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[sacred mountain]

thats the main class

[tardy delta]

idk

[hollow sand]

How would I be able to fix this error? I get this in console every time I execute a cmd

[14:25:06] [Server thread/INFO]: laptev issued server command: /particle heart
[14:25:06] [Server thread/ERROR]: null
org.bukkit.command.CommandException: Unhandled exception executing command 'particle' in plugin Heart-Projectiles v1.0-SNAPSHOT
        at org.bukkit.command.PluginCommand.execute(PluginCommand.java:47) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at org.bukkit.command.SimpleCommandMap.dispatch(SimpleCommandMap.java:149) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_17_R1.CraftServer.dispatchCommand(CraftServer.java:790) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.network.PlayerConnection.handleCommand(PlayerConnection.java:1931) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.network.PlayerConnection.a(PlayerConnection.java:1770) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.network.PlayerConnection.a(PlayerConnection.java:1751) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.network.protocol.game.PacketPlayInChat.a(PacketPlayInChat.java:46) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.network.protocol.game.PacketPlayInChat.a(PacketPlayInChat.java:1) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.network.protocol.PlayerConnectionUtils.lambda$0(PlayerConnectionUtils.java:30) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.TickTask.run(SourceFile:18) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.util.thread.IAsyncTaskHandler.executeTask(SourceFile:151) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]

        at net.minecraft.util.thread.IAsyncTaskHandlerReentrant.executeTask(SourceFile:23) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.util.thread.IAsyncTaskHandler.executeNext(SourceFile:125) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.bf(MinecraftServer.java:1148) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.executeNext(MinecraftServer.java:1141) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.util.thread.IAsyncTaskHandler.awaitTasks(SourceFile:134) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.sleepForTick(MinecraftServer.java:1125) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.x(MinecraftServer.java:1054) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.lambda$0(MinecraftServer.java:305) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:833) [?:?]
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "org.bukkit.entity.Player.hasPermission(String)" because "this.player" is null
        at me.rockorbonk.candor.laptevsorder.LaptevsCommands.onCommand(LaptevsCommands.java:66) ~[?:?]
        at org.bukkit.command.PluginCommand.execute(PluginCommand.java:45) ~[airplane.jar:3284a-Spigot-3892929-0ab8487]```

[dusk flicker]

read the stacktrace

[hollow sand]

I did

[sacred mountain]

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: File cannot be null

[crimson terrace]

Im trying to edit a mobs attack damage but skeleton.getAttribute(Attribute.GENERIC_ATTACK_DAMAGE).setBaseValue()
doesnt seem to work. Anyone know anything about this?

[tardy delta]

and make sure your file isnt null

[sacred mountain]

how?

estup() first

[tardy delta]

uhh ye

your singleton goes brr

[sacred mountain]

        if (customFile == null) {
            setup();
            reload();
        }
        return customFile;
    }```

[sacred mountain]

idk what that is

[tardy delta]

static stuff

not really but meh

[sacred mountain]

is that in response to the codei j ust sent

[tardy delta]

no

just setup not both

[sacred mountain]

it said file cannot be null in the stack trace, so wouldnt if (customFile == null) not work

[tardy delta]

i guess setup sets up your file and the fileconfig

[sacred mountain]

hey how would i make it so i can use this syntax in a config file?

effects:
    - ABSORPTION:3:120
    - REGENERATION:3:8

EFFECT:AMPLIFIER:DURATION

PotionEffect effect1 = new PotionEffect(PotionEffectType.ABSORPTION, 120, 3);
player.addPotionEffect(effect1);

[sturdy ivy]

Do you guys recommend any config API?

[lucid bane]

org.bukkit.configuration.file.YamlConfiguration is great

[vale ember]

if i get player location in player move event is it the new or old one?

[tardy delta]

event.getLocation()?

[vale ember]

i know

[tardy delta]

or event.getPlayer().getLocation()

[vale ember]

i mean if i use event.getPlayer().getLocation() is it new or old one?

[tardy delta]

i guess the current one

[vale ember]

is it before or after movement

[supple elk]

I'm trying to return the value of what T is. Anyway I can do this?

[vale ember]

wdym?

[tardy delta]

wait there is getFrom and getTo

[supple elk]

What class T is sorry, like if there was a T.class or something

[vale ember]

you can't return T's class, java is type ereasired

[vale ember]

you can't, java have type erasure

[tardy delta]

T.class?

[vale ember]

NO it won't work

[tardy delta]

wont that work

[visual tide]

not possible with generics

[supple elk]

I see

[tardy delta]

ah 🥲

[vale ember]

java erase all generics on compile

[visual tide]

new T().getClass() :kekw:

[vale ember]

it replace them with Object and insert cast

[supple elk]

I'll explain what I;m trying to do overall then

[vale ember]

your option is probably to accept Class<T> in constructor so you can have it

so it'l be new ItemAbility(String key, Consumer<T> ability, Class<T> clazz)

and then you store it in field

and return it in your method

[tardy delta]

wont work

[supple elk]

basically I want to add abilities using persistent data containers. My plan was as follows: when an event like a right click occurs, look at the tags of the item. Tags would be an ability id, id would go into a hash map to get an ability, then check if the class of the fired event matched the event class of the retrieved ability. If it matches, fire the ability.

[vale ember]

then do what i said, accept Class<T> in constructor, store it in field and return, tho you will need to specific the class twifce on instantiation like:

new ItemAbility<MyClass>("", e -> {}, MyClass.class)

[supple elk]

yeah which seems annoying

[vale ember]

that's annoying but it's the only way

[supple elk]

I could remove the generic

[vale ember]

it's not C#

[supple elk]

but that means having to cast in the consumer

[vale ember]

that's what java do on compile basicly

it remove generics, replace everything with Object and insert casts, thats also the reason you can't have primitive as generic type

[supple elk]

right

[supple elk]

I'll try this then 👍

[sacred mountain]

how would i make it so i dont have to check the config value every time inside a listener

should i update all the variables in the reload()

[vale ember]

wat

[crimson terrace]

checking a config value isnt actually demanding at all

[sacred mountain]

o ok thanks

[visual tide]

that
was
the
joke
hence the :kekw:

[sacred mountain]

i just thought it would be, whenever a player clicks a certain item it would have to open the file

[crimson terrace]

as ive been told its like a hashmap with a (optimally) runtime of O(1)

the config is always loaded I believe

[sacred mountain]

ty 👍

[crimson terrace]

np

[crimson terrace]

anyone have any ideas for this? multiplying the baseValue by 5 doesnt make a difference at all

[sacred mountain]

also another thing about config, how do i make it save the old config to a different file if the config is messed up? and generate a new one. or maybe something like a version , so it would convert if necessar

@tender shard do you have the link to that one? I remember earlier someone said you had a good one

[tardy delta]

hey could you show an example if you got some time please?

im writing some sort of storage implementation but im not sure if i would delegate it

[tardy delta]

Does plugin.getLogger().log(Level.SEVERE, "something", exeption) also prints the stacktrace?

