Thread: Displee's interface editor

Version 3.6

Updates
- add support for key code editing (I think this was added somewhere around 475)
- add option to ignore missing parent components (via edit menu)

Bug fixes
- bug fix when exceeding the sprite palette in a group

About keycodes:
Somewhere around 500 Jagex started to use keycodes (the keys on your keyboard) to trigger the "context menu option click" or "op" event. This is used in, for example, the game tabs. When you click on the equipment tab, it shows up. This is done via the "context menu option click" event. From ~500 this event can also be triggered via key codes like 'F2' or 'M'.

Magic spellbook tab key codes in 667:


Magic spellbook tab key codes in 530:


Am not sure why in 530 tabs have a lot of key codes.

Am also not sure what exactly the "repeat" and "modifier" properties mean (they're almost always set to 0). Those properties were added around 562.

Originally Posted by Tyluur

If I’m following this right, key codes can’t be changed dynamically with the native client & cache?

Well, jagex has its own key codes table:

Code:

private final void onKeyEvent(KeyEvent keyevent, int i, int keyReleased) {
		anInt6538++;
		int keyCode = keyevent.getKeyCode();
		if (keyCode == 0) {
			keyCode = 0;
		} else {
			if (keyCode >= 0 && Class285_Sub2.keyCodeTable.length > keyCode) {
				keyCode = Class285_Sub2.keyCodeTable[keyCode];
				if (keyReleased == 0 && (keyCode & 0x80) != 0) {
					keyCode = 0;
				} else {
					keyCode &= ~0x80;
				}
			} else {
				keyCode = 0;
			}
		}
		if (i != keyCode) {
			queueKeyboardEvent(keyCode, '\0', keyReleased);
			keyevent.consume();
		}
	}

Since RuneScape is a multi language game, I thought that the reason they have their own key codes table was that not all keyboards share the same key codes. But I'm not sure.

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