I have two questions

I have two things i need help with.
The first question is how can i spawn a tree? Is it something like this:

PHP:

Tree::growTree($x, $y, $z, $level)

Or is it something else

The second question is how can i make multiple config files?
I know i can do this:

PHP:

$newConfig = new Config($this->getDataFolder()."newConfig.yml" Config::YAML)

but then how can i get the data from that config?

1. Yes. More accurately,

PHP:

Tree::growTree($level, $x, $y, $z, new Random(mt_rand()), Sapling::OAK);


Of course you can easily change the tree type by adjusting the last parameter to something else.

2. Just like what you'll normally get data from a config.

PHP:

$duration = $newConfig->get("speed-boost-duration", 40); // Get configuration value of key "speed-boost-duration" from config, if it does not exist, return default value 40


The reason i'm asking this is because on my SkyBlock plugin I want to have a file for every island.
So when a player makes an island it makes a config for that island

PHP:

$islandConfig = new Config($this->getDataFolder()."Islands/".$player->getName().".yml", Config::YAML)

In the config it sets the coordinates and the world that it is in.
When a player wants to teleport back to their island I need to get the world, and the position from that config. That would be easy if there was only one config file, but I need to find one file out of hundreds.
I have this function later in my plugin:

PHP:

public function getIsland($island){
        $file = new Config($this->getDataFolder()."Islands/".$island.".yml", Config::YAML);
        return $file->getAll();
    }


But when i call that function it crashes the server and says i can't use the get() function on an array

Of course you can't use get() on an array! You have to use $file[$string_here] to get it from the file. Mind if I take a look at the code?

Sure, i'll PM it to you

If you have so many configs, I think better use ENUM or if you can, MySQL or SQLlite

Actually, you could just use yaml_parse_file().

So right now i have the files set up to where the island coordinates are.
(You can see an example file below)
When i do file_get_contents or yaml_parse_file it only returns 163, which is the X coordinate
How can i fix this?

It used to work fine, but i changed it a bit and now it won't work (i'm using the same way i did before i changed it)