[quaint mantle]

You should use modifiers tbh

[crimson terrace]

i fixed it by using the EntityDamagedByEntityEvent

but I will look into it

[mellow edge]

what would be the best way to detect if an flying redstone machine goes to the specific chunk and then make it stop

[opal juniper]

exeption object != stacktrace

[mellow edge]

or at least how to detect it

then I can just remove all the power like redstone blocks to stop it

[tardy delta]

yea i know but will the method handle printing the stacktrace too?

[opal juniper]

doubt it

[tardy delta]

hm

[vale ember]

can i use onPluginDisable event instead of javaplugin's onDisable?

[spiral light]

why should you use that ?

also i dont think it would work probably

[vale ember]

also can i use event.getPlayer().performCommand() in playerquitevent?

[tardy delta]

the player is still there at that moment i guess

[spiral light]

i think so, but thats a tryandsee moment

[dusk flicker]

?tas

[undone axle]

https://tryitands.ee

[arctic moth]

how do you set up mongodb with the plugin

[vast shale]

So currently I have a design that'll only show the enemies the player has encountered in their enemy catalog. I achieve this by, when attacking a new enemy, checking if they have that enemies specific permission, then giving it to them if not. Then in the enemy catalog GUI, I check for each of these permissions and make the enemy appear if they have it. Thus, I'll have about 60 unique permissions total for the enemies. My question is, is this efficient? Is there a better way of achieving the same thing?

[arctic moth]

all im getting is outdated stuff using deprecated methods

[quiet ice]

Compared to a simple HashMap, not really efficient CPU wise, but it could be more efficient memory wise

[vast shale]

HashMap containing what? A UUID and List<String>/List<Integer>?

[lavish hemlock]

You'd actually want an enum instead of a string/int ID

[vast shale]

Wouldn't the hashmap have be to writen/read from a file on startup/shutdown?

[quiet ice]

Actually, Set<CustomDatatype> (CustomDatatype being a record(UUID, EntityType)) might be better here

And yes, you'd need to write/save it

[tardy delta]

better than permissions atleast

[lavish hemlock]

Btw I'd actually say that killing an enemy gives you their permission.

Means you can't just hit one once and then run and gain the entry.

So completionism is harder.

(Also means you have to kill the ender dragon/wither to get their entry)

But that's just some gameplay feedback.

[vast shale]

Gotcha, the way the battling works in my plugin, rewards are only added upon a battle end so that shouldn't be too bad

[vast shale]

Would this only work with existing minecraft mobs? All enemies in my game are Citizens2 NPCs

[tardy delta]

oh npcs are entities too right?

wait

they are packets i guess

[quiet ice]

Well, then use some other identifier instead of EntityType, ideally it is an enum, but anything with a fast-ish .equals() and .hashcode() method should suffice

[tardy delta]

uuid maybe?

[vast shale]

There are multiples of the same enenmy

[lavish hemlock]

I recommended enums bc of the EnumSet class, which acts as an abstraction over bit flags.

[tardy delta]

or wont that work if the npcs are no actual entities?

[vast shale]

I'm having trouble trying to think of how this EnumSet would work. Would the EnumSet be contained within a hashmap? And what would the EnumSet look like? I have enemies differentiated by name. So would the set contain "Enemy Name 1", "Enemy Name 2", etc?

[lavish hemlock]

I think it would work like

[quiet ice]

Usually you'd want to identify it using an enum, not using a string

[lavish hemlock]

HashMap<UUID, EnumSet<EnemyType>>, where UUID is the player who is assigned with the entries in EnumSet, and EnemyType is the enemies they've seen so far.

You do need to do a computeIfAbsent before accessing the value, since a player might not have one yet.

[quiet ice]

Alternatively Set<Map.Entry<UUID, EnemyType>>, which would reduce a lot of the enumset allocations

[vast shale]

Interesting

[quiet ice]

However it would be less efficent memory-wise if there are a lot of players with high completion, but would be more efficent if there are a lot of players with almost no completion

[stuck flax]

is there any issues with using YAML for large databases since I know JSON can be corrupted

[vast shale]

In both cases, what would the enum EnemyType be? Not too experienced in enums

[vast shale]

Probably the latter, but I'll keep both methods in mind

[tardy delta]

not really as its a map internally

but i would use a db

[lavish hemlock]

Honestly collection allocation is the least important thing when it comes to optimization.

My solution makes lookup time very fast.

[stuck flax]

What is the advantages of using a database over a YAML file

[quiet ice]

Depends on your code, however I imagine something like this:

public enum EnemyType {
   ENEMY_TYPE_1,
   ENEMY_TYPE_2,
   ENEMY_TYPE_3,
   ETC;
}

[quiet ice]

Meanwhile mine makes the random lookup/write times faster

[tardy delta]

you can store stuff in a relational way with f.e. tables for each type of stuff you want to store

[quiet ice]

Heh, useless microoptimisation

[vast shale]

Battle of the Java titans

[lavish hemlock]

(While I believing storing a set of entries is not only redundant (since HashSet uses HashMap underlyingly), but lookup requires an iterative process where you have to check contains multiple times, instead of a single get and iteration over the result)

[stuck flax]

I'm not gonna be storing much, just a number to a UUID so I'll go with YAML. Thanks for the help.

[tardy delta]

ye if youre only storing that kind of stuff i think yaml is better

[quiet ice]

Also the monolithic map/set approach is far easier to make atomic which is why I usually use it over nested maps/sets as having "fully async capable" is probably a good (albeit useless) selling point

[lavish hemlock]

I mean you can just make a custom wrapper type

[quiet ice]

Although in this case I think both have more or less the same atomicity as long as you use putIfAbsent

[lavish hemlock]

Although in this situation I don't think he needs async

[vast shale]

Is there an advantage of putIfAbsent over .contains() == null?

acutally just if .contains()

[lavish hemlock]

I still recommend computeIfAbsent

[vast shale]

Got it

[lavish hemlock]

putIfAbsent requires you pass the value to put, which results in a useless allocation if you don't need to put a value in there.

While computeIfAbsent allows you to pass a Supplier function

[vast shale]

Interesting

[tardy delta]

what if he just wants to put a value?

[lavish hemlock]

Then put :p

[tardy delta]

well ye if absent

😊

[lavish hemlock]

Well my point is that if the value isn't absent, a call to putIfAbsent does more than it needs to.

While computeIfAbsent does effectively nothing in the same situation.

[quiet ice]

I mean, the chance of there being a race condition is minimal enough so there isn't too much of a diff, but interesting to note

[vale ember]

how to fix mob (villager) looking down by default?

[tardy delta]

wdym it does more than expected?

👀

[lavish hemlock]

Not more than expected

More than it needs to

When you do putIfAbsent(key, new MyValue())

You have to instantiate MyValue to call putIfAbsent

while computeIfAbsent(key, MyValue::new /* () -> new MyValue() */) doesn't instantiate it until necessary

[tardy delta]

and in computeIfAbsent you could do MyValue::new

ah youre right

[lavish hemlock]

I'm pretty sure putIfAbsent exists as a pre-Java 8 method.

