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That's a neat idea too.

And then that’s what you could use to power redstone on a smaller scale

I love this idea! I don't know how redstone works in code but I do think this is a nice idea

Okay then you'll need to create your own database of sorts that stores who has your custom element. This is why Spirits is not a plugin, because I'd need to know how to do that. If you don't make it a plugin, you'll be able to use Pk's database. So if you don't know how to make one then I'd...

Is this an independent plugin? As in, it has a plugin.yml and a core class that extends JavaPlugin?

Ask in this thread please: http://projectkorra.com/forum/threads/%C2%ABbending-essentials%C2%BB.4535/page-4

In your review you said it was impossible to hit anything. In the gif you were able to hit a cow with it so it contradicts your point.

It’s pretty good for a first. If you need any help just ask.

@Legendary_ocean it looks like you hit that cow in the gif

If that’s not what you can’t remove, what is it that you can’t remove?

You don’t.

Just disable the ones you don't want. They have an Enable/Disable option in the config. It would be a complete waste of time to separate them and then recreate them individually. JedCore wasn't built for that.

What does line 45 in your code say? You’ll probably have to refer to this since it looks like the same error

Again, you're not doing it right. Most servers are using publicly updated versions of JedCore which means you can get it too. But you're so against it so oh well.

In response to your edits: Your server, your fault. It's not happening for anyone else. And if it is then they aren't installing it properly either. At least it's being updated at all. And deal with the rage of the Pk community? Only a couple of opinionated people have had a major impact on...

It says your ability is called null, did you give you're ability a name in the getName() method?

If you know Java, this should be fairly straightforward. Although you'll need to understand Spigot API as well to do anything effective. Here's some instruction on the ProjectKorra API: https://github.com/xNuminousx/Ability-Tutorial

You're making a plugin that registers abilities? Sort of like JedCore? You'll need to convert your project to Maven for it to work. The registerPluginAbilities method doesn't work without it. That is, if you're using that method.

It's because you're not installing it right. Pk works fine with JedCore and the many servers successfully using it are evidence of that.