Posts by yahwho

Good to see you are back yahgiggle hope you're well.

Makes me wonder how the listeners in the ap are written.

But good to see a fix so quickly. The power of Open Source.

Sure! That's why I wrote it

Quote from red51

Warning: This will only work in the new version (once the API is available)!

Any idea when this will be?

Hehe that could be the smallest plugin ever

Edit: Just thought I would add this. It's probably better to use keyboard shortcuts for this as opposed to a GUI. Because using a GUI by definition will create an extra step. The player will have to open the GUI to open pnb or ap. With a keyboard shortcut (I've just used F keys in my example) the player can get straight to pnb or ap - and isn't that the objective?

Untested code - just done this in notepad.

import net.risingworld.api.*;

public class PlayerCommand extends Plugin implements Listener  {

    @Override
    public void onEnable() {

        registerEventListener(this);
    }

    @Override
    public void onDisable() {

    }
    
    @EventMethod
    public void onPlayerKeyInput(PlayerKeyEvent event) {

        Player player = event.getPlayer();
        
        if (event.isPressed())
        {
              
            if (event.getKeyCode() == KeyInput.KEY_F7) { 

                PlayerCommandEvent cmd = new PlayerCommandEvent(player, "/pnb");
                triggerEvent(cmd);
                return;
            }
            if (event.getKeyCode() == KeyInput.KEY_F8) { 

                PlayerCommandEvent cmd = new PlayerCommandEvent(player, "/ap");
                triggerEvent(cmd);
            }
       }
}

We could bash out some code together, using Red's example. Which certainly looks good

//Create a new command event, in this case we want to trigger the "/pnb" command
PlayerCommandEvent cmd = new PlayerCommandEvent(player, "/pnb");

//Trigger the event. This invokes all event listeners across all plugins
triggerEvent(cmd);

Quote from james1bow

edit. works on single player but not multiplayer. i must be missing something.

I believe this doesn't work because AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) uses the underlying operating system to work. I.e. locally it's fine, but on a server, the OS it's hooking into is the server's OS not the clients.

...assuming the authors didn't obfuscated their code...

I looked at doing this before, but figured it was not possible.

Would be interested to see if there was a hack to get this to work

There is one other option, you could always decompile the pnb and ap jar files. Then add an event listener (maybe a keyboard key) to launch the UI and then recompile?

Can you link the API page for this?

I can't find a setChat method?

Quote from yahgiggle

Sorry for such a late reply

Quote from wara

That works!

I never have to worry about this again.

Good to hear it's resolved

I would leave plugins/mods on. Almost every server has at least one plugin of some description (at the baseline I would expect some kind of area protection plugin).

Reading between the lines here, am I right to understand that your server is not showing up?

Have you got any filters selected?

Love it

You can't "migrate" a whole world though

Yes you can use old blueprints on the new version

I fully understand the need to concentrate on the core game first. But I share @Sandboxgamer's pain

Awesome