[quiet ice]

Object o = map.get(key);
if (o == null) {
    o = new Object();
    Object var10001 = map.putIfAbsent(o);
    if (var10001 != null) {
       o = var10001;
    }
}

In the rare case that something is added between get and putIfAbsent, the new Object allocation is useless there

[lavish hemlock]

Is that the decompiled code or smthn?

[neon minnow]

What is the best way to handle anti swear? Regex?

[vale ember]

what is the yaw and pitch for mob looking forward not down?

[quiet ice]

I have been looking at too much decompiled code so I start using stupid var naming

[lavish hemlock]

A hundreds of lines long filter

Good luck

[lavish hemlock]

Pff

It looks too much like decompiled code

It's the fact that you're storing each value in o

It reminds me of like

If the compiler did multiple ASTORE instructions to the same local

[quiet ice]

Yeah, this is intended and I do this very often in production code nowadays (just not with o as the var name)

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah the only time I will set a variable is like

Indices (i) and strings that I'm substringing

Otherwise I final all my locals.

[tardy delta]

local final variables 😔

[vale ember]

try looking at ready things, look at source code if you want to do it yourself

[lavish hemlock]

I like it, it makes the variables stand out more

[tardy delta]

void doSomething(@NotNull final Object o) 🥺

[lavish hemlock]

Nah that's awful

Fuck final parameters

[quiet ice]

it can be useful if you suspect that you could accidentally set it to a value later on

[lavish hemlock]

Or final ARM resources

[vale ember]

do final paramters have any impact on performance or not?

[lavish hemlock]

Nope

final has no bearing on performance except for fields, I'm pretty sure.

[quiet ice]

Nope, the JVM discards access modifiers

Not sure if it also does with with fields

[lavish hemlock]

Well field access has to be optimized

Although

The compiler automatically inlines public static final

But yeah there's some hints that private static final is JVM optimized

Lemme find the post

[vale ember]

plz

[lavish hemlock]

JIT constants https://shipilev.net/jvm/anatomy-quarks/15-just-in-time-constants/

If it's not inlined by the AOT compiler (Javac), it is by the JIT compiler.

(Also here's a fun fact https://shipilev.net/jvm/anatomy-quarks/14-constant-variables/)

(I actually ran into this quirk myself)

[tranquil viper]

String newDisplayName = format(target.getCustomName().replace(String.valueOf(alreadyStacked), String.valueOf(newAmount)));

Why would this be limited to 9? Once I get to ten it changes to this:

[wary harness]

guys there is a big exploit insta kill with bow works from 1.9 up to 1.18

any one has solutin for this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itFLgGPkN8U&ab_channel=TheDuperTrooper

[tranquil viper]

it should look like this

[wary harness]

I was trying to decompile code

but it is obfiscated

you can't read shit

[vast shale]

So I have my HashMap<UUID, EnumSet<EnemyType>> but would there be a way to store the number defeated along with the EnemyType?

[lavish hemlock]

Been up for 3 days... and it's only got 20k views... hmm. Looks fake.

[wary harness]

it is real iit works on bigger servers

[quiet ice]

fake

[muted sand]

how do i load a 5 chunk radius near a pair of x,z coordinates?
Is it just for-looping my ass off?

[vale ember]

have you tried yourself?

[quiet ice]

Although, only 25 dislikes...

[wary harness]

yes

[lavish hemlock]

Also gotta love that Fortnite sponsor in the middle of an exploit PSA

That's not sketchy

[vale ember]

how you see dislikes??

[lavish hemlock]

Browser extension

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/return-youtube-dislike/gebbhagfogifgggkldgodflihgfeippi

[vale ember]

it still works? do it show up to date?

[lavish hemlock]

Currently, YT has just hidden dislikes but they're still recorded.

[quiet ice]

Nope, the extension guesses the dislike count based on users

[lavish hemlock]

In the future they'll be fully removed

I thought they didn't do that

[quiet ice]

They already removed the public endpoint

[lavish hemlock]

Oh

Yeah okay then

replaceAll uses regex, you probably want replace

[neon minnow]

Thanks

fixed

[young knoll]

Still worst named method

0/10 oracle

[lavish hemlock]

Agreed

[tardy delta]

replaceRegex 😶

saw that

[wary harness]

Do you maybe know anything about exploit which I posted

[lavish hemlock]

I think Kotlin renames those methods to smthn like this

[tardy delta]

im wondering what different database implementations i would use for my plugins storage

like i have one now a SqlStorage which uses either mysql or h2, cant make an apart one for h2 cuz it follows the same sql syntax

[quiet ice]

As long as it isn't an RCE I don't really care about this exploit

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah me neither lol

[quiet ice]

Even if it is real

[lavish hemlock]

I don't play on servers ever

[worldly ingot]

SQLite is the only one that comes to mind

Which has a different syntax than MySQL does

it's flat file though

[minor fox]

Does anyone happen to know where exactly the motY field in the NMS Entity class is edited when a player takes fall damage?

[glossy venture]

replacePattern or something

would be nice

[tardy delta]

mhm ye

[neon minnow]

I got a words array, how do I regex through the e.message to see if there are any words from words array in there? Thanks

[red sedge]

How can I get the empty slots?

[glossy venture]

if i understood correctly, you wont need regex for that

[red sedge]

of an inventory

[neon minnow]

So? how could i do it? i mean i thought regex was good cus its optimised im just makking antis wear

.contains would not really help

[glossy venture]

yeah you dont need regex for that just iterate over an array of words and check for every word if the string contains it using String.contains(...)

[neon minnow]

because they can easily change it

[neon minnow]

look at my msg pls

[glossy venture]

oh

then include variations

[neon minnow]

so like regex would detect if they try circumventing

[glossy venture]

if you really want to you could split the string into words and check per word an error term

[neon minnow]

im not going to add thousands of iterations and variations when a regex could possibly solve it?

[glossy venture]

not regex

[neon minnow]

why not?

is it bad

[neon minnow]

ohh but would that be a bit slow / unoptimized?

