ice]

but it must be a configuration section

Which it isn't

[spare prism]

yes, but I can't do it for some reason

how can I

using Bungee API

[quiet ice]

Declare it is a config section and not as an array

I.e. instead of

PlayerData:
  71cd065e-3980-4f06-8da6-769311af1132:
    Punishments:
      Mute: []
      Ban: []
      UltraBan: []
      IPBan: []
      Warns: []

you'd have

PlayerData:
  71cd065e-3980-4f06-8da6-769311af1132:
    Punishments:
      Mute: []
      Ban:
      UltraBan: []
      IPBan: []
      Warns: []

[spare prism]

What is the class of the Config section?

I tried this

    @Override
    public void registerPlayer(ProxiedPlayer proxiedPlayer) {
        UUID uuid = proxiedPlayer.getUniqueId();

        dataConfig.set("PlayerData." + uuid.toString() + ".Punishments.Mute", new Configuration[0]);
        dataConfig.set("PlayerData." + uuid.toString() + ".Punishments.Ban", new Configuration[0]);
        dataConfig.set("PlayerData." + uuid.toString() + ".Punishments.UltraBan", new Configuration[0]);
        dataConfig.set("PlayerData." + uuid.toString() + ".Punishments.IPBan", new Configuration[0]);
        dataConfig.set("PlayerData." + uuid.toString() + ".Punishments.Warns", new Configuration[0]);
        saveConfigFiles();
    }

[quiet ice]

Basically remove dataConfig.set("PlayerData." + uuid.toString() + ".Punishments.Ban", new Configuration[0]);

That declares it as an array, not as a section

[spare prism]

How can I declare that as an empty config section?

[quiet ice]

Which means that key-value mappings can be specified

[spare prism]

maybe to put there an empty map?

cause in Bukkit API I do it by new ConfigurationSection[0]

[quiet ice]

That shouldn't work either

I'd say via https://github.com/SpigotMC/BungeeCord/blob/master/config/src/main/java/net/md_5/bungee/config/Configuration.java#L133 but I never used bungee myself, so ¯_(ツ)_/¯

It is probably best to just not declare it at all

Found it, via config.set("path", new HashMap<>()) (see https://github.com/SpigotMC/BungeeCord/blob/master/config/src/main/java/net/md_5/bungee/config/Configuration.java#L113).

[tardy delta]

unnessecary toString ._.

[quiet ice]

can be useful for nullabillity assertions

[spare prism]

I'll try it now then

[tardy delta]

hmm ._.

[spare prism]

it works

@quiet ice, ily

(no homo)

tysm

[quiet ice]

Does anyone have any negative experiences with Locale#getISO3Language (specifically it's performance)? I do not quite like it's implementation but it also appears to be the only sane way of indexing languages as the others seem to be built on not well defined standards where as getISO3Language is very direct in which implementation it uses

[tribal holly]

Hi i have a java question: I have a class named CustomEnchant extanding Enchant (Enchant from bukkit method). When i try to call CustomEnchant::canEnchantItem() it call Enchant::canEnchantItem(). And when i try to cast my call i have an error about : Cannot casting CustomEnchant with CustomEnchant
I there some way to call the good class method ?

[tardy delta]

is there a better way lol?

[quiet ice]

System.arrayCopy

so

String[] a = new String[args.length];
System.arraycopy(args, 0, a, 0, args.length);

[sacred mountain]

hey my config cant currently be changed when you edit the file, how do i fxi this?

[quiet ice]

Though if you want to invoke .toString on all the objects, You'd need to iterate over the array

[sacred mountain]

plugin.reloadConfig(); isnt working for me

[tardy delta]

alright

[dusk flicker]

?notworking

[undone axle]

"Does not working" is a useless statement. Please describe what exactly is not working, what you expect it to do, and what actually happens. If you get any console errors, also ?paste the entire stacktrace.

[maiden briar]

java.sql.SQLException: Invalid utf8mb4 character string: 'ACED00'
On

public Rating getStoredRating(UUID player)
{
return getFirstValue("SELECT * FROM {table} WHERE player_uuid = ?", player);
}

[tardy delta]

why {table}

[maiden briar]

That is replaced

[quaint mantle]

Uhm, wouldnt thst cause cast errors? He needs to convert objects to strings

[tardy delta]

why not just "SELECT * FROM " + tableName?

[maiden briar]

This is more easy

[tardy delta]

lol

public variables are easy too

[maiden briar]

I know, but any answer for my error?

[quaint mantle]

Just keeping the name of your table is easy too 🙂

[quaint mantle]

Wgar data type you use for uuids?

[maiden briar]

Java's UUID class

VARCHAR(36)

[tardy delta]

show where you do the replace

[maiden briar]

public T getFirstValue(final String query, Object... values)
    {
        List<T> data = get(query, values);

        if(data.isEmpty())
            return null;
        else
            return data.get(0);
    }

    public List<T> get(final String query, Object... values)
    {
        PreparedStatement preparedStatement = this.database.prepareStatement(query.replace("{table}", getName()));

.....

