Previously, the method assumed the player object was never null, which could cause potential issues. This update adds a null check to ensure stability and prevent unexpected errors when invoking the resetWorldBorder method.
Introduced the `PlayerStat` system to persist player statistics across sessions. Enhanced player management by linking `PlayerStat` with teams and saving/updating stats periodically. Refactored related methods to support the new functionality and ensure data integrity.
Introduced a comprehensive system for tracking player stats, including kills, flags captured, damage dealt, and more. Integrated stat recording into related game events and ensured proper handling for both individual and team actions. This enhances gameplay analysis and future feature potential.
Ensure players can change classes when they are dead or near spawn if alive. Added logic to track and update player death state, improving clarity and game mechanics around death handling.
Added checks to ensure players are online and not null before interacting with them during the game phases. This prevents potential null pointer exceptions and improves overall code robustness. Also added a null check for the executorService in the CombatPhase end method.
Removed world border size from `GamePhase` and centralized configuration in `GameConfig`. Updated logic to use `WorldBorderSettings` dynamically, ensuring all phases define valid world border behavior. Adjusted related methods to improve maintainability and clarity.
Simplified game class retrieval by removing redundant data structures and combining logic. Updated GUI inventory to ensure tasks are run on the main thread using Bukkit's scheduler. Improved code organization by centralizing class selection logic in `TeamPlayer`.
Removed a debug log statement in the resetWorldBorder method as it was redundant. This improves code cleanliness and avoids excessive log clutter during game phase transitions.
Deleted an unused `IWorldBorder` variable in the `resetWorldBorder` method to clean up the code. This change helps improve readability and eliminates unnecessary declarations.
Added WorldBorderAPI dependency to manage player boundaries dynamically during game phases. Updated game phases, respawn mechanics, and class selection to utilize the WorldBorderAPI. Reworked related components to improve boundary handling, ensuring consistent gameplay flow and preparation for future enhancements.
Implemented the core structure for a Capture the Flag (CTF) plugin. This includes team management, game phases, player classes, command handling, and configuration support. The project is set up with Gradle for dependency management and provides placeholders for future feature expansion.
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