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So I'm building a minecraft plugin, one part of the plugin grabs a bunch of block data from mysql and loads it into a cache when the server starts. I have a bit of code that runs fine in eclipse test cases. However when I load the plugin in a local minecraft server the I get the exception. java.lang.AbstractMethodError: Method com/mysql/jdbc/JDBC4ResultSet.getObject(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/Class;)Ljava/lang/Object; is abstract at com.mysql.jdbc.JDBC4ResultSet.getObject(JDBC4ResultSet.java) ~[spigot-1.8.8.jar:git-Spigot-db6de12-d3e0b6f] at fws.plugins.trigger.database.ModelDB

Important note: This question is NOT about geometry culling (frustrum culling, back face culling, occlusion culling or any of their friends.) This question is about geometry elimination at set-up time, long before we get to culling and rendering. In a unit-cube rendered world ( a la MineCraft), I'm trying to find algorithms for how to remove from my list of geometry faces that can't possibly be seen from any angle, no matter where the camera is. For example, imagine 2 squares: +----+ +----+ | | | | | | | | +----+ +----+ clearly there are 8 visible sides (4 on each square.) Now I move the

I am creating a command-line client for minecraft. There is a full spec on the protocol that can be found here: http://mc.kev009.com/Protocol . To answer your question beforehand, yes I am a bit of a C++ noob. I have various issues in implementing this protocol, of which each critical. The protocol says that all types are big-endian. I have no idea how I should check whether my data is little-endian and if yes how to convert to big-endian. The string datatype is a bit weird one. It's a modified UTF-8 string which is preceded by a short containing the string length. I have no idea how I should

This question already has an answer here: How can I convert my Java program to an .exe file? [closed] 13 answers I'm wondering how to package a Java application into a native binary for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. I know Minecraft does this, but I can't figure out how. This is what'd I'd like to do: From NetBeans (preferably) or Eclipse, build the three binaries automatically. Include native libraries for OpenGL et. all. Obfuscate my code if possible. If there's some way to mimic the Minecraft auto-updater feature, that'd be totally awesome. So, are there any tools available to do this for

I own the domain "Arboristal.com". I also own all sub domains privately on arboristal.com. Such as lg.arboristal or ft.arboristal.com. Under my DNS settings, Arboristal.com is set to go to our web host who is currently hosting our website. I have three servers running at my house all running under one public IP address. (71.82.237.27) I also have three subdomains of Arboristal.com pointing towards my IP address. Each of the three servers run on their own ports (25565, 25566, 25567) I want for each subdomain to point to each open port on my IP Address. Unfortunately when you try to connect to

I keep getting a "The operator == is undefined for the argument type(s) boolean, int" in this bit of code at line 3: public void loadState(int i) { if (statesSaved[i] == 0) { return; } List list = TMIUtils.getMinecraft().h.at.e; for (int j = 0; j < 44; j++) { sx slot = (sx)list.get(j + 1); slot.c(null); ul itemstack = TMIUtils.copyStack(states[i][j]); if ((itemstack == null) || (itemstack.c < 0) || (itemstack.c >= sv.f.length) || (sv.f[itemstack.c] == null)) continue; slot.c(itemstack); } } I have no idea why this happens, since i have another class file with the same thing where there is no

I am new to java, and am trying to make a mod for Minecraft, but I can't figure out how I can fix this error: src\minecraft\net\minecraft\src\ThreadConnectToServer.java:39: error: no suitabl e constructor found for Packet2ClientProtocol(int,Minecraft,String,String,int) GuiConnecting.getNetClientHandler(this.connectingGui).addToSendQueue (new Packet2ClientProtocol(51, GuiConnecting.func_74254_c(this.connectingGui), t his.Username, this.ip, this.port)); ^ constructor Packet2ClientProtocol.Packet2ClientProtocol(int,String,int) is n ot applicable (actual and formal argument lists differ in length)