#Help with Spleef Plguin - I'm new!
tacit marsh
tough nymph
You could
But you could also see what the command does and take the most important part
tacit marsh
I actually think I figured it out! How do I build the plugin now?
Thank you for your help Olivo!
tough nymph
Is it a maven project?
tacit marsh
It is not. I don't know what maven is, I just took the source code and plopped itinto visual studio haha
tacit marsh
tacit marsh
C#, GML, HTML & CSS
Java & Javascript is pretty foreign to me, even after taking a few classes.
Though Java is very similar to C# from what I understand of it
tough nymph
Yeah there's a reason it's called Microsofts Java
Anyways what I would do is set up a maven project and import the dependencies
It might take sometime to do though
Alternativly you can use a Java IDE like Intellij or Eclipse to handle the compilation
^ this is what the author probably did
tough nymph
It usually is if they share the project setup
clear summit
Wish it was as simple as pressing compile lol
it is, just that instead of clicking "compile" you click on "package"
tough nymph
But it this case it seems they git ignored it
tacit marsh
it is, just that instead of clicking "compile" you click on "package"
in maven?
clear summit
damn who gitignores the pom o0
tough nymph
They probably used artifacts
I don't see any eclipse or ij files though
Only lib jars
clear summit
you could just copy/paste this example pom.xml file, adjust the group id and package name and spigot version and you should have a working maven project https://blog.jeff-media.com/how-to-create-your-first-minecraft-plugin-using-the-spigot-api-and-maven/
tough nymph
Tbh I would help you compile that for you but I don't have accesd to a pc atm
tough nymph
you could just copy/paste this example pom.xml file, adjust the group id and pac...
Then you'd need to add all dependencies too
It has a libs folder with jars
clear summit
you could just copy/paste this example pom.xml file, adjust the group id and pac...
okay so first of all, do this:
and when you got that done, repeat "the lazy way" for each of the .jars in /libs/ folder: https://blog.jeff-media.com/manually-installing-jar-files-to-your-local-maven-repository/
it doesn't really matter what you use as groupid, artifactid and version for the .jar dependencies if you use the lazy way btw
tacit marsh
Do I install IntelliJ? or Maven? or both?
tacit marsh
Ok ty. Downloading "IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition"
tacit marsh
It says "Dependency 'org.spigotmc:spigot-api:1.12.2' not found"
tacit marsh
Ohh ok tysm!
Now it says "Dependency 'org.spigotmc:spigot-api:1.12.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT' not found" 🥹