PlayerRespawnEvent

You can schedule the task with

PHP:

PluginBase::getServer()->getScheduler()->scheduleDelayedTask(new TaskObject($this, $player), $delay = 20); 

In the Task class, you can construct it like this:

PHP:

<?php

  use pocketmine\Player;
  use pocketmine\scheduler\PluginTask;
  use pocketmine\entity\Effect;

  class TaskObject extends PluginTask{

    private $plugin;

    public function __construct(Main $plugin, Player $player){
      parent::__construct($plugin);
      $this->plugin = $plugin;
      $this->player = $player;
    }

    public function onRun($tick){
      $this->player->addEffect(/*Your effect*/);
      //Anything here will be run approximately 1 second after the PlayerRespawnEvent is called.
    }
  }


 

Then come this error

Code:

[Server] [PocketMine] > Could not execute task Main\EffectTask: Argument 1 passed to pocketmine\Player::addEffect() must be an instance of pocketmine\entity\Effect, integer given, called in /storage/emulated/0/PocketMine/plugins/Test/src/Main/Test.php on line 245
[Server] [PocketMine] > TypeError: "Argument 1 passed to pocketmine\Player::addEffect() must be an instance of pocketmine\entity\Effect, integer given, called in /storage/emulated/0/PocketMine/plugins/Test/src/Main/Test.php on line 245" (EXCEPTION) in "/src/pocketmine/Player" at line 4070

Line 244 - 245

PHP:

public function onRun($tick){
      $this->player->addEffect(Effect::JUMP);

 

Use this to define an effect:

PHP:

 Effect::getEffect(Effect::JUMP); 

You can also set amplifier and duration (in ticks) with $effect->setAmplifier() and $effect->setDuration().

 

Note that you're better off passing the name of a player to a task, instead of the player object. If you don't do it, it'll use the player data from the moment the task got scheduled, which means it's no longer tracking the player. Once you have the player name in the task, you can use $server->getPlayer($this->name);