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What happens when water washes away grass and flowers? A Harvest event is fired where event.getHarvester() is null.

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23 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

What happens when water washes away grass and flowers? A Harvest event is fired where event.getHarvester() is null.

It shouldn't do anything different but not sure how to do that?

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53 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

You need to handle the case where getHarvester returns null. Currently you do not handle that case (you try to call a method on it regardless).

I've tried 

		if (event.getHarvester() == null) {
			return;
		}

but it still returns the error.

 

EDIT: Moved it to before my initial IF statement and it appears to be working, thanks for the support, very much appreciated.

Edited by xXJamie_Xx

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