[glossy venture]

basically same as regex

[neon minnow]

oh right

[glossy venture]

i mean you would have to iterate over all words anyways

lemme work on a simple implementation

[glossy venture]

im not a regex expert but i dont think thats how regex works

[tardy delta]

you cant say shit meh

[glossy venture]

also please put it in a code block

[neon minnow]

give me the code block symbol

my keyboard is shite

[glossy venture]

"`"

[neon minnow]

ty

[tardy delta]

```kotlin would even better

[neon minnow]

dunno how to do it

[tardy delta]

just type it after the `

[neon minnow]

i did.....

fkin stupid

kotlin```val words: List<String> = arrayListOf("fuck", "shit")

    val wordsToMatch = "(" + java.lang.String.join("|", words) + ")"
    val x = e.message.replace("(?i)\\b$wordsToMatch\\b", "****")

    broadcastMessage(x)```

see

i wrote kotlin

and it goes green

but not the code ?

[lavish hemlock]

Developer: "Users shouldn't swear."
Developer: "shite, fkin"

[quiet ice]

this looks more like python than kotlin

[neon minnow]

???

[neon minnow]

It is kotlin 😂

[lavish hemlock]

why the fuck are you doing java.lang.String.join

[neon minnow]

because i found it on forum

[lavish hemlock]

Never use Java stdlib classes inside Kotlin

[tardy delta]

dont swear ._.

[neon minnow]

Ok

[lavish hemlock]

I'm pretty sure you can do words.join("|")

[neon minnow]

thanks

unresolved reference

[lavish hemlock]

Oh sorry it's joinToString

[neon minnow]

Type inference failed:

fun <T> Iterable<T>.joinToString
(
separator: CharSequence = ...,
prefix: CharSequence = ...,
postfix: CharSequence = ...,
limit: Int = ...,
truncated: CharSequence = ...,
transform: ((T) → CharSequence)? = ...
)
: String
cannot be applied to

receiver: List<String>
arguments:
(
String,
List<String>
)

val wordsToMatch = "(" + words.joinToString("|", words) + ")"kotlin

[lavish hemlock]

I wonder who was dropped on their head as a kid

Anyway

I said joinToString("|")

[neon minnow]

what the fuck?

[lavish hemlock]

No second argument

[neon minnow]

you alright?

[lavish hemlock]

And actually you can do

words.joinToString("|", "(", ")")

[neon minnow]

I told you it does not work

Unresolved reference. None of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch:

[lavish hemlock]

Show me your code :p

[neon minnow]

Like this then?

 
        words.joinToString("|", "(", ")")
        val x = e.message.replace("(?i)\\b$wordsToMatch\\b", "****")

        broadcastMessage(x)```

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah that should work

Have you tried specifying the names of the arguments?

[neon minnow]

You do understand that i am still learning and kind of a beginner right? So maybe dont say stuff like this

[lavish hemlock]

I am aware you're a beginner, it's quite obvious.

[neon minnow]

People make mistakes and ur being rude

[glossy venture]

?aste

?paste

[undone axle]

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

[neon minnow]

Ok

[glossy venture]

epic command fail

[neon minnow]

doesnt work

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

[lavish hemlock]

The fact is your level of beginnerness doesn't matter in this situation, I gave you clear instructions :p

[neon minnow]

Still prints it for some reason

[glossy venture]

yo @neon minnow i wrote a very simple implementation

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

well not simple

but it only works for words of the same size

but you could just include both fuck and fck to check both

[neon minnow]

look at my code vs yours

[lavish hemlock]

Your code doesn't work.

[neon minnow]

im trying to make mine work

because its small

[lavish hemlock]

That's not a strong debate.

[tardy delta]

console saying shit hmm how will this end

[neon minnow]

maybe read my message

[neon minnow]

huh? lol

[glossy venture]

i tested it and mine works

[lavish hemlock]

Orby's probably works p'well honestly.

[neon minnow]

it works but if there is a more optimized way to do it i would prefer that

[lavish hemlock]

Regex isn't optimized lmao

[glossy venture]

regex is slow af

[lavish hemlock]

It's for very simple operations

"Regular expressions"

[neon minnow]

your code is very long

[glossy venture]

you still have to go through every word

[glossy venture]

meh

[neon minnow]

mh yeh

[lavish hemlock]

Because that's what Java is.

[glossy venture]

i added comments

[lavish hemlock]

Java is verbose.

[neon minnow]

i wonder why it didnt work

[tender shard]

I'd use something like this to match bad words https://github.com/xdrop/fuzzywuzzy

[neon minnow]

i did everything the other person told me to do lmao

[lavish hemlock]

I personally dislike swear filters tho :p

[glossy venture]

also do you have any idea how long the code behind regex is

[tender shard]

at least 10 lines

[glossy venture]

if thats what you base performance off

[lavish hemlock]

Either they're shit and they have too many false positives

Or they're shit and they have too many false negatives

And either way, I find them encroaching on my right as an American to speak my mind using endless amounts of swear words :)

[tender shard]

exactly

[lavish hemlock]

Fuck shit piss balls ass fucker

[tender shard]

I'd rather have a filter that replaces nice words with bad ones

e.g. thanks -> fuck you

[lavish hemlock]

Roblox's actually has this issue

[glossy venture]

robloxs filter is shit

[lavish hemlock]

Indeed

[glossy venture]

like actual dogwater

[lavish hemlock]

See the best idea

Is to do swear filters incrementally

You add onto the filter as more swears are discovered by your users

[neon minnow]

smart

[lavish hemlock]

Until eventually, you cover about 90% of cases

[glossy venture]

yeah

[lavish hemlock]

Because in that case, you only block the actual swears and not regular words

And you have a large list

[tender shard]

just let staff decide on who to mute / kick / ban

[lavish hemlock]

Or that lol

Personally I think swear filters are useless

[tender shard]

(fun fact, I once was on a server where you got warned for saying "merry christmas")

[lavish hemlock]

You can still make inappropriate or hateful comments towards people

Yeah

Like

[tardy delta]

wha if staff is absent af

[lavish hemlock]

Just look up the Unicode list of confusables

[glossy venture]

theyre always either easily bypassable or way too strict

[lavish hemlock]

ꬵucke𝗋

That could make it past ^

And there's

SO

MANY

OTHER

LETTERS

https://util.unicode.org/UnicodeJsps/confusables.jsp?a=fucker&r=None

[young knoll]

This is why my swear filters are always toggleable

Per player

[lavish hemlock]

Back on this point

You can still say the word "dick"

By just making innuendos

[glossy venture]

yeah

and saying i hope you die in a hole will still pass but fuck wont

[lavish hemlock]

Lmao yeah

Unless you want to block "die"

In which case

"dang I just died"

gets covered too

and that's problematic in a VIDEOGAME

[glossy venture]

yeah but its so short it would probably affect many other words too

[lavish hemlock]

diet? lmao

lmao

but yeah there's also the other definition of die

[glossy venture]

lmao

[lavish hemlock]

the singular of dice

[glossy venture]

yeah

and did is simalar

[lavish hemlock]

I did your mom last night

[glossy venture]

so if you have a bad algorithm it might match that

[young knoll]

With a toggleable filter you encourage people that want to swear to just turn off their filter

And if they bypass it for some dumb reasons, you mute them

[glossy venture]

everyone knows that you are superior if you did someones mom

[quiet ice]

