better button hovering.

**Robin Spud** · 03-21-2010, 07:41 PM

well. the way people use atm requires 3 methods...and uses like 4 ids. this way uses 1 id as usual and only 1 method.

add this type to your client.java

Code:

						if(class9_1.type == 10)
						{
							Sprite sprite = class9_1.sprite1;
							Sprite sprite2 = class9_1.sprite2;
							if(sprite != null)
								sprite.drawSprite(k2, l2);
							if(sprite2 != null && super.mouseX >= k2
							&& super.mouseX <= k2+class9_1.width && super.mouseY >= l2
							&& super.mouseY <= l2+class9_1.height)
								sprite2.drawSprite(k2, l2);
						}

and and then make your button type 10.

How to use:

Sprite1 and Sprite2 in your addButton methods are the hover and non hover sprites

so:

Sprite1 = new Sprite("button");
Sprite2 = new Sprite("button_hover");

**Jammy780** · 03-21-2010, 07:47 PM

This is a lot more efficant. Good work

**BenjaR** · 03-22-2010, 06:54 AM

More efficient, but I like using the original way; Sprite + mouseOverInterToTrigger, layer(mouseOvered content).

**Galkon** · 03-29-2010, 02:49 AM

Doesn't work unless it's a game screen interface.

**Stewie** · 03-29-2010, 02:59 AM

It works perfectly fine for me for side panel and chat panel interfaces. Just make it redraw the side panel and chat panel whenever it draws the child and it works fine.

**Rupps** · 03-29-2010, 03:01 AM

But what if it's a button that turns on and off?

**Stewie** · 03-29-2010, 03:14 AM

Originally Posted by Jack R

But what if it's a button that turns on and off?

Code:

if(class9_1.type == 10)
						{
							Sprite sprite;
							Sprite sprite2; 
							if(!interfaceIsSelected(class9_1)){
								sprite = class9_1.sprite1;
								sprite2 = class9_1.hoverSprite1;
							}else{
								sprite = class9_1.sprite2;
								sprite2 = class9_1.hoverSprite2;
							}
							if(sprite != null)
								sprite.drawSprite(k2, l2);
							if(sprite2 != null && super.mouseX >= k2
							&& super.mouseX <= k2+class9_1.width && super.mouseY >= l2
							&& super.mouseY <= l2+class9_1.height)
								sprite2.drawSprite(k2, l2);
						}

Then simply add these variables to RSInterface:

Code:

public Sprite hoverSprite1;
public Sprite hoverSprite2;

And initialize them in your Type 10 interface methods.

**Rupps** · 03-29-2010, 03:21 AM

Ah, nice work

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