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chaseoes / FirstJoinPlus

Customize all aspects of new players joining for the first time.
http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/firstjoinplus/
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player_display_name on join issue. #45

Closed Antdog319 closed 8 years ago

Antdog319 commented 8 years ago

Running CraftBukkit version git-Bukkit-ed60c01 (MC: 1.9.2) (Implementing API version 1.9.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT)

Having an issue with on join: %player_display_name

join-message: enabled: true message: '%player_display_name&e joined the game.' quit-message: enabled: true message: '%player_display_name&e left the game.'

The issue is that team colors do not display on join, (default white) but does display correctly on leaving. It also displays correctly on first join, if all joins are first joins is 'true'.

Any help with this issue would be appreciated as it has been very frustrating trying to figure this out.

chaseoes commented 8 years ago

Try increasing the delay-everything-below-by option. On May 7, 2016 1:57 AM, "Antdog319" notifications@github.com wrote:

Running CraftBukkit version git-Bukkit-ed60c01 (MC: 1.9.2) (Implementing API version 1.9.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT)

Having an issue with on join: %player_display_name

join-message: enabled: true message: '%player_display_name&e joined the game.' quit-message: enabled: true message: '%player_display_name&e left the game.'

The issue is that team colors do not display on join, (default white) but does display correctly on leaving. It also displays correctly on first join, if all joins are first joins is 'true'.

Any help with this issue would be appreciated as it has been very frustrating trying to figure this out.

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Antdog319 commented 8 years ago

Started at 5, 10, 50 to 1000, (took it to 100000 for shit's and giggles) same result. Player name in white on join team color on leave.

chaseoes commented 8 years ago

Try something in-between 50 and 1000, like 200. You probably didn't wait long enough to test it at the higher values.