gotta love having a non-complete fontset

[lavish hemlock]

The real solution is just

Having staff

lol

[glossy venture]

inferior

[lavish hemlock]

Although actually

Staff could misinterpret something

And then falsely ban someone

So fuck staff

Let's just employ robots

[young knoll]

AI isn’t perfect either

[glossy venture]

you could train a neural network to do it

[vocal cloud]

Ban all words. Allow only the happy and sad emojis

[lavish hemlock]

Invent time travel

Go into the future

[glossy venture]

thats actually not a very bad idea

[lavish hemlock]

Kidnap a robot

PFFF

[glossy venture]

lmfao

[vocal cloud]

Lmfao

use this https://www.perspectiveapi.com/

Link it to your servers chat, filter it through it and voila

[lavish hemlock]

That's why your chat log should include the uncensored versions

[glossy venture]

is it an http service

[quiet ice]

I got banned from a discord once because is said "I knew this was going to happen" after a plugin the server admin made broke down

Humans are the worst thing on earth

[vocal cloud]

It's an API so if by http service you mean it requires request delay the answer is yes

[tardy delta]

how does this look?
https://paste.md-5.net/rohocapuco.java

[vestal moat]

Does changing the player display name in tablist (using packets) modify the name above player head too?

[vocal cloud]

Ah RIP guess you can't use it then

[lavish hemlock]

What

I'm 16

[glossy venture]

lets go i can just use it

[vocal cloud]

[lavish hemlock]

Damn ok then

Y'know what would be funny?

If I just put in one of my own opinions

And saw how "toxic" it was

[glossy venture]

yes

[vocal cloud]

Because you wrote it wrong

[glossy venture]

if you trained that ai on twitter it would make everything toxic

[glossy venture]

or offensive

[lavish hemlock]

I am 92% likely to be toxic.

Perhaps if I remove the expletive...?

[glossy venture]

bruh the bot is very sensitive

[lavish hemlock]

Hah

[lavish hemlock]

Removing the swear removes the meter

So I guess we learned swears are toxic 🤷‍♂️

[opal juniper]

is this free?

[lavish hemlock]

Oh and apparently

"bitch" is less toxic than "asshole"

B-B-BUT BITCH IS TOXIC TOWARD WAmeN

[glossy venture]

where can i try it

[lavish hemlock]

Scroll down

Okay what the fuck LanguageTool

[vocal cloud]

Last I checked you have to request access. I still happen to have my old keys that have infinite requests . I was one of the first people to get in

[lavish hemlock]

Why are you suddenly in tacoland

I know but it's so funny :)

[opal juniper]

yeah but from what it seems there are no limits

[glossy venture]

how is it less toxic than what maow said lmao

[lavish hemlock]

I like how my opinion is more toxic than literally "die"

[glossy venture]

exactly

[opal juniper]

maow is toxic

[lavish hemlock]

Ig I'm just toxic then

[opal juniper]

who thought

[lost matrix]

try "rosette stallion"

[lavish hemlock]

But yeah we learned this API is

Not that great :p

[opal juniper]

not toxic

[vocal cloud]

Ratelimiting is still an issue though. So for a server with a lot of chat caching results is something worth considering

[opal juniper]

yeah true

[lavish hemlock]

Also "ass" is 90% toxic

Lemme just like

Copy-paste some erotic fanfic in there one sec

[opal juniper]

just, you know, get a few keys and cycle thru them

[vocal cloud]

Yeah idk how I'd feel trying to trick google

[opal juniper]

fine

they take all my personal data every day

[glossy venture]

"shit" is more toxic than "shitter" while "shitter" is like a direct insult

[lavish hemlock]

I'VE GONE TOO FAR HELP

WHY DID I THINK THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA

[glossy venture]

its a bit of a weird insult but it is a direct insult

lmfao what happened

[opal juniper]

got banned

hopefully

[glossy venture]

put bee movie script in

see if you can crash the servers

[lavish hemlock]

84% TOXIC

PORN IS 6% LESS TOXIC THAN ME

HA HA HA AHA

[glossy venture]

lmfaoo

[neon minnow]

anyone know why this does not work https://paste.md-5.net/uxulocihil.nginx

[vale ember]

what's the yaw and pitch to make villager look forward not down????

[opal juniper]

well, its less toxic. we arent talking about morally correct though

[lavish hemlock]

It had the word "dick" in it tho that's a swear 😥

[opal juniper]

ugh please use the fully qualified import. val 🤮

and what is broadcastMessage

[opal juniper]

you have to teleport it

[glossy venture]

sad its not giving me an answer

[opal juniper]

either its crashed

[opal juniper]

or like too long

or fine

[vale ember]

wdym? cant i spawn it with correct look direction

[opal juniper]

no i dont think so

[vale ember]

you mean just teleport to the same location?

[opal juniper]

try it

it might work

[lost matrix]

Yes you can.

[vale ember]

how?

[lost matrix]

You can define pre spawn method calls

[opal juniper]

seems like more work than just teleporting it but who am i to judge

[opal juniper]

what does this mean

[lavish hemlock]

Means his log is still printing the swear

Even when it shouldn't

So his filter is broknekn

[lost matrix]

T entity -> World#spawn(Class<T>, Consumer<T>) or something like that

[vocal cloud]

I mean roblox took what 7 years to make their chat filter semi decent and it makes life hell on earth to talk? Why write your own

[neon minnow]

anti swear chat msg replace

[vale ember]

also simple regex wont be able to filter special symbol replacments like $hit or A$$

[lavish hemlock]

So basically

What all of us are trying to say is:

Stop trying to make a swear filter, it will be broken no matter what.

[vocal cloud]

Another person trying to create something that only a human moderator or a billion dollar company can put together

[vale ember]

Ćck

[lavish hemlock]

I funked your mom last night

Just bypassed the swear filter :)

[neon minnow]

Im not trying to make a perfect anti swear. I am trying to make an anti swear, that works....

[vale ember]

ßitch just replaced b with german sz lolll 😄

[neon minnow]

A simple one... actually..

[young knoll]

Nothing wrong with having a basic chat filter

[vocal cloud]

Just do what AQ worlds did and have canned chat. Allow for only select responses

[lavish hemlock]

lol

[young knoll]

If you make it per player and toggleable people tend not to bypass it as much

IMO

[lavish hemlock]

The only chat filters that actually work

are the ones that block links :p

[opal juniper]

https://github.com/Jochyoua/MCSF

[lavish hemlock]

(if they're implemented properly)

[neon minnow]

I said a simple filter, the one im working on that is about 10 lines of code. not a full api with listeners, events, commands and a range filter

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

[vocal cloud]

It's also Kotlin which reduces the amount of people who can help

[neon minnow]

Kotlin is not as bad as you make it out to be

[opal juniper]

we never said it was bad

we just dont know it

[neon minnow]

No but you are acting like it is

[vale ember]

no one said it's bad, just less people know it

[neon minnow]

Hm

[vocal cloud]

What I love Kotlin come at me bro

[vale ember]

java is simply more popular especially in spigot community i think

[lavish hemlock]

I love Kotlin 😍 and I know it

I am a Kotlinsexual

Sexually attracted to that sweet-ass programming lang

slurrururruyrrurrrurrp

[opal juniper]

[hexed hatch]

In three words, convince me to use Kotlin over Java

[tardy delta]

very sweet ass

[young knoll]

Not the bees

[opal juniper]

my face when

[young knoll]

My name Jeff

[hexed hatch]

I’m convinced

[lavish hemlock]

Good code, short

[vale ember]

