NewMisiolPL

Cześć, chciałem stworzyć start i koniec map parkour vectorami, ale nie dziala. Config: Start: Parkour: '1': Loc1: World: flatworld X: 111 Y: 6 Z: 13 Loc2: World: flatworld X: 111 Y: 6 Z: 14 Loc3: World: flatworld X: 110 Y: 6 Z: 14 End: Parkour: '1': Loc1: World: flatworld X: 120 Y: 6 Z: 23 Kod obliczania vectora public Vector matchVectors(int Fx, int Fy, int Fz, int Sx, int Sy, int Sz) { Vector from = new Vector(Fx, Fy, Fz); Vector to = new Vector(Sx, Sy, Sz); Vector vector = to.subtract(from); return vector; } Pobieranie lokacji z configu: public void MoveallStartLocations(PlayerMoveEvent e) { Player p = e.getPlayer(); UserUtil uu = new UserUtil(); String locationToStart = "Start." + "Parkour." + uu.getParkourActive(p) + "."; Block block = e.getTo().getBlock().getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN); ConfigurationSection cs = cf.getConfig().getConfigurationSection(locationToStart); if (cs != null) { for (String key : cs.getKeys(false)) { World w = Bukkit.getWorld(cf.getConfig().getString(locationToStart + key + ".World")); int x = cf.getConfig().getInt(locationToStart + key + ".X"); int y = cf.getConfig().getInt(locationToStart + key + ".Y"); int z = cf.getConfig().getInt(locationToStart + key + ".Z"); Location loc = new Location(w, x, y, z); locationStart.add(loc); // This is the key,so loc1, loc2, loc3, etc. You can use this key to fetch individual locations using a simple config.getDouble("locations." + entry.getKey() + ".x") for example. } } for (Location location : locationStart) { int yFixed = location.getBlockY() -1; Vector v = matchVectors(location.getBlockX(), location.getBlockY(), location.getBlockZ(), location.getBlockX(), location.getBlockY() + 2, location.getBlockZ()); if (block.getLocation().equals(v)) { if(uu.getStarted(p) == false && !playertimer.containsKey(p.getName()) && uu.getParkourActive(p) > 0) { p.sendMessage(MainUtil.convert("&8> &7You started &6" + pu.getName(uu.getParkourActive(p)) + " &7course!")); uu.setStarted(true, p, p.getUniqueId().toString()); playertimer.put(p.getName(), new Timer(p)); su.createScoreboard(p, "test", true); break; } } } } public void setStart(int id, Player p, int number) { String locationToStart = "Start." + "Parkour." + id + ".Loc" + number; if (!cf.getConfig().contains(locationToStart)) { cf.getConfig().set(locationToStart + ".World", p.getLocation().getBlock().getWorld().getName()); cf.getConfig().set(locationToStart + ".X", p.getLocation().getBlock().getX()); cf.getConfig().set(locationToStart + ".Y", p.getLocation().getBlock().getY()); cf.getConfig().set(locationToStart + ".Z", p.getLocation().getBlock().getZ()); cf.save(); } else { p.sendMessage(MainUtil.convert("&8> &7This location number was already created!")); } } a tutaj mam tworzenie takiego startu. Nie wiem czy czegos nie pomyliłem w vectorze, bo pobierajac normalnie lokacje i sprawdzajac czy gracz nachodzi na daną lokacje działa bez problemu.

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/creating-a-config-file/ Tutaj masz wszystko wyjaśnione. Ale tak w skrocie, pobierasz sekcje konfiguracyjną tzn np @EventHandler public void onJoin(PlayerJoinEvent e) { createUser(e.getPlayer()); } public void createUser(Player p) { if(Main.getInstance().getConfig().get("Gracze." + p.getName()).equals(null) { Main.getInstance().getConfig().set("Gracze." + p.getName() + ".wartosc", wartosc); Main.getInstance().getConfig().save(); } } Potem mozesz pokombinowac z oddzielną klasą i w niej stworzyc konstruktor z wartosciami itd. Ewentualnie pobrac API do wlasnych plikow konfiguracyjnych np