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Yes, all moves have permissions. If a player doesn't have access to bending.ability.MOVENAMEHERE then they won't be able to use that ability. But of course, it depends on the order the permissions are checked in. Players are granted bending.player by default, which grants them bending.water...

It's not possible without programming a custom plugin right now, but if you just want the prefix, use {element} or {elementcolor}

You may like WaterBubble when you didn't have to hold shift but... I'm gonna say it's technically not canon. Also, there is a click version of WaterBubble as well. Why not just increase the time of that?

Restart the server. That's really the only way to get things functioning again. If it still doesn't work after that, then something else is messing things up, because /reload only breaks things while they are running and doesn't effect things after a restart. If this issue is as big as it is...

There are plans to make this possible, but the implementation of such thing is still a long way off. A lot of people would like a way for ProjectKorra to become RPG like (so you can train/level up skills, etc), and so do I. But, it's probably a while off before being possible, sadly. Also...

Yes, within the eclipse project directory. Should be very easy to find lol

Those warnings are normal, but you are looking for the big -------------------- BUILD SUCCESS ----------------------- or something. If it doesn't say that, does it say build fail? If so, there will be an error above that and that's what we need If it does succeed, then the jar can be found in...

Since you really can't see it, paste the entire Maven install log

@xNuminousx If Maven fails to export, it should give you an error. It's not a stracktrace like a Java runtime exception, but it's still an error. You might have what happened to me and have some Maven jars corrupted.

Bloodbending confuses a lot of people because it's both an ability and a subelement. For bloodbending, there are 2 permissions you need: - bending.ability.BloodBending (for the ability) - bending.water.Bloodbending (for the subelement) HOWEVER, you also need to have the subelement to use it...

If it failed to export, Maven will give an error lol

It could be a lot of things. Maven is annoying, but post your errors anyway.

I'm not 100% sure why you don't have it but my guess is that you installed the other type of Java eclipse. There's two: one that supports Java, Maven, and a few other java related things and the other one, which supports other languages too. Look on the eclipse marketplace as you may be able to...

Maybe you got the wrong version of eclipse, I don't know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Well that's odd because that isn't what I get lol. Edit: Ignore all the build path errors. I rebuilt my PC recently and haven't gone back and fixed all the build paths lol

Sorry if that wasn't clear. Not the Project tab, the actual "ProjectKorra" project

Are you using eclipse? A bit hard to tell from that, but don't try run it as a Run configuration. Just right click the project in the project window.

Then it sounds like you aren't exporting with Maven. If the plugin isn't built with Maven, it ain't gonna work. You need to right click the Project -> Run As -> Maven Install

Actually, is the error you are referring to in YOUR plugin and not PK?

I was the one that updated it so I know a fair bit about it. But yeah, he's right. 1.12 updated a library that minecraft uses that we also happened to use, and they removed a bit of code that we used to load abilities. As such, the system had to be updated lol. Can you show me the error you get...