less verbose code

[opal juniper]

my name jeff

DONT YOU DARE 🐮 ME

https://tenor.com/view/eric-andre-let-me-wahh-wild-go-gif-13490041

[tardy delta]

emotional damage

[vocal cloud]

No more nullpointers 😉

[lavish hemlock]

Oh yeah that's a good one

[opal juniper]

wait how

surely if sommin is null

[lavish hemlock]

Kotlin practices null-safety within its standard library

[tardy delta]

can it even cause a npr?

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah it can

There's "platform types"

[tardy delta]

it has ? operator

[lavish hemlock]

Which are unknown if they're null or not

Yeah but it also has the !! operator

[young knoll]

When will java get ?

[lavish hemlock]

N e v e r

[young knoll]

:c

[tardy delta]

isnt it something like obj?.something()?.something()

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah basically ?. does a null check before calling something

[hexed hatch]

[opal juniper]

what happens if its null

[young knoll]

You die

[lavish hemlock]

It doesn't do the thing

[tardy delta]

and the method signature expects for example a boolean?

[vale ember]

java have optional api which basically sucks, but mean that java won't introduce ?

[young knoll]

Honestly though java should have that

[opal juniper]

but what if the thing is assigning a var that is used later

how does that work

[lavish hemlock]

val s: String? = getNullableString()

Nullable types

They force you to use ? or !!

[tardy delta]

what about something like

fun returnSomeBoolean() : bool {
  yield obj?.methodToReturnBoolean()
}```

thats my own kotlin smh dont blame me

[vale ember]

not bool, Bool

[lavish hemlock]

It returns Bool?

[tardy delta]

ah nullable types

like in c#

[lavish hemlock]

The return type of a method called from a nullable type is made nullable

although

If you want to specify a default if it is null

[vale ember]

can i do something like new T() in kotlin with generics?

[lavish hemlock]

You can do obj?.method() ?: true

[tardy delta]

: default after it

ye

smth liek that lol

[lavish hemlock]

No

There's no way for the compiler to know how many args in the type

[opal juniper]

fun

[lavish hemlock]

But there are reified generics if you want to use reflection

[tardy delta]

every time i take a nap im making sure that method isnt under my bed

[vale ember]

well basically can't compiler insert Class<T> arguments and use reflecton but make a reified generics illusion?

[lavish hemlock]

Nah

The compiler only allows reified generics for inline functions

I think generating reflection is unwise for Kotlin

Since it adds a lot of slowdown the developer won't notice unless they decompile

Or know the intrinsics of the operation

[vale ember]

like

public void <T> myMethod() {
  return new T();
}

// Will be replaced with at compile time


public void <T> myMethod(Class<T> clazz) {
  return clazz.getConstructor().newInstance();
}

[tardy delta]

class MySpaghettiCodePlugin {}```

[lavish hemlock]

That's also just error-prone

Like there's no way to validate it

It'd be better to do what C# does and have generics validation in a where clause

[tardy delta]

applicable in some plugins

[vale ember]

well, everyone does that if they need, that will just remove annoying .class and manual argument passing

[lavish hemlock]

e.g.

where T : (String, Int)

I think this would be cool ^

[vale ember]

yeah i know that sweet syntax, why won't notch write minecraft via c# 😢

[lavish hemlock]

It would also actually allow for structural typing on the JVM

[lavish hemlock]

Back when Minecraft was first made, the .NET platform only worked on Windows

[tardy delta]

catch (Exception e) where e.getMessage().startsWith("unknown character") {} would be great

[lavish hemlock]

It was only like

Somewhat recently .NET Core existed

[lavish hemlock]

It's called an if statement

[vale ember]

and then re-throw exception if the statement isn't satisfied

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah

[tardy delta]

meh

[lavish hemlock]

Actually

Kotlin does have a where clause

But it's not that cool

[tardy delta]

i like it being fancy

[lavish hemlock]

It's just for when you have messy code

And you need to put the superclass/subclass of a generic at the end of the method header

e.g. fun <T> myMethod() where T : MyType

[tardy delta]

class MySpaghettiCode {} where programmingKnowledge = 0```

[lavish hemlock]

I must be an Italian chef because all of my code ends up as pasta.

[tardy delta]

saw someone calling his exceptions calling ingredients and then like throw pasta

throw owo kekw

[lavish hemlock]

throw pasta()

throw owo()

[lavish hemlock]

You just pick up a furry

And fuckin' punt them

Out a window

[opal juniper]

throw away

bin maow

[red sedge]

How can I convert a set<string> to a list<string> Im trying to get the keys from a configuration

[lavish hemlock]

No.

[lavish hemlock]

new ArrayList<>(mySet);

[vale ember]

new ArrayList<>(set)??

[lavish hemlock]

Although I don't see how that stops you

from getting the keys

[tardy delta]

why not just working on the set?

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah

[tardy delta]

if you need #get okay

[red sedge]

i do

i need get

[tardy delta]

for looping?

[red sedge]

mm

no

[tardy delta]

for pasta?

[lavish hemlock]

I don't understand

[tardy delta]

🤌

[lavish hemlock]

Why do you need get?

[tardy delta]

to get the pasta

[red sedge]

im trying to make a page system so i for example i need the values in indexs between 15 and 30 or 45 and 60

[lavish hemlock]

Oh I see

That's reasonable ig

Althooough

I think there's a sub-collection method one sec

[tardy delta]

List#subList?

[lavish hemlock]

...Nope

Anyway

Yeah so just convert it to a list then that's fine

[tardy delta]

https://tenor.com/view/oil-gif-21278310

wth

poor kids

[lavish hemlock]

This is fuckin' great

[tardy delta]

olive oil

[red sedge]

if that exists i still need the list

[lavish hemlock]

It does exist

Convert it to a list

[lavish hemlock]

.

[kind hatch]

subList returns a List, so just assign the return value to a new one.

[lavish hemlock]

I should make my own JVM lang

That'd be sweet

[red sedge]

so

List<String> keys = new ArrayList<>(dataConfig.getKeys());
List<String> pageKeys = keys.subList((currentPage - 1) * viewSlots, currentPage * viewSlots);```

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah probably smthn like that

[slender widget]

How do I make a spigot plugin with Visual Studio Code?

[tardy delta]

shame

[languid schooner]

What version of spigot added the text component stuff? (Clickable/hover text etc)

[alpine urchin]

howcome

for me using IntelliJ has been a better experience.

[dusk flicker]

iirc that component stuff has been there forever

[alpine urchin]

Visual Studio Code has Java plugins, but wasn't designed for Java,

[alpine urchin]

Same

my guy is using 1.4

so he isnt sure

if its there

xd

[dusk flicker]

are you joking?>

[alpine urchin]

no

yes

[kind hatch]

Same way you would with any other IDE. Just make sure it supports the syntax, and has options for compiling.

That being said, I’d recommend using an IDE made specifically for Java, like IntelliJ. You could make plugins in notepad, but who wants to do that?

[tardy delta]

how to add dependencies 👀

[slender widget]

But how do I get started? Because on IntelliJ there is a plugin for that

[dusk flicker]

you dont need any plugin to make a spigot plugin

ide plugin, i mean

Sure it can be helpful, but isn't required if you have basic java knowledge

[kind hatch]

