Events
uxmSkyblock fires standard Bukkit events at key island lifecycle moments, so your plugin or module can react to them.
Available Events
| Event | Fired when |
|---|---|
net.cengiz1.uxmskyblock.event.IslandCreateEvent | An island finishes being created |
net.cengiz1.uxmskyblock.event.IslandDeleteEvent | An island is deleted |
IslandCreateEvent fires at the end of creation (after the island is built and
finalized); IslandDeleteEvent fires during deletion.
Listening for Them
These are ordinary Bukkit events — register a listener as usual:
public class MyListener implements Listener {
@EventHandler
public void onIslandCreate(IslandCreateEvent event) {
Island island = event.getIsland();
// e.g. give the owner a starter kit, set up your add-on's data, ...
}
@EventHandler
public void onIslandDelete(IslandDeleteEvent event) {
Island island = event.getIsland();
// clean up any data your plugin/module stored for this island
}
}
Register it from your plugin's onEnable:
getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new MyListener(), this);
…or, from a module, via the ModuleContext (so it's cleaned up automatically on
disable) — see Writing a Module.
How Chunklock Uses Them
The Chunklock module listens to both:
- On create, it sets up the chunk-lock layer for the new island and applies the starting open area.
- On delete, it clears the island's stored chunk-lock data.
This is exactly the pattern your own add-on should follow.
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