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04-20-2010, 04:43 AM
How do you obtain the config for each quest text/interface (7332, ect). I think that's how you properly change the color. I've been trying to get it for the past half hour, but unfortunately I'm not that good at clients
Seeing as how they have no configurations for being enabled. I guess you would just use packet 122.
Code:if (pktType == 122) { int id = packetStream.method436(); int color = packetStream.method436(); int red = color >> 10 & 0x1f; int green = color >> 5 & 0x1f; int Blue = color & 0x1f; RSInterface.interfaceCache[id].disabledColor = (red << 19) + (green << 11) + (Blue << 3); pktType = -1; return true; }
Oh. I was told a long time ago it was a config state
Thanks alot stewie
To clear up any current misconceptions:
400+ use configs for their quest names (i.e.: Turning the quest 'Romeo and Juliet' red, yellow, or green) while anything lower does not. With those you have to use the sendString packet and do a @[email protected], @[email protected], or @[email protected] Hope this clears any misunderstandings about quest-configuration relationships.
using colors in the string in the sendquest removes the hover over effect. Packet 122 allows you to send the color for that string without removing the hover.Originally Posted by Deathfire138
To clear up any current misconceptions:
400+ use configs for their quest names (i.e.: Turning the quest 'Romeo and Juliet' red, yellow, or green) while anything lower does not. With those you have to use the sendString packet and do a @[email protected], @[email protected], or @[email protected] Hope this clears any misunderstandings about quest-configuration relationships.
Could you post an example of using packet 122?
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