Wdym there is a plugin? IntelliJ just supports the language out of the box. You don’t need anything special to start making Spigot Plugins. You just need the API.

[dusk flicker]

I think they mean the minecraft development plugin

which basically creates the outline of the project already

basically skips step one but people use it off the start and never learn how to just do it on your own

[tardy delta]

i think its less laggy than intellij

using vsc

[kind hatch]

I forgot I have that installed. I just create the projects from scratch. Lol

[slender widget]

Okay, so how do I do that. Is there like an instructions page?

[kind hatch]

There are a few ways. Question is how you want to do so?

Doing it manually.
OR
Use a dependency manager like Maven or Gradle.

[tardy delta]

oh theres a maven tab in vsc

failed to calculate pom

uhm nice

[slender widget]

Is Maven or Gradle better?

[blazing scarab]

Gradle

[lavish hemlock]

It's personal opinion

[kind hatch]

That’s a debated topic, but there is a mix of people here who use either or.

Personally, I use maven, but man is it a pain in the ass sometimes.

Haven’t actually tried gradle so I can’t comment on it.

[lavish hemlock]

I'd recommend Maven because it has a lot less odd errors

Although Gradle is more concise

[blazing scarab]

gradle is simple as dick much less verbose

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah

Which is why I use Gradle lol

But it's still pretty shit :p

[slender widget]

Well, lets go with Maven then

[kind hatch]

Setting up a maven project is easy with IntelliJ as it’s a preset. Im not sure how Visual Studio Code handles it. If it even supports it.

[lavish hemlock]

Eh it probably does

[patent horizon]

im trying to build my project and this keeps popping up

[lavish hemlock]

Hmm

[tardy delta]

org.gradle oh god

[lavish hemlock]

Do you have any folders open

[patent horizon]

like in the project structure?

[lavish hemlock]

In your file explorer

Sometimes Gradle errors on me during compilation if I have a folder open that it's trying to modify :p

Otherwise, try killing the daemon if you have it enabled.

[kind hatch]

Maven does that too, but only if you have a file open with another program.

[patent horizon]

nope

would you want my build.gradle ? or would that not be linked to the problem

[lavish hemlock]

Maybe it is

Idk, with Gradle it's really hard to tell :p

[patent horizon]

?paste

[undone axle]

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

[patent horizon]

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

[opal juniper]

redlib 🤩🤩

[patent horizon]

mhm

redlibs the reason i aint using maven anymore

shading it w/ relocation is complicated there

[lavish hemlock]

I'm probably gonna either

switch to Maven

or finish my buildsystem and switch to it

[tardy delta]

imma use java 16

for the first time in my life

[patent horizon]

i think this might be the problem

[vale ember]

fucking intellij

i use gradle from cli

gradle init

[sacred mountain]

hey anyone know how to create a configuration section like this, and print it in chat?

the screenshots are what i have so far

theyre a bit jumpled

[patent horizon]

what

[tardy delta]

thats a list not a section

[vale ember]

i dont create project from intellij but via gradle init

[sacred mountain]

o

[patent horizon]

oh

:(

[vale ember]

intellij dont work fine with jdk 17 and gradle together

[tardy delta]

just fileconfig.set("help-message", someList)

[patent horizon]

is it possible to run a java 16 plugin on 1.18?

[sacred mountain]

i just dont know how to print it

in chat

[vale ember]

it probably should be possible

new jvm shoudl be able to interpret older bytecode AFAIK

[lavish hemlock]

Yeah

The JVM is backwards-compatible

[tardy delta]

fileConfig.getStringList("help-message") and for loop

[lavish hemlock]

Like all the way to JSE 1.0.2

[brave sparrow]

Not always

[lavish hemlock]

The bytecode is

The stdlib? Not so much

[brave sparrow]

Lol

[patent horizon]

🤩

[lavish hemlock]

Like finalize is being deprecated for removal.

[sacred mountain]

how would i add it to an item lore? the same thing but with meta.add

[vale ember]

did you include repo??

[kind hatch]

You have to iterate over your list to send the message. If you want it as one contiguous block of text, use a StringBuilder to append everything together and add a new line with each iteration.

[brave sparrow]

And all the reflection stuff they changed with modules

And removing access to internals

[patent horizon]

theres a plugin for intellij that sets all that stuff up automatically

[lavish hemlock]

>:(

[vale ember]

yeah, tho it don't support kotlin dsl for kotlin :(, so can you show gradle file?

[tardy delta]

for (String s : fileConfig.getStringList("path")) {
  plugin.getLogger().info(s);
}```

[sacred mountain]

yeah ok cool

[patent horizon]

tbh i haven't really found a practical use for kotlin over java yet

just seems like a lifestyle thing

[tardy delta]

or just .forEach(logger::info) kekw fancy way

[vale ember]

i meant kotlin dsl not kotlin, basically the kotlin language just for config file instead of groovy

[patent horizon]

ah

it doesnt support kotlin either

at least not as far as i know

[vale ember]

the intellij plugin dont

[patent horizon]

mhm

[sturdy ivy]

Can anyone help solve this puzzle? Why I'm getting 0 UNIX time?

[patent horizon]

what

[vale ember]

pretty strange, i use the same links and names and it works,

[sturdy ivy]

what?

[patent horizon]

march 21 2022

that aint today

[sacred mountain]

for (String s : configFile.getFireballLore()) {
                    Logger.log(s);
                }```

that should work right

[sturdy ivy]

I'k its my birthday xD

[patent horizon]

ah

[kind hatch]

Why not save the date as a Unix timestamp and then convert it with Date?

[sturdy ivy]

The thing is that works in mc 1.18

[patent horizon]

could you dm me your links? theres the possibility im missing a / or smth

[sturdy ivy]

And was pretty sure that was working but unfortunately not.

[tardy delta]

lore is a list yeah i guess

and logger not Logger

[kind hatch]

That should work regardless as that’s a Java feature not a spigot feature.

[tardy delta]

or well if its some kind of implementation nvm

[sturdy ivy]

Then why is that not working xd

[vale ember]

actually i use gradle plugin which does the links for me, but they're the same as in the spigot guide, maybe try changing from 1.18.1 to 1.18 cuz thats how it is in spigot docs

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/spigot-gradle/

[sacred mountain]

yeah it is. i just realised it wont work because meta doesnt have an addlore, only a setlore that requires a list not individual strings

im usre theres an easy way

[patent horizon]

ah yep that did it. thx so much

[vale ember]

np

[sacred mountain]

i can just create a new arraylist and add the lores in aloop that way

and then set the lore to the arraylist

[vale ember]

also if you're interested you can look at the https://www.spigotmc.org/threads/spigradle-intelligent-gradle-plugin-for-developing-spigot-plugin.422004/ plugin, it gives link shortcuts and can generate plugin.yml for you

[tardy delta]

are you trying to add the lore from the config list?

[sacred mountain]

List<String> lore = new ArrayList<>(configFile.getFireballLore());

there we go

this.fbmeta.setLore(lore);

[vale ember]

not sure if it is the best way, but you can check for PlayerCommandPreprocessEvent and check if the command is "unban"

also if you're using some plugins they may have custom storage system

for ban lists

[tardy delta]

i guess configFile.getFireballLore() returns a List?

