PoldiB

Here's the source code: using System; using MCGalaxy; using MCGalaxy.Commands; namespace Server { public sealed class DiceGame : Plugin { public override string name { get { return "The Dice Game"; } } public override string creator { get { return "PoldiB"; } } public override string MCGalaxy_Version { get { return "1.9.3.8"; } } public override void Load(bool startup) { Command.Register(new CmdDice()); Chat.MessageGlobal("&aDice plugin succesfully loaded!"); } public override void Unload(bool shutdown){ Command.Unregister(Command.Find("dice")); Chat.MessageGlobal("&cDice plugin succesfully unloaded"); } public class CmdDice : Command { public override string name { get { return "Dice"; } } public override string shortcut { get { return "roll"; } } public override string type { get { return "fun"; } } public override LevelPermission defaultRank { get { return LevelPermission.Guest; } } public override void Use(Player commandUser, string args) { Random rnd = new Random(); int dice1 = rnd.Next(1, 6); int dice2 = rnd.Next(1, 6); int score = dice1 + dice2; Chat.MessageGlobal(commandUser.name + "&fhas rolled &a" + dice1 + "&f and &a" + dice2 + "&f in Dice!"); Chat.MessageGlobal("&fThat's &a" + score + "&f points!"); } public override void Help(Player p){ p.Message(player, "%T/dice"); p.Message(Player, "%HRoll dice."); } } } }

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I need help i'm tryning to learn MCGalaxy and tried and make a simple dice roll plugin.However when i try and load it it says line 39 and 40 i should use p.Message instead of Player.Message and I do that but then it says "Static Member "MCGalaxy.Player.Message(MCGalaxy.Player, string)" cannot be accessed with an instant reference, qualify it with a name type instead" i'm stuck.

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