[dusk flicker]

I feel like that introduces a bigger failure point then just hardcoding the name would be

[quaint mantle]

Have you tried yhis on other databases?

[quiet ice]

Yes, but if it can be expected that they are all strings, then that is the way to go, otherwise iterate over array

[maiden briar]

Printed to console: com.mysql.cj.jdbc.ClientPreparedStatement: SELECT * FROM pastseasonratings WHERE player_uuid = ** STREAM DATA **

** STREAM DATA **????

[tardy delta]

and where does getName() comes from?

[maiden briar]

That works, that is just a public field with the name of the table

That one is correct in this query

[sacred mountain]

anyone know why my plugin doesnt enable?

[13:19:20 ERROR]: Error occurred while enabling VLandsUtils v1.3.0-CONFIGUTILTEST (Is it up to date?)
java.lang.NullPointerException: null
        at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Fireball.FireballMain.<init>(FireballMain.java:25) ~[?:?]
        at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Main.registerListeners(Main.java:30) ~[?:?]
        at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Main.onEnable(Main.java:16) ~[?:?]
        at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin.setEnabled(JavaPlugin.java:321) ~[spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPluginLoader.enablePlugin(JavaPluginLoader.java:340) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.plugin.SimplePluginManager.enablePlugin(SimplePluginManager.java:405) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.CraftServer.loadPlugin(CraftServer.java:357) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.CraftServer.enablePlugins(CraftServer.java:317) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.s(MinecraftServer.java:414) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.k(MinecraftServer.java:378) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.a(MinecraftServer.java:333) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.DedicatedServer.init(DedicatedServer.java:263) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:525) [spigot.jar:git-Spigot-21fe707-741a1bd]
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) [?:1.8.0_311]```

[maiden briar]

java.lang.NullPointerException: null at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Fireball.FireballMain.<init>(FireballMain.java:25)

[sacred mountain]

i can see that. i just dont know whats wrong

[spiral light]

at com.clonkc.vlands.kitpvp.Fireball.FireballMain.<init>(FireballMain.java:25) ~[?:?]
whats the code ?

[maiden briar]

A null value is used

[tardy delta]

whats in your FireballMain file line 25?

[spiral light]

what version is the plugin and the server ?

[quaint mantle]

.

[sacred mountain]

float blastradius = Configuration.get().getInt("throwablefireballs.blast-radius");

[maiden briar]

Configuration.get() or .getInt("throwablefireballs.blast-radius") is null

[dusk flicker]

yikes

use a paste

?paste

[undone axle]

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

[tardy delta]

Configuration.get() is null i guess

[maiden briar]

Anyone knows why I get ** STREAM DATA ** if I put in an UUID value?

[tardy delta]

getInt cant return null

[sacred mountain]

hm

[maiden briar]

Then this

[tardy delta]

what does that return?

[quaint mantle]

Have you tried explicitly calling toString on uuid?

[maiden briar]

Trying...

[maiden briar]

Hm that works, thanks!

[tardy delta]

i would do WHERE player_uuid=? instead of using the spaces idk if that would be something

[sacred mountain]

Returns:
Requested int.

[tardy delta]

what does Configuration.get() returns?

[maiden briar]

Why? I'd like it with a space

[sacred mountain]

@Contract(pure = true)
public static FileConfiguration get()
Inferred annotations:
@org.jetbrains.annotations.Contract(pure = true)

thast when i hover over it

[tardy delta]

oh was just wonderinf if that was the problem

[quaint mantle]

How do you set preparedstatement arguments?

[maiden briar]

for(int i = 1; i <= values.length; i++)
    preparedStatement.setObject(i, values[i - 1]);

[tardy delta]

setString probably

[quaint mantle]

that makes sense

[sacred mountain]

im following a tutorial on config files btw, so this is where i get the code from the vid im watching

https://snippets.cacher.io/snippet/e1f3bdc29b1739dc374c#F2

[quaint mantle]

you set directly an uuid, not the string representation

[maiden briar]

But that could also be an integer or long

[maiden briar]

Yes I thought so

[quaint mantle]

And it probably has some custom adapter

[maiden briar]

instanceof UUID ?

[quaint mantle]

Ugly

One Word: JDBI

[maiden briar]

And that means?

[tardy delta]

you didnt call setup()

before calling get()

so it is null

and static mehh

[quaint mantle]

A modern fluent java sql library

[maiden briar]

No need for right now, still thanks for helping me out

[sacred mountain]

i called it in the main class

does it have to be called in all classes using configuration.get?

[tardy delta]

no

[quaint mantle]

Just don't use singletones

[tardy delta]

or dojava FIleCOnfi get() { if (customfile == null) reload() return customfile }

[sacred mountain]

public void onEnable() {
        this.registerListeners();
        this.registerCommands();

        //Setup config
        getConfig().options().copyDefaults();
        saveDefaultConfig();

        Configuration.setup();
        Configuration.get().options().copyDefaults(true);
        Configuration.save();

    }```