[vale ember]

so if you're using some plugin then you should consult to it's api, idk about vanilla system

[sacred mountain]

mhm

[tardy delta]

then you dont need new ArrayList

[sacred mountain]

i cant think rn

[lethal coral]

        EntityIllagerWizard.Spell spel = EntityIllagerWizard.Spell.valueOf(spellname.getSingle(event));
        if(evoker.getSingle(event).getType().equals(EntityType.EVOKER)){
            CraftLivingEntity entityLiving = (CraftLivingEntity) evoker.getSingle(event);
            EntityEvoker entityEvoker = (EntityEvoker) entityLiving.getHandle();
            entityEvoker.setSpell(spel);
            entityEvoker.setGoalTarget(((CraftLivingEntity) entity.getSingle(event)).getHandle());
            Class<?> outerClass = entityEvoker.getClass();
            Class<?> innerclass = outerClass.getDeclaredClasses()[1];
            try {
                Method m = innerclass.getMethod("j");
                m.setAccessible(true);
                m.invoke(entityEvoker);
            } catch (NoSuchMethodException | InvocationTargetException | IllegalAccessException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

This is successfully making the evoker target me, but it doesn't execute the spell I'm referencing

[lethal coral]

This does make his hands go in the air and play particles though

just nothing happens

[vale ember]

yeah, probably, the PlayerCommandPreprocessEvent just was the first thing in my head, but u'r right

but if you're using some punishment plugin the best way is to use their API

then use PlayerCommandSendEvent

BUT, note that if the player's name was manually removed from banned-players.json you won't detect this!!

the banned player names are stored in a file called banned-players.json

if someone manually remove someone's nickname from it

you wont detect it

[
{
"uuid": "30f66a0c-ba36-4cdd-a4c0-4037e3a57579",
"name": "Aregcraft",
"created": "2022-02-12 23:09:20 +0400",
"source": "Server",
"expires": "forever",
"reason": "Banned by an operator."
}
]

like this

idk

but you should be aware that that's possible

[lethal coral]

update: he does the particles for the specified spell and then quits and does what he wants

[golden turret]

how could i ignore the defense from a single part of the armor in the EntityDamageByEntityEvent

[torn badge]

You need to calculate the armor points of that part and then add them to the damage dealt

[golden turret]

https://tenor.com/view/daeth-funi-periflight-dies-from-gif-22212023

[tardy delta]

hey @ivory sleet

should i delegate my database storage to give it different implementations?

however i need completablefutures everywhere so i dont see that much sense

im having like an storage interface which gets implemented for some database types, all sync and then i have a delegatingstorage which wraps itself around the implementation and has the methods with the futures to do the stuff async

[worldly ingot]

https://github.com/2008Choco/VeinMiner/tree/2.0.0/VeinMiner-Bukkit/src/main/java/wtf/choco/veinminer/data

May come in handy. That's how I went about it. Granted very simple stuff I need to store, but useful

[tardy delta]

ayy thanks

could indeed help me

[tame iron]

is there any implementation of setting the number of slots depending on the server load (tps)?

[dusk flicker]

prob better to actually find the cause of the lag

Id say tps isnt a good metric to change slots based on

[weak wasp]

Was going to say, most people are like how do I get the other x thousand people on the server before tps drops.

[tame iron]

I want to make an unlimited number of slots as long as the server can maintain stable operation.

[dusk flicker]

you will need a lot more metrics then tps then

I'd say you are jumping down a rabbit hole that you don't want to be

It obv depends on server type, but if you really want thousands of people on a server consider splitting them up across multiple servers with linking with redis or something

obv for certain gamemodes that wont work

[tame iron]

After all, the number of people the server can handle depends on the activity of the players at any given time

[weak wasp]

Yeah, in past bandwidth plugged up before CPU and Memory resources did. In the past however, the driving of traffic to your server from the clients, would basically just "rearrange" the internet to get you the bandwidth you needed.
ISPs have changed though...

[dusk flicker]

bandwidth would def be a thing yeah

all those packets would be insane

If you really want to do it off tps, you can just get the tps and come up with a formula to calculate player slots based on that

[tame iron]

I'm afraid that 1.18 can not withstand more than 70 players 😄

[dusk flicker]

have you tested that? Any server optimizations? etc

[tame iron]

I just thought that there should already be a plugin for such a task

[spiral light]

70 players is a lot and i believe 70 players with no optimizations in 1.8 for example will cause laggs too

[dusk flicker]

eh

[sacred mountain]

YOOOOOOOOOOOOO i just spent 4 hours making a plugin without testing it once, and it worked FIRST TRY WTF

[dusk flicker]

it wont be much lag but it could be some

ive seen 1k+ players on a 1.7 server, and thats not as optimized as 1.8

Of course thats a highly optimized server

[spiral light]

well depends on hardware too ...

[dusk flicker]

Very true

Low end hardware you might struggle with 10 players lol

[spiral light]

but i never saw an server with 100 players that had no optimizations to work lagg-free

[blazing scarab]

Lets be honest, minecraft is not scalable at all

Rn it is designed like a game to play with friends, having 20 players on server maximum

[dusk flicker]

the optimizations have gone to shit yeah

[blazing scarab]

I mean, mojang never cared about optimization too much

1.12.2 was just lightweight

[sacred mountain]

the command works but it sends that in chat

anyone know hwy

[blazing scarab]

Do you return false in onCommand?

[dusk flicker]

prob returned true

[young knoll]

Returning true doesn’t send the message

[dusk flicker]

or whatever condition gives the alias

[young knoll]

False does

[dusk flicker]

cant remember which one lol

[sacred mountain]

oh woops

so i just return true for everything

[blazing scarab]

That also looks like a tab completion message

[sacred mountain]

its not i havent coded that lol

[blazing scarab]

thats client side

[sacred mountain]

oh

[young knoll]

Return true if you don’t want the usage message

Tab complete stuff doesn’t appear in the chat

[sacred mountain]

does in 1.8

[young knoll]

Ew 1.8

[sacred mountain]

yea ik

[weak wasp]

Love when that happens/

[dusk flicker]

i spent a month making a plugin and it worked first try

minus the database stuff ofc

but I knew that wasnt gonna work

[weak wasp]

I have not had more than like 12 people on a server I host in recent history, but back when I was in high school (which I am now 31) I had version what ever of Minecraft from 15-ish years ago, hardware from 15 years ago, and we had over 250 people on one server in one world with integrated proximity TeamSpeak chat, and performance was fine.
I would worry more about giving people a reason to get on and play, than whether your set up can support an amount of people.

That was bukkit too, spigot did not even exist back then.

[sacred mountain]

ah yes minecraft in 2007

[weak wasp]

I think that's why there is a sect of people that build Bukkit servers using 1.8, then do something which I have no clue about to like meld the versions together. Like the servers that stay up even when the updates come out without them updating the server.