Events

Twilight has a short method of creating events which automatically register. We personally use this method in the Kotlin init {} method.

You can make use of it like so:

        event<PlayerJoinEvent> {
            player.sendMessage("Welcome to the server!")
        }
    

The function also provides more arguments which are optional which are shown below:

        // "true" is the ignoreCancelled argument
        event<PlayerJoinEvent>(EventPriority.HIGHEST, true) {
            player.sendMessage("Welcome to the server!")
        }
    

If you ever need an instance of the Listener class that the event gets put in to, it's returned by the function. Specifically, it returns TwilightListener. This class has a convenience function in for unregistering the listener, it can be used like so:

        val listener = event<PlayerJoinEvent> {
            player.sendMessage("Welcome to the server!")
        }

        listener.unregister()
    

Last modified: 21 February 2024