Hey there

Leech · (This post was last modified: 12-12-2012, 16:40 by Leech.)

(12-12-2012, 14:44)yottabyte Wrote: And yet iDie is the second most technologically savvy in the staff. It's rather miserable.

I like to think that I'm somewhat tech savvy

But, anyways, welcome, always nice to see a new face around here. I'm Leech, or, as some like to call me, Leech. I moderate the wiki that nobody actually ever visits ever. I generally like to think that people don't want to slowly stab a knife through my throat on most days, and those who do are probably not mentally stable. I look forward to meeting you, or not meeting you if you are one of those potentially unstable people who want to stab me in the throat

DjFuzz · 12-12-2012, 18:01,

(12-12-2012, 14:44)yottabyte Wrote: And yet iDie is the second most technologically savvy in the staff. It's rather miserable.

Hey! What about me :O

Nevertheless, Welcome!

devilquak · 12-13-2012, 05:23,

Heheh, well thanks for the welcomes everybody, I'm really looking forward to actually playing on a good, established server again.

Can't get enough of the memes either

(12-12-2012, 09:13)yottabyte Wrote: Hey, nice to see some more capable people joining.
Also, the best way of storing data is MySQL, no questioning.

I shouldn't need anything as extreme as MySQL for what relatively little data gecko has told me this plugin should need to retain. Since it's just hooking into another plugin, which already has most of the data I need, it's only a few lines of text in the config file. I've got it sorted out already anyway, and only needs a little polishing to be finished.

But yeah, if anyone ever wants me to make a quick (and preferably relatively simple) plugin for them, let me know. It's fun for me and the possibilities will be even more endless once the official Mod API comes out for Minecraft, although that might be quite far off for now.

iDieForEXP · 12-13-2012, 12:43,

You should teach me how to code a plugin :3

devilquak · 12-14-2012, 02:12,

(12-13-2012, 12:43)iDieForEXP Wrote: You should teach me how to code a plugin :3

If you're serious, I'll be happy to help you in any way you like. It's not very hard to learn, provided you have a 5th grade education, it only took me about a month to start feeling comfortable with Java. It would be easier to watch thenewboston's Java tutorials, however if you don't want to watch all 80 hours of those high-detailed videos, you can get started a bit faster here. Neither of these paths require any programming experience at all, although it would help a lot.

It gets very simple and intuitive once you really figure out what you're doing and can stop watching tutorials, so just give it a little time, and give yourself a goal plugin to create, something to work towards while you learn how it all works. If you have any questions or anything you need help with, ask away.

Android · 12-14-2012, 03:07,

Welcome friend of the gecko.

iDieForEXP · (This post was last modified: 12-14-2012, 03:44 by iDieForEXP.)

(12-14-2012, 02:12)devilquak Wrote:
(12-13-2012, 12:43)iDieForEXP Wrote: You should teach me how to code a plugin :3

If you're serious, I'll be happy to help you in any way you like. It's not very hard to learn, provided you have a 5th grade education, it only took me about a month to start feeling comfortable with Java. It would be easier to watch thenewboston's Java tutorials, however if you don't want to watch all 80 hours of those high-detailed videos, you can get started a bit faster here. Neither of these paths require any programming experience at all, although it would help a lot.

It gets very simple and intuitive once you really figure out what you're doing and can stop watching tutorials, so just give it a little time, and give yourself a goal plugin to create, something to work towards while you learn how it all works. If you have any questions or anything you need help with, ask away.

Dangit. I'm only in 4th grade... But I have watched thenewboston(not the whole thing sadly) Maybe I'll head back there for some review and finish it off.

But thanks for the offer. I'll probaby take you up on it sooner or later.

devilquak · 12-14-2012, 04:48,

(12-14-2012, 03:07)Android Wrote: Welcome friend of the gecko.

Thanks!

(12-14-2012, 03:43)iDieForEXP Wrote:
(12-14-2012, 02:12)devilquak Wrote:
(12-13-2012, 12:43)iDieForEXP Wrote: You should teach me how to code a plugin :3

If you're serious, I'll be happy to help you in any way you like. It's not very hard to learn, provided you have a 5th grade education, it only took me about a month to start feeling comfortable with Java. It would be easier to watch thenewboston's Java tutorials, however if you don't want to watch all 80 hours of those high-detailed videos, you can get started a bit faster here. Neither of these paths require any programming experience at all, although it would help a lot.

It gets very simple and intuitive once you really figure out what you're doing and can stop watching tutorials, so just give it a little time, and give yourself a goal plugin to create, something to work towards while you learn how it all works. If you have any questions or anything you need help with, ask away.

Dangit. I'm only in 4th grade... But I have watched thenewboston(not the whole thing sadly) Maybe I'll head back there for some review and finish it off.

But thanks for the offer. I'll probaby take you up on it sooner or later.

Then you're a pretty smart 4th grader Tongue

But yeah, just ask if you want me to help you with anything. If you know pretty much anything about Java, you can just start with the actual Bukkit stuff. The hardest part is actually coming up with things to make...

nick11h · 12-14-2012, 05:02,

(12-14-2012, 04:48)devilquak Wrote: But yeah, just ask if you want me to help you with anything. If you know pretty much anything about Java, you can just start with the actual Bukkit stuff. The hardest part is actually coming up with things to make...

I'm a semester into a Java Computer Science course and have console tax calculating skills from a 90's textbook.
Do I qualify?

Android · 12-14-2012, 16:34,

(12-14-2012, 04:48)devilquak Wrote:
(12-14-2012, 03:07)Android Wrote: Welcome friend of the gecko.

Thanks!

(12-14-2012, 03:43)iDieForEXP Wrote:
(12-14-2012, 02:12)devilquak Wrote:
(12-13-2012, 12:43)iDieForEXP Wrote: You should teach me how to code a plugin :3

If you're serious, I'll be happy to help you in any way you like. It's not very hard to learn, provided you have a 5th grade education, it only took me about a month to start feeling comfortable with Java. It would be easier to watch thenewboston's Java tutorials, however if you don't want to watch all 80 hours of those high-detailed videos, you can get started a bit faster here. Neither of these paths require any programming experience at all, although it would help a lot.

It gets very simple and intuitive once you really figure out what you're doing and can stop watching tutorials, so just give it a little time, and give yourself a goal plugin to create, something to work towards while you learn how it all works. If you have any questions or anything you need help with, ask away.

Dangit. I'm only in 4th grade... But I have watched thenewboston(not the whole thing sadly) Maybe I'll head back there for some review and finish it off.

But thanks for the offer. I'll probaby take you up on it sooner or later.

Then you're a pretty smart 4th grader

But yeah, just ask if you want me to help you with anything. If you know pretty much anything about Java, you can just start with the actual Bukkit stuff. The hardest part is actually coming up with things to make...

Oh we have plenty